PEOPLE
We bridge clinical, biology, and engineering disciplines across Swiss institutions.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY,
DIVERSITY & INCLUSION
NCCR AntiResist embraces collaboration, openness, and equity.
AntiResist is especially focused on promoting gender balance and supporting female scientists in the workplace, in their career paths, and at conferences and events.
WE TRAIN FUTURE GENERATIONS OF INFECTION RESEARCH SCIENTISTS…
KNOWLEDGE & TECH TRANSFER
We build long-lasting partnerships with the private sector to enable the translation of our research discoveries to clinical practice and drug development.
LATEST FROM AntiResist
View AllNew paper from NCCR AntiResist Jenal and Hiller Labs
Protected while sleeping: How pathogens survive antibiotic treatment Drug tolerant bacteria pose a major challenge, because they can survive...
Read moreAMR Conference 2025
NCCR AntiResist is delighted to be sponsoring the 9th AMR Conference again in 2025. The conference will take place on 25-26 February at the Congress...
Read moreINCATE Entrepreneurs Club #4
Join our 4th INCATE Entrepreneurs Club to understand the importance of early engagement with regulatory bodies when developing Antimicrobial...
Read moreLeoni Swart wins Novo Nordisk Foundation Prize
Congratulations to Leoni Swart, NCCR AntiResist Postdoctoral Fellow, who recently won the Novo Nordisk Foundation Prize for her oral presentation at...
Read moreNCCR AntiResist hosts Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research
On Tuesday 24 September, NCCR AntiResist hosted the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research as part of their visit to the University of Basel. The...
Read moreAscona Awards for AntiResist Postdocs
NCCR AntiResist members shone at the recent Ascona conference, New Approaches to Combat Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria, with Dr. Maren Ketterer...
Read moreSYMS Wins for AntiResist Masters Students
NCCR AntiResist Masters students Olivia Schmid (left) and Noemi Henselmann (right) excelled at the Swiss Young Microbiologist Symposium (SYMS) in...
Read moreLIPS Study Wins IICT Funding
NCCR AntiResist members Prof. Dr. med. Nina Khanna (Deputy Director) and PD Dr. Richard Kühl have been awarded funding from the highly...
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