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Key takeaways and a video recording of the first live webinar in the JPIAMR webinar series on AMR in a post-pandemic world are now available.

On September 3-4 JPIAMR is organising the online workshop Interventions to Reduce the Development and Transmission of AMR.

JPIAMR is organising a series of webinars to highlight and clarify the importance of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) research in the context of the current Covid-19 pandemic and future viral pandemics.

184 pre-proposals involving 1065 partners were submitted by closing date, totalling a sum of 179.5 M€ in requested funding.

JPIAMR invites the entire AMR Research Community to take part in a needs assessment survey to guide the development and implementation of the Digital Platform for the JPIAMR-Virtual Research Institute.

Networks working on AMR in the context of viral-bacterial co-infections, including those working with Covid-19, are eligible to apply for the call.

The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in disruptions to some JPIAMR projects and networks. Requests for extentions should be made to the respective national funding organisation.

While scientists are working to understand and control the Covid-19 pandemic, it is also crucial to prepare for the effect of the current, and future, viral pandemics on secondary bacterial infections and the resulting impact on antimicrobial resistance.

JPIAMR is pleased to welcome the new Steering Committee and new Chair Jan-Ingvar Jönsson elected at the JPIAMR Management Board meeting held online on the 17th of March.

Due to the current COVID-19 situation the deadlines for the call Network Plus 2020 and the two calls within AquaticPollutants will be postponed.