Joint Teaching Units
A Joint Teaching Unit includes one recorded lecture of 40 min and a live session of questions and answers in which students can directly interact with the lecturer. Students of DAMR Universities might ask for the recognition of 1 Euopean Credit Transfer System (ECTS) upon reaching a positive score in a dedicated on-line questionnaire.
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Joint Teaching Units are gathered in three sections.
State of the Art
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Antimicrobial Resistance: origins, mechanisms of resistance, transmission of resistance between bacteria
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AMR, WGS and One Health
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The perfect storm is knocking on my door
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Antimicrobial susceptibility testing of bacteria from animals
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Mechanisms of antibiotic resistance and their genetic supports in Gram-negative bacteria of clinical importance
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Antibiotic resistance genes and related cassettes into natural environments
Antimicrobial agents in Veterinary Science
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Prudent use of antimicrobials in veterinary medicine
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Use of antibiotics in animal related practices
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Nutritional strategies to reduce the antibiotic need in weaned pigs
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Network-based approaches to Food Safety and Antimicrobial Resistance: a survey
Applications of new molecular technologies in antimicrobial resistance
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Application of WGS to trace L. monocytogenes in a rabbit meat processing plant: the concept of persistence beyond resistance
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Acinetobacter spp. sequencing for assessing the complete AMR profile using the Oxford Nanopore MinION device
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Metagenomics and AMR using hybrid sequencing technologies
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Tracing evolution of AMR using WGS
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WGS and Phylogeny in prokaryotes and eukaryotes
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Integrons and WGS
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Molecular typing of Gram-negative MDR pathogens: different approaches for different aims
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