The problem
Antimicrobial resistance doesn't respect the boundaries between human medicine, veterinary practice, and the environment, but the data tracking it usually does — making it hard to see the full picture.
What we're looking for
Tools that bring human, animal, and environmental AMR data together, or that help clinicians and farmers make better-informed prescribing decisions.
Who should come
Open to everyone, whatever your background or experience level — you don't need a health, data, or technical background to take part. We're deliberately bringing together a wide mix of people to pitch and build ideas together, including microbiologists, vets, environmental scientists, clinicians, students, and developers, and anyone else curious enough to get stuck in. No team, no idea, and no experience necessary — teams form on the day, so come solo or bring friends.
On the day
- 15:00Arrival and team formation
- 15:15Problem briefings from our partners
- 15:30Building and pitching begins
- 18:30Demos, feedback, and networking to close