We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. By using our site you consent to the use of cookies. Learn More
Applications for the Trinity Challenge on Antimicrobial Resistance are now closed Read submitted solutions here
31 January 2022
Image by Denisse Leon/Unsplash
This series of podcasts features the people behind the prize-winning solutions: their inspiration, what kept them going, and what it means to be part of The Trinity Challenge.
With your host, James Dray (Partner, Brunswick Group), sit back and enjoy the conversations on everything from blood tests and rats and bats, to apps, wireless sensors, vaccine trackers, dashboards, and loads more.
Funny, insightful and packed full of bite-sized science. Just what you need to boost your day!
The next episode will be available on 2nd February, and each successive Wednesday thereafter, till 16th March 2022.
Find us on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. Search for The Trinity Challenge Winners Series.
Mic image by Stux/Pixabay
But in economically disadvantaged countries, many frontline health workers have still not been vaccinated.
The use of data-driven methods and the adoption of computational models allows for science-based policy decisions.
We need to take AMR seriously and act quickly. By 2050, projections indicate that we could be looking at 10 million extra deaths a year worldwide, with lost global economic output of $100 trillion.