Call for Papers: npj Antimicrobials Collection
Special Collection: Antimicrobials and Resistance in the Food Chain We are proud to announce a collaboration with npj Antimicrobials and […]
Wellcome Conference: Antimicrobial Resistance – Genomes, Big Data and Emerging Technologies
The 5th Antimicrobial Resistance – Genomes, Big Data and Emerging Technologies conference will take place 23–25 March 2026 at Wellcome
Taking Action Against AMR: What is AMAST doing?
World AMR Awareness Week, 18-24 November 2025 This week marks WHO Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week 2025, and we want to
From Our Co-Is: Hutton Institute on Environmental AMR
The James Hutton Institute, an AMAST core partner, has published a blog post on the SEFARI website discussing their research
PhD Opportunity – AMR Risks in Sustainable Crop Farming
The James Hutton Institute is offering a fully-funded 4-year PhD studentship exploring antimicrobial resistance (AMR) risks associated with sustainable farming
Panel Discussion on AMR in Agrifood
The AMAST Network is hosting a panel discussion on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) at the British Soil Science Society (BSSS) Early
Game Farmers Association Workshop Tackles Antimicrobial Use in Game Bird Production
The Game Farmers Association and the Allerton Project, in partnership with the AMAST Network, are hosting a crucial workshop on
UK Ruminant Sector Launches Antibiotic Stewardship Roadmap
“The world is truly facing an antibiotic emergency. This group’s plan to develop a ruminant roadmap marks a bold step
PhD Opportunity: Investigating Biosolids Fertilised Pasture Effects on Ruminant Health
NorthWestBio (NWB) is a new BBSRC-funded Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) delivered between the Universities of Glasgow, Lancaster, Queen’s Belfast and
New Report Published: Tackling the Tail End of Antibiotic Use in Pigs
We’re proud to announce the publication of our report from the transdisciplinary forum “Tackling the tail end of antibiotic use
Funding Opportunity: Literature Review on AMR Genes in Feed Additives
Food Standards Scotland (FSS) has announced a new contract opportunity that aligns closely with AMAST’s antimicrobial resistance research priorities. FSS