Paul B.L. George, Luke S. Hillary, Samantha Leclerc, Emily C. Cooledge, Joanie Lemieux, Caroline Duchaine, and Davey L. Jones. Needles in haystacks: monitoring the potential escape of bioaerosolised antibacterial resistance genes from wastewater …

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The team attended the launch event of the AMR Digital Health Hub in London this week where we presented our AMR work on the hospital-environment linkage. We also hosted the expert panel on environmental AMR on behalf of Rachel McKendry …

Great to attend GLOWACON 2024 in Brussels. Thanks to all the people we met from the different WBE programmes around the world including South Africa, Singapore, Sweden, Norway, USA, Germany, Canada to name but a few. Thanks to Bernd Gawlik …

Was great to present the Welsh Government funded WBE work this week at the Wales Health Science Conference in Cardiff (#WSACsymposium2024) and meet colleagues from Public Health Wales.

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Jess attended the Teifi Rover Demonstrator Hackathon on the 28-29th February at Aberystwyth University, hosted by Natural Resources Wales. The hackathon was looking at ways to reduce pollution in the catchment. This has led to the production of an Action …

BBC: Covid in Wales: What do the stats tell us? (23rd February 2024)

The BBC showcases our wastewater data (see graph below).

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Thanks to everyone for attending the Dinner at the Guild Hall in London.

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Great to present our work at the PATH-SAFE Biosurveillance Conference, London on Wednesday 28th and Thursday 29th February 2024. Reshma was presenting a poster, Davey was giving a talk and Kata and Pete were doing the stakeholder interaction.

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Congrats to Will Perry for the new paper accepted to Science of the Total Environment entitled “Cross-continental comparative experiences of wastewater surveillance and a vision for the 21st Century”.…