Antimicrobial Resistance Education Meeting
e-Bug is a free educational programme operated by Public Health England that teaches children and young people about infection control, hygiene and antibiotics. And they’re holding a two day meeting to celebrate a decade of e-Bug while showcasing current and emerging trends and technologies in the teaching of antimicrobial resistance, microbiology and infection prevention and control.
Its on 17 – 18th January 2019 in London.
The meeting will include talks, interactive workshops and case studies from e-Bug partners. The themes of the meeting are:
- innovating education on antimicrobial resistance and infection prevention
- widening e-Bug implementation across Europe and internationally
You can register here
Who should attend
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e-Bug partners and collaborators
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science and health educators in schools and communities
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researchers working on antimicrobial resistance and infection prevention and control
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science communicators
Read more about the meeting here!
The e-Bug project was formally established in 2009 by a consortium of 18 European countries, partly funded by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety (DG SANCO) and 2019 will mark its tenth anniversary.
