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Project

Antibiotic tolerance and resistance in biofilm-associated infections: a Belgian-Indian networking approach to address a worldwide problem (BIOFILM)

Outputs and Outcomes

Acronym

BIOFILM

Code

12S06722

Duration

01 April 2022 → 31 March 2025

Funding

Federal funding: various

Promotor-spokesperson

Tom Coenye

Research disciplines

Natural sciences
- Infectious diseases
Medical and health sciences
- Bacteriology
- Infectious diseases

Keywords

biofilm antibiotic resistance

Project description

The main objective of this Network is to increase collaboration on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in microbial biofilms in various settings, including humans and animals and the (hospital) environment, and to explore alternatives to treatment of infectious diseases.

English

Dutch

English

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