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CAMO-Net colleagues gathered in Timor-Leste recently, bringing together researchers and leaders to share progress, deepen collaboration, and strengthen locally led work addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The visit brought CAMO-Net leadContinue reading “Strengthening collaboration in Timor-Leste”

A reflection on travel as a form of education In this guest blog, Andiswa Kona from CAMO-Net South Africa, reflects on her recent trip as part of our travel grantContinue reading “Guest blog: Travel as education”

Guest blog by: Phornpimon Tipthara In June 2025, I had the opportunity to attend the CAMO-Net UK Meeting in London from 2–6 June, with support from the CAMO-Net Travel Grant.Continue reading “Reflections from the CAMO-Net UK Meeting in London”

Guest blog by Patricia Nabisubi, CAMO-Net Uganda Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is often discussed in terms of policies, surveillance frameworks, and global strategies. Yet, in practice, the effectiveness of these effortsContinue reading “How Hands-On AMR Training in Ghana Transformed My Work”

Guest blog by: Tosin Senbadejo As part of my training as a PhD Fellow at the West African Center for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens (WACCBIP), University of Ghana, IContinue reading “Immunology Training and Cultural Immersion in Kampala: My CAMONET Offsite Placement”

Guest blog by Zelia Maria Marques Freitas, Research Nurse – CAMO-Net Timor Lesté I am thrilled to share my experience attending the International AMR Nextt 2025 Conference held from NovemberContinue reading “Carving a Valuable Experience: My Journey to AMR Next 2025 and the CAMO-Net Meeting India.”

Guest blog by: Allan Kengo With the CAMO-Net travel award, I had the opportunity of presenting the results of our work at the PAGE2025 Conference in Thessaloniki, Greece. Set alongContinue reading “From CAMO-NET Support to Global Engagement: My Experience at the PAGE2025 Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece.”

Guest blog by: Tosin Senbadejo, a PhD student at the West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens (WACCBIP), University of Ghana. I was awarded a CAMO-Net Travel GrantContinue reading “CAMO-Net Travel Grant Supports Tosin’s Participation at ASM Microbe 2025”

Guest blog by: Oliver Angom, CAMO-Net Fellow, Uganda hub Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a silent pandemic, disproportionately affecting low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). A recent study at the Infectious DiseasesContinue reading “A center of excellence pioneering antimicrobial stewardship”