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Antibiotic resistance – how do we stop the superbugs of the future?

Antibiotic resistance (AMR) is one of the most pressing global health challenges of our time - affecting healthcare systems, economies, and societies worldwide. How can science and innovation help us stay ahead?

Time: Mon 2026-05-11 12.00 - 13.00

Location: KTH Biblioteket, Sydöstra galleriet

Language: English

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Poster about the event

Join us for a lunch lecture at KTH Library, where three researchers will discuss how we can outsmart superbugs through advances in diagnostics, treatment, and decision-making. The panel will also explore the gap between research and real-world implementation – and what it takes to turn innovation into impact.

This session is open to students and young professionals interested in global health, technology, and sustainable innovation.

Panel:

  • Henar Marino Miguélez - Sepsis diagnostic (AI + microfluidics)
  • Michael Malkoch - New weapon against bacterial infections (hydrogel)
  • Emre Iseri - Digital dipsticks (point-of-care diagnostics)

Join us for a lunch lecture at KTH Library, we will offer fika.

No registration.

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