Environment & antimicrobial resistance (AMR) nexus
We conduct interdisciplinary research to understand how environmental pollution and other stressors fuel the rise and spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in natural settings. Our work tackles the complexities of this critical issue, answering fundamental questions and pioneering innovative water treatment and AMR combat strategies with the potential for global health impact.
“Call to Action: Environmental Contamination Assessment and Treatment (e-CAT)”
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Research theme
Microbial ecology and resistome dynamics in environment
Omics- driven mechanistic research: Targeting pollutants and antimicrobial resistance
Evolution and microbial adaptation to environmental stress and pollutant exposure
Open lab questions
Environmental covariates’ relation to the origin and spread of antimicrobial resistance genes
Oxidative Stress: A Solution or Selection for Antimicrobial Resistance?
