The emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has far reaching consequences for medical procedures and treatments, with many common drugs and interventions potentially rendered ineffective. In addition, the use of insecticides to control vectors populations remains a key measure for public health. Following years of intensive usage, the emergence of resistance jeopardizes the success of these control strategies worldwide. The 4th edition of the Institut Pasteur International Network Symposium will be focused on these major issues. This event is a unique opportunity for scientists worldwide to showcase their research on any topic related to microbes or vectors resistance.
Call for Papers
Abstracts can be submitted in the following categories
- How does resistance affects Global Health?
- Epidemiological data measuring the burden of resistance in human population as well as in animals or the environment
- Emergence of microbial or vectors resistance and its extent
- Drug use/exposition and resistance
- Risks factors which favor the emergence & spread of resistance
- What are the mechanisms of drug resistance?
- understanding of biochemical and genetic basis of resistance.
- How to improve the detection of resistance?
- Developping new tools for rapid diagnostic tests & new technologies (from bench to the field)
- Testing, validation and implementation of new solutions
- How to monitor drug resistance and assess transmission dynamics and spread of antimicrobial or vector resistance?
- Population genetics, phylogenomics and comparative genomic of drug-resistant pathogens and drug-resistant vectors
- Surveillance of drug resistance
- Genomics and databases for a global surveillance and for detection of emergence
- Data modelling
- How to combat drug resistance?
- Developping news drugs & new alternatives
- Clinical management of drug resistance
- Integrated resistance management strategy (including social & cultural aspects)