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New antibiotic class shows promise against drug-resistant bacteria

18 January 2024

Sir Stewart Cole joins the Ineos Oxford Institute for antimicrobial research as Executive Chair

9 January 2024

The tip of the iceberg: new study shows the spread of antibiotic resistance genes between bacteria is more widespread than previously thought

30 November 2023

Researchers bring to life the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance to everyday life ahead of World AMR Awareness Week

17 November 2023

INEOS Oxbridge Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance: seven scholarships available

17 November 2023

Phages: new applications in LMICs

IOI researchers Willames Martins and Claudia Orbegozo Rubio explore how phages can be used in addition to their clinical applications, as disinfectants and in animal feed.

26 October 2023

Bacteriophages: old dog, new tricks?

IOI researchers explore the potential of phage therapy to combat AMR

23 October 2023

Global handwashing day 2023 - preventing infections to combat AMR

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is estimated to have caused over 1.2 million deaths globally in 2019.

12 October 2023

Bug Fight: Outreach in Oxford

IOI PhD student develops new outreach aimed at Key Stage 4 pupils

3 October 2023

Reducing antibiotic usage in animal feed is not enough to combat antibiotic resistance

New research from University of Oxford highlights the need for innovative approaches to AMR 

2 October 2023

IOI studies on the burden of AMR launch second phase

In July 2023 the IOI studies BARNARDS and BALANCE launched their second phase

28 September 2023

Bangladesh High Commission meeting

Prof Tim Walsh, Michael Corley, and the Bangladesh High Commissioner discuss commitment to tackling AMR

15 August 2023