Archive · 21 Jan 2026
SRM–AP Hosts India–UK AMR Network Meeting
SRM University–AP in Amaravati is hosting a big meeting from January 21 to 23.
This meeting is about fighting germs that don't respond to medicines, called antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
Experts from India and the UK will come together to talk about how to make people, animals, and the environment healthier.
They will share ideas on how to use medicines better and stop these tough germs.
The meeting is funded by a group called the Academy of Medical Sciences.
Important people like doctors, scientists, and animal health experts will be there.
They will talk about how to keep everyone safe from these germs.
SRM University–AP will host the India–UK AMR network meeting from January 21 to 23.
The meeting aims to strengthen collaboration between Indian and UK experts on antimicrobial resistance.
Funded by the Academy of Medical Sciences, the event is organized by Prof Jayaseelan Murugaiyan and Dr Suparna Mitra.
Participants include leading researchers, clinicians, veterinarians, and public health experts from both countries.
Topics covered include microbiology, AMR genomics, public health, veterinary sciences, environmental health, and social medicine.
- Who
- Researchers, clinicians, veterinarians, and public health experts from India and the UK
- What
- India–UK Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) network meeting
- When
- January 21 to 23
- Where
- SRM University–AP, Amaravati
- Why
- To strengthen collaboration and advance research on antimicrobial use and resistance
- Event
- India–UK Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) network meeting
- Date
- January 21 to 23
- Location
- SRM University–AP, Amaravati
- Objective
- Strengthen collaboration between Indian and UK experts on antimicrobial resistance
- Funding
- Academy of Medical Sciences
- Organizers
- Prof Jayaseelan Murugaiyan and Dr Suparna Mitra
- Participants
- Researchers, clinicians, veterinarians, and public health experts from India and the UK
- Key Topics
- Microbiology, AMR genomics, public health, veterinary sciences, environmental health, and social medicine