Programme

All lectures in the programme for Antibiotics 2011 - Where Now? were by invitation in single session format. 

A pdf version of the programme, which includes lecture times, is available to download from this page. 

We are grateful to the invited speakers for allowing their Antibiotics 2011 - Where Now? lecture slides to be available for download on this page.

Pharma proposes; bacterium disposes - how antibiotic resistance emerges and spreads
Dr David Livermore
HPA Centre for Infection, London, UK

The relationship between antibiotic use and resistance: the not so obvious evidence
Dr Hermann Goossens
GRACE, Antwerp, Belgium
 
The potential of inhaled antimicrobials in an age of multi-drug resistant bacteria
Dr Justin Daniels
Bayer Schering Pharma AG, Germany

The Aeropath Consortium - application of modern technologies to hit discovery for Gram-negative pathogens
Professor Bill Hunter
University of Dundee, UK

Approaches for tackling the challenges of antibacterial discovery
Dr David Payne
GlaxoSmithKline, USA

The Antibiotic Resistome: Challenge and opportunity
Dr Gerry Wright
McMaster University, Canada

New issues in resistance and innate immunity approaches to countering resistance
Professor Bob Hancock
University of British Columbia, Canada