Dear All: Greetings in the new year! Two things of general interest today: First, Wellcome Trust has posted an opening for a Science Officer to help develop and implement Wellcome’s work on Drug-Resistant Infections (a copy of job description is here). In this role, you would work closely within a very strong team to implement and support Wellcome’s diverse
Dear All: The international conversation continues apace following the recent DRIVE-AB meeting on antibiotic incentives. There are two further important meetings coming up that you may wish to know about. First, Wellcome Trust is co-hosting a side-event with the UN Foundation during the UN General Assembly on 21 Sep (yes, this week!). The side event is from 8a-10a in
Dear All: The United Kingdom Science and Innovation Network (UK-SIN), the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (US-CDC), and the Wellcome Trust (WT) have recently released a white paper highlighting the potential for the environment (e.g., soil and water) to be a source of antimicrobial-resistant microbes that can affect human health: Executive Summary: Initiatives
Dear All: See immediately below for a news item just in from Wellcome Trust. Is it the right time for your story? If so, get to it!! Also, please look closely at the General Notes (3 new IMI calls) and the upcoming meetings (3 new meetings, including a microbiome workshop by NIAID). –jr “This autumn, Wellcome is looking
Dear All: Wellcome Trust (WT) is seeking a Science Lead for WT’s Drug-Resistant Program (DRI) programme. This is a very senior role with global reach: the Science Lead reports to the Head of the DRI programme and has direct responsibility for leading the team that executes and monitors the DRI science strategy. The DRI program spans 4 pillars:
Dear All: As we head into the Easter and Passover weekend, three new calls for proposals have emerged! Perhaps one of these is for you? The US CDC has released a Broad Agency Announcement (FY2018-OADS-BAA) seeking proposals for projects across a range of areas (diagnostics, transmission, microbiome disruption, resistance genes in the environment, and stewardship). Initial proposals