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Search begins for architects to design new Fleming Centre
The Fleming Initiative is calling for designs for its inaugural Centre at St Mary’s Hospital.
Search begins for architects to design new Fleming Centre
The Fleming Initiative is calling for designs for its inaugural Centre at St Mary’s Hospital.
Imperial’s CBRB appoints new co-directors
Professor Mariagrazia Pizza and Professor Shiranee Sriskandan will lead the Centre for Bacterial Resistance Biology (CBRB).
GSK backs Imperial’s Fleming Initiative with £45m pledge to fight AMR
GSK will become the first partner of the new Imperial-led Fleming Initiative, which aims to tackle antimicrobial resistance globally.
Fleming Initiative featured in National Action Plan on antimicrobial resistance
The Fleming Initiative is named as key to achieving the Government’s ambitions for tackling antimicrobial resistance over the next 5 years.
Clinician creators join the frontline to tackle the silent pandemic of AMR
Fleming Initiative unites clinician creators & communication experts to launch CHAIN: an innovative media network fighting antimicrobial resistance.
Impact of artificial intelligence on AMR: Common themes and challenges
Researchers gather to explore visions, themes & challenges around the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
UK Government backs Fleming Centre to fight threat of drug resistant infections
The UK Government has committed £5million in seed funding to support a joint Imperial initiative to fight antimicrobial resistance.
Imperial President - College making big moves to accelerate medical innovation
Professor Hugh Brady says that Imperial is working to speed development of innovations that have potential to be as transformational as penicillin.
River sampling study shows impact of COVID-19 pandemic on London’s waterways
The most detailed study of a city’s waterways anywhere in the world has revealed how chemical pollutants in London’s rivers changed over the pandemic.
Antibiotics promote the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the gut
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria get extra nutrients and thrive when the drugs kill ‘good’ bacteria in the gut.
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