The aim of this virtual training is to introduce participants to theoretical and practical aspects of detection of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in bacteria using whole-genome sequence (WGS) data.

Session 1: Introduction to AMR in bacteria and software tools to detect AMR in WGS data.

Session 2: Interpretation and reporting of results obtained using different software tools.

If you are a microbiologist or a bioinformatician interested in detection of AMR in WGS data, enrol today and tell your colleagues. It's open for public enrolment.