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Predicting antibiotic resistance de novo

FowlerLab at ESM 2024

Philip Fowler, 1st July 20241st July 2024

Three of us (Dylan Adlard, Dylan Dissanayake and Philip Fowler) attended the 44th Congress of the European Society of Mycobacteriology in Bruges last week. As ever was a very friendly, fun and informative conference with lots of familiar faces. Dylan Dissanayake had a poster and was also selected to give a flask talk — see below.

Dylan Adlard gave a talk and did brilliantly; turns out it was his first talk at a scientific conference and he looked like a seasoned pro. We all enjoyed it and look forward to going to Lison next year.

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