CAMO-Net fellow takes AMR research into rural communities in India
Building on his CAMO-Net fellowship, Dr Sagar M Pradhan is developing a new community-based research initiative to better understand the local factors contributing to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and explore how these can be addressed through locally…
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CAMO-Net contributes to implementation of India’s AMR NAP
CAMO-Net India researchers Dr Vrinda Nampoothiri and Dr Vidhi Shukla are contributing their expertise in ethnographic research to work supporting the implementation of India’s second National Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance. Policies designed to improve antibiotic…
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Guest blog: Implementing LC-MS method development in Uganda
This guest blog comes from CAMO-Net Uganda’s Sandra Naluyima, who reflects on how specialist LC-MS training at Imperial College London has been translated into practical impact at the Infectious Diseases Institute in Uganda. She explains how…
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Community-led AMR awareness campaign launches in Nomzamo
The South African CAMO-Net Hub, in collaboration with the Cape Town Systematic Healthcare Action Research Project (C-SHARP) and local NGO Masincedane Community Service, has launched Phaphama Sibonisane – meaning “Wake up. Be alert. Let us learn…
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Strengthening antimicrobial stewardship in primary care in Pakistan
More than 225 general practitioners from Karachi and Islamabad have taken part in CAMO-Net workshops designed to support responsible antibiotic prescribing in primary care. CAMO-Net Pakistan has delivered two antimicrobial stewardship workshops for community-based general practitioners…
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Mapping the spread of resistant infections in a Bangladesh children’s hospital
Newborn babies are particularly vulnerable to healthcare-associated infections, but tracing how bacteria spread through hospitals can be difficult where detailed electronic records are unavailable. Through a CAMO-Net collaboration between the Child Health Research Foundation and University…
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Strengthening AMR research through global collaboration
A new CAMO-Net publication has captured the impact of a major training and capacity strengthening programme that supported researchers across 13 institutions in 11 countries. Published in Wellcome Open Research, the article describes how CAMO-Net’s Training…
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Why one common antibiotic works for urinary tract infections but often fails elsewhere
Liverpool researchers uncover how the body’s own chemistry can determine whether antibiotics succeed or fail New research, published in Nature Communications, provides new insights into how antibiotic resistance develops and could help doctors make better decisions…
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CAMO-Net India engages communities to promote responsible antibiotic use
Researchers from the CAMO-Net India Hub are working with local communities to raise awareness of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and the importance of using antibiotics responsibly. Led by Prof Nusrat Shafiq and her team, the activities were…
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CAMO-Net Brazil backs primary care AMR symposium
More than 300 healthcare professionals, researchers and practitioners gathered in person and online for the II Primary Care Symposium: Preventing Infections and Antimicrobial Resistance, held on 22 May 2026. Organised by the Infection Control Group of…
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CAMO-Net India opens new bioanalytical facility
Researchers at CAMO-Net India, based at the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) in Chandigarh, have established a new liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (LC-MS) facility, marking an important step in strengthening local capacity for bioanalytical…
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Exploring Biosensor Technologies for Point-of-Care Diagnostics
This guest blog comes from Dr Kusum Rani, Post-doctoral researcher from CAMO-Net India, who travelled to London, UK on a CAMO-Net travel grant to work on molecular diagnostics at CAMO-Net UK’s Imperial College London site. Between…
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From India to Uganda: A pharmacokinetics learning journey
This guest blog comes from Dr Sathyanarayana Reddy Bygari, CAMO-Net India’s Clinical Pharmacist from Amrita, who travelled to Kampala to learn from his colleagues in the lab at the Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University. When I…
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CAMO-Net at the AMR 2026 Summit, Sydney Australia
In February 2026, CAMO-Net attended the AMR 2026 Summit in Sydney, Australia, bringing together more than 290 participants from 37 countries across government, research, policy, and practice. The three-day meeting focused on how global commitments on…
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CAMO-Net at ESCMID 2026
This year Munich, Germany, welcomed ESCMID 2026. The conference brought together the international infectious diseases and clinical microbiology community, providing a platform to share new research, exchange ideas and strengthen collaborations across disciplines. As one of…
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Guest blog: Communication in Kampala
This guest blog comes from Chris Deputy, CAMO-Net Communications Manager, who travelled to Kampala to exchange comms and public engagement knowledge with the team there. Earlier this year, I travelled from Liverpool to Kampala to work…
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Strengthening collaboration in Timor-Leste
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 lead Professor Alison Holmes, Head of Operations…
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Guest blog: Travel as education
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 grant scheme. For Early Career Researchers, travel…
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Exploring Biosensors for Antibiotic Detection: Insights from a CAMO-Net Off-Site Placement
By Dr. Nazareno Scaccia Between June 23 and July 11, 2025, I had the opportunity to join the Department of Infectious Disease at the Imperial College London as part of the CAMO-Net Off-Site Placement Programme. Hosted…
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Reflections from the CAMO-Net UK Meeting in London
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. The meeting brought together CAMO-Net members…
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How Hands-On AMR Training in Ghana Transformed My Work
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 efforts depends heavily on the people working…
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Immunology Training and Cultural Immersion in Kampala: My CAMONET Offsite Placement
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, I was privileged to participate in an…
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Carving a Valuable Experience: My Journey to AMR Next 2025 and the CAMO-Net Meeting India.
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 November 29–30, 2025, followed by Centres for…
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From CAMO-NET Support to Global Engagement: My Experience at the PAGE2025 Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece.
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 along the Aegean Sea, Thessaloniki offered a…
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CAMO-Net Travel Grant Supports Tosin’s Participation at ASM Microbe 2025
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 Grant to attend ASM Microbe 2025, the…
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A center of excellence pioneering antimicrobial stewardship
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 Diseases Institute clinic, led by Dr Barbara…
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From Ward Rounds to Mountain Trails. CAMO-Net Fellows’ Transformative Week in South Africa
Guest blog by: Fiona Mutesi Magololo, CAMO-Net Uganda hub Fellow From 27th to 31st October 2025, we, CAMO-Net fellows from across nine countries, had the privilege of participating in a five-day antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) workshop held…
Keep readingStrengthening Capacity, Driving Change: CAMO-Net Fellows Present Stewardship Innovations and Impact
On 4th December 2025, at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad, CAMO-Net fellows participated in a dissemination meeting that marked a major milestone in the CAMO-Net Training and Capacity Strengthening Programme. The meeting brought together fellows, mentors, investigators, representatives…
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Expanding CAMO-Net Brazil within the country
The Antimicrobial Guide for Primary Health Care in Ceará has been officially launched, marking an important step in scaling up evidence-informed antimicrobial stewardship approaches in Brazil. The adoption builds on the successful implementation of a CAMO-Net-developed…
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CAMO-Net’s fifth in-person gathering takes place in India
CAMO-Net’s fifth in-person gathering took place in December in India, bringing colleagues together from around the world to build on existing collaborations and to learn more about the breadth of antimicrobial optimisation work taking place across…
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