Ineos Oxford Institute

Ineos Oxford Institute has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in April 2024. The social media accounts linked to from Ineos Oxford Institute are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, ineosoxford has populated their site with: • DPhil in fungal cell biology | Ineos Oxford Institute • Careers | Ineos Oxford Institute • Sign up to our mailing list • Ingenious ‘molecular movie’ finally reveals how penicillin works | Ineos Oxford Institute • Tracking early-life changes in the microbiome and resistome in Pakistan | Ineos Oxford Institute • Breaking bacterial boundaries • Oxford Martin School award supports IOI research into antifungal discovery | Ineos Oxford Institute • More news, spotlights and blogs • About the IOI • Vacancies • Our research • Oxford AMR Network • Watch now: Ineos Oxford Institute on Defending Our Health: Unravelling Antimicrobial Resistance • IOI at ESCMID 2026 | Ineos Oxford Institute • More events and outreach • About us • #NotInOurLifetime • Spotlight: Computational chemistry for drug development • Spotlight: Investigating natural products for AMR drug discovery • Spotlight: Understanding the role of insects in spreading bacterial infections • News: IOI drug development programme joins ENABLE-2 • Feature: The Oxford students at the forefront of the fight against microbial resistance • Babies in Nigeria are being born with antibiotic resistant bacteria • City birds found to be carriers of antimicrobial resistant bacteria • Poultry found to be major reservoir of multidrug resistant bacteria in US • Antibiotic resistance has claimed at least one million lives each year since 1990 • IOI DPhil student awarded Royal Commission Industrial Fellowship • Binding of last-resort antibiotic revealed for the first time • Day in the life of a research assistant • Find out about IOI phage research • Ineos Oxford Institute awards over £2m to innovative projects to tackle antimicrobial resistance • Raising awareness about AMR in Bangladesh • The Conversation Africa: We studied drug-resistant bacteria on hospital surfaces in six countries. This is what we found • Why is it so difficult to make a new antibiotic? • From Kundal Khokhran to Oxford in search of solutions for AMR • Wellcome Discovery Award of £5m awarded to Prof Sam Sheppard at the Ineos Oxford Institute • Day in the life of a Laboratory Technician • Flies in Nigerian hospitals are carriers of multidrug-resistant bacteria • Sir Jim Ratcliffe receives University of Oxford’s highest recognition award for philanthropy • Developing new combination therapies to preserve last-resort antibiotics • A day in the life of a Communications Officer • Time to tackle antimicrobial resistant bacterial reservoirs on hospital surfaces • New screening method identifies new approaches to combat antimicrobial resistance • Preserving last-resort antibiotics with multidisciplinary research • www.ineosoxford.ox.ac.uk • Strengthening antimicrobial surveillance in Bangladesh • Circus performances raise awareness of antimicrobial resistance in Cambodia • American black bears found to carry foodborne pathogen | Ineos Oxford Institute • Time to tackle antimicrobial resistant bacterial reservoirs on hospital surfaces | Ineos Oxford Institute • Sublethal antibiotic levels found to boost spread of resistance genes in the environment by up to 45 times | Ineos Oxford Institute • Day 1: 80 years of antibiotics: our greatest medical breakthrough, and the threat to its future • Day 2: Poultry found to be major reservoir of multidrug resistant bacteria in US | • Day 2: City birds found to be carriers of antimicrobial resistant bacteria | Ineos Oxford Institute • Day 3: Microplastics in the environment increase the spread of antibiotic resistance by up to 200 times • Day 4: Flies in Nigerian hospitals are carriers of multidrug-resistant bacteria • Day 5: IOI awarded £1 million from PACE to develop a new antibiotic • Day 6: New screening method identifies new approaches to combat antimicrobial resistance • Day 7: Beyond the research: life-saving impact of AMR surveillance in Nigeria • Researchers identify antibiotic for poultry production that could help protect human antibiotics | Ineos Oxford Institute • Genome co-adaptation and the evolution of methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus | Genome Biology | Springer Nature Link • International trial finds rapid diagnostic testing alone does not reduce antibiotic prescribing for respiratory infections | Ineos Oxford Institute • IOI launches Campylobacter Control Campaign in The Gambia | Ineos Oxford Institute • New genomic method reveals hidden gene networks behind MRSA resistance | Ineos Oxford Institute • New study reveals rising antibiotic resistance in diarrhoeal disease | Ineos Oxford Institute • New study tracks exposure to antibiotics in infants in Northern Nigeria | Ineos Oxford Institute • IOI concludes data collection for two major global AMR studies | Ineos Oxford Institute • Supporting data analysis and AMR monitoring in Kenya | Ineos Oxford Institute • IOI launches new antifungal drug discovery programme | Ineos Oxford Institute • The AMR Knowledge Exchange grant: building partnerships and advancing AMR research | Ineos Oxford Institute • Guiding antibiotic use in Bangladesh with procalcitonin: lessons from a clinical trial • IOI researchers develop new water-trapping inhibitor to tackle resistance against ‘last-resort’ antibiotics • Hospital surfaces as hot spots of infectious resistant bacteria • Cephalosporins could open new routes to antiviral drug discovery • Addressing barriers to equitable AMR research | Ineos Oxford Institute • IOI researchers awarded £500K to protect ‘last-resort’ antibiotics • Industrial poultry farming is accelerating the spread of Campylobacter | Ineos Oxford Institute • How ancient bacterial evolution can help us understand bacterial adaptation | Ineos Oxford Institute • New funding to investigate how drug resistant tuberculosis can be reversed | Ineos Oxford Institute • Procalcitonin testing helps reduce antibiotic use by half in Bangladesh • IOI Grand Challenge: Tuberculosis | Ineos Oxford Institute • Multinational surveillance study reveals high burden of drug-resistant bloodstream infections in Africa and Asia | Ineos Oxford Institute • IOI researchers awarded £200K to study how bacteriophages can combat AMR in warmer climates | Ineos Oxford Institute • Oxford Martin School award supports IOI research into antifungal discovery • IOI News: Ingenious ‘molecular movie’ finally reveals how penicillin works | Ineos Oxford Institute • Designing the next generation of antibiotic drugs | Ineos Oxford Institute