Vaccines, human challenge studies and impact on AMR

Rapid Diagnostics and Biomarkers Working Group

Join ISAC’s Rapid Diagnostics and Biomarkers Working Group for a webinar exploring Vaccines, Human Challenge Studies and Their Impact on AMR. This session brings together leading experts advancing the frontiers of vaccine development through controlled human infection models. 

ISAC Elsevier publishing webinar for IJAA and JGAR

How to get your paper published in IJAA and JGAR

ISAC / Elsevier webinar

This expert-led webinar, hosted by ISAC and Elsevier, offers practical insights into publishing high quality antimicrobial research.

Tackling AMR with a One Health approach

On demand coming soon

On demand coming soon
To celebrate One Health Awareness Month, ISAC will host a 60-minute webinar showcasing cutting-edge research from the One Health Special Issue of the International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents. The session emphasizes the critical role of the One Health approach in tackling antimicrobial resistance (AMR) across human, animal, and environmental health. Key discussions will cover AMR in clinical and veterinary settings, environmental transmission pathways, and integrated surveillance strategies.

Moderated by Prof. Sabiha Essack and Prof. Reema Singh, the programme features presentations by leading experts, including Prof. Geoff Coombs on AMR in wildlife, Prof. Reema Singh on cross-sector collaboration, and Mr. Ziming Wu on AMR dynamics in the rumenofaecobiome, followed by a panel discussion with global specialists.

Innovations and challenges in HIV prevention and cure

ISAC / ISID joint webinar

The International Society of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (ISAC) and the International Society for Infectious Diseases (ISID) are pleased to host a special joint World AIDS Day webinar focusing on cutting-edge developments in HIV infection, from scientific breakthroughs to global implementation challenges.

Webinar series: Critical Care Infectious Diseases – Hot Topics and Upcoming Trends

MDR infections in the ICU: antibiotics, duration and immune modulation

Organised by the ISAC Infections in the ICU & Sepsis Working Group, ESCMID Study Group for Infections in Critically Ill Patients (ESGCIP) and King's Critical Care, King's College Hospital London.

Webinar series: Critical Care Infectious Diseases – Hot Topics and Upcoming Trends

Global Perspectives in Critical Care Infection: Diagnostics, Sepsis & Stewardship

Organised by the ISAC Infections in the ICU & Sepsis Working Group, ESCMID Study Group for Infections in Critically Ill Patients of (ESGCIP) and King's Department of Critical Care

Join us for the first in a three-part webinar series exploring cutting-edge developments in critical care infectious diseases. This session focuses on precision approaches to antibiotic use and monitoring, featuring global experts sharing the latest insights and clinical implications.

WHO fungal priority pathogens list: challenges in diagnosis and management

ISAC/ESCMID

This joint ISAC/ESCMID webinar explores the critical challenges posed by fungal infections, as highlighted in the WHO Fungal Priority Pathogen List. It features expert insights into the global burden and clinical impact of fungal pathogens.
Prof. Cornelia Lass-Flörl provides an overview of the priority pathogens identified by WHO, while Prof. Sevtap Arikan Akdagli discusses the growing threat of azole-resistant Aspergillus fumigatus in both clinical and environmental settings, emphasising the need for effective screening and containment strategies.
Prof. Anuradha Chowdhary addresses the emergence and spread of antifungal resistance in Candida species, underscoring the urgent need for improved diagnostics and management approaches.

Establishing the Pivotal Role of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology Professional Societies

ISAC/ESCMID webinar

This webinar explores how these societies function worldwide, especially in the context of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Based on responses from 86 societies, the study highlights key insights into governance, resources, and involvement in national AMR action plans.

The pandemic “goes away” but the real pandemic is here: Sepsis 2025

This important webinar highlights sepsis as a persistent and serious global health challenge, far outlasting the COVID-19 pandemic. Hosted jointly by ISAC and the European Sepsis Alliance to mark World Sepsis Day, the event features two expert-led lectures.

The Built Environment of the Hospital and Nosocomial Infections: Sources and Transmission Routes

On demand

Joint ISAC and ESCMID webinar. Explore how hospital design directly impacts infection control in this insightful webinar featuring two leading experts.

Bacteriophage therapy: where are we now?

On demand

This session brings together two leading experts to share the latest research, clinical perspectives, and practical strategies for fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and accelerating the clinical adoption of phage therapy.

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COVID-19: Webinar Series

ISAC held six webinars in its COVID-19 series with the most recent being on COVID-19: re-vaccination & variant vaccines (September 2022).

 
Working Group Webinars

Working Group Webinars

ISAC's Working Groups have held several webinars on topics related to infectious diseases / antimicrobial resistance.

 
MDR Gram-negative bacilli

MDR Gram-negative bacilli

Held in collaboration with the Japanese Society for Chemotherapy.

 
ISAC / APUA Anniversary

ISAC / APUA Anniversary

ISAC and APUA celebrated 100 combined years of fighting ID and AMR in 2021.