Metagenomic Surveillance of Waterborne Pathogens
Genomic surveillance framework for waterborne pathogens in health care facilities, and package drinking water
Advancing Knowledge. Delivering Solutions.
AEMIDR conducts cutting-edge research in Applied Environmental Metagenomics and Infectious Diseases, while Aemid Consult translates that expertise into practical solutions for organisations, governments and communities.
2+Research Projects
46+Publications
23+People
2017Established
AEMIDR Research Themes
Six interconnected themes spanning environmental, human and public-health genomics.
Antimicrobial Resistance in Environmental ReservoirsClimate Change Impacts on Microbial Communities and Disease DynamicsEnvironmental Metagenomics & Microbial EcologyInfectious Disease Surveillance & Pathogen GenomicsMetagenomic Tools for Public Health & Environmental MonitoringOne Health Approaches to Emerging Pathogens
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Transparent, fundable research. Every project shows live funding progress.
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Aemid Consult
Our consultancy arm converts scientific expertise into laboratory, analytical, training, surveillance and advisory services.
- Environmental Metagenomic Assessment & Reporting
- Infectious Disease Risk Assessment & Surveillance Design
- Antimicrobial Resistance Profiling
- Custom Bioinformatics & Data Analysis Pipelines
- Training & Capacity Building Workshops
- Policy Advisory & Technical Consulting
- Laboratory Method Development & Validation Support
Latest News & Events
New funding supports portable sequencing capacity
A grant award will fund field-deployable sequencing hardware for environmental sampling.
AEMIDR joins national water-quality surveillance network
The group will contribute metagenomic capacity to a multi-site water-quality surveillance network.
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