Research Programmes – CEDBCAM Research Institute

Research Programmes · Bacterial AMR & One Health

One focus: antimicrobial-resistant bacteria, across humans, animals and the environment

CEDBCAM-RI is dedicated to bacterial antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through a One Health approach. Our research is organised in five complementary programmes, from genomic surveillance to diagnostics, treatment, vaccines and food safety.

Our research programmes

Click a programme to explore its objectives, activities and funded projects.

ARIDAntimicrobial Resistance and Infectious Diseases (ARID)Genomic surveillance and molecular epidemiology of resistant bacteria in humans, animals and the environment.Explore the programme →ReMARCHReproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (ReMARCH)Resistant bacterial infections in pregnant women, mothers, newborns and children, and how to prevent them.Explore the programme →FSSFood Safety and SecurityResistant bacteria along the food chain and in the environment, from farms to communities.Explore the programme →D4RDrug Discovery and Diagnostic Development (D4R)Rapid diagnostics and new treatment options against resistant bacteria.Explore the programme →VacRVaccine ResearchVaccine targets against priority antimicrobial-resistant bacteria.Explore the programme →All programmesFunded projectsSee every project funded since 2020, year by year.View all projects →

How our programmes are organised

Each research programme is designed to host several research units and laboratories as it grows. Today, each programme runs as a single team.

Leadership
Each programme is led by a Programme Lead with a deputy and administrative support.

Translational science
Grant-funded research designed to reach patients, communities and policy makers.

Talent pipeline
Interns, Master’s students, PhD candidates, postdoctoral fellows and associate group heads.

Capacity building
Training, academic supervision, scientific dissemination and quality systems shared by all programmes.