Each year we award two prestigious prizes for antimicrobial resistance-related research publications. One is awarded to an LSHTM staff member, including assistant professors, fellows and research assistants, and one is awarded to a PhD student.

The AMR Centre is offering a number of bursaries to cover conference registration fees for members to attend AMR-related conferences in the first half of 2022. You must be submitting an AMR-related abstract for consideration as a talk or poster at the conference.

We are also offering support for members to pay open access publishing fees for AMR-related publications. You must have no other avenues of support for open access publishing fees (see LSHTM library for info about other options).

Sign up to our fortnightly newsletters and receive information about the latest AMR research, news, events and funding.

Written by our Directors and Disciplinary Pillar Heads, our newsletters provide expert insights into current issues and findings on AMR from across the natural and social sciences.

If you are a staff member or student at LSHTM, sign up to receive our newsletter and other centre updates, such as events, funding opportunities and publications, here. 

Please only sign up with this link with your @lshtm.ac.uk, @student.lshtm.ac.uk, @mrc.gm or @mrc.uganda.org email address. For all others (including @alumni.lshtm.ac.uk) please use the link below

Be made aware of global changes in AMR policy and funding.

Receive updates about the Centre and the work of our members, including information on AMR-related events.

Access to a resource for profiling and communicating research findings to established audiences and networks internally and externally to the School.

Collaborate with and belong to a recognised body of researchers from different disciplines.

Access to other members with specific expertise to improve the quality of proposals.

Our PhD Student Representative organises monthly meetings for PhD students working on AMR.