Director, Centre for Genomic Pathogen Surveillance | https://xitter.cf/t.co/ikgiJR4rb9 | Professor @bdi_oxford
London, UK
Joined February 2009
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David Aanensen retweeted
Thrilled to see these preprints out after many years of planning, data collection, analysis - and huge efforts from the entire EURGen-Net CCRE Survey Working Group. It's been a pleasure working on these with Anke Kohlenberg @ECDC_EU, Inga Froding & Alma Brolund @Folkhalsomynd
We’re pleased to share two new preprints with results from a structured survey of carbapenem- and/or colistin-resistant Enterobacterales (CCRE), conducted in 37 European countries in 2019.
E. coli: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
K. pneumoniae: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
@ECDC_EU
David Aanensen retweeted
Our preprint on using genomics to explore vaccine target diversity⬇️ A real pleasure working on this with Khalil Abudahab and the team. We're keen to gather feedback, feel free to get in touch (although I will be a little quiet for a while due to another project arriving soon!👶)
Pleased to share our new preprint describing vaccines.watch, an interactive platform enabling exploration of vaccine target diversity from global genome data: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
David Aanensen retweeted
We’re pleased to share two new preprints with results from a structured survey of carbapenem- and/or colistin-resistant Enterobacterales (CCRE), conducted in 37 European countries in 2019.
E. coli: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
K. pneumoniae: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
@ECDC_EU
our latest preprint describing amr.watch : a platform for monitoring AMR trends from global genomics data : biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Our latest preprint is out describing amr.watch – a platform for monitoring AMR trends from global genomics data. Supporting all WHO priority pathogens (2017), amr.watch summarises the geographic and temporal distribution of genotypic variants (e.g. STs) in the context of AMR to aid monitoring and prioritisation efforts. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
David Aanensen retweeted
Not only Translational Microbiology Prize Lecturer @daanensen a great scientist and amazing communicator whose work has had a real impact, he also publishes in @MicrobioSoc #MGen #Microbio25
David Aanensen retweeted
We want to help improve resilience and response to emerging health threats, such as antimicrobial resistance (#AMR), in low and middle income countries.
Learn how NIHR-funded research is tackling emerging AMR threats globally: nihr.ac.uk/case-studies/trac…
ALT Tracking global antimicrobial resistance with genomic sequencing Enabling researchers in Colombia, India, Nigeria and the Philippines, to track and manage outbreaks of bacterial infections that have evolved resistance to antibiotics.
David Aanensen retweeted
Thank you, Dr. Lee. It was great to share our work with the kleb community!
Brilliant talk from .@luluScience on profiling plasmids of global collection of Klebsiella pneumoniae to understand how resistance and virulence genes converge in a strain. #KLEBS2024
Terrific execution of first klebs conference by @chcrestani and @sylvainbrisse - great, stimulating programme and excited attendees. Looking forward to the next one @gatesfoundation
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David Aanensen retweeted
Gosh TWO group member initiatives made the finalist list. @TAgboeze's team achieved Honorable Mention for Impact and Abeeb Adeniyi, @adegokejosef1 with #BioinfoUI team were finalists. @GHRUamr @UniIbadan is very, VERY proud.
We're delighted to announce the awardees of the Vivli Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Surveillance Open Data Re-Use Data Challenge! With a total of 56 teams from 27 different countries participating, we recognize seven outstanding teams. Learn more here: amr.vivli.org/winners-announ…
An honour to receive the 2025 translational @MicrobioSoc prize on behalf of the team at @TheCGPS
Translational Microbiology Prize 2025: Professor David Aanensen (@daanensen), University of Oxford, UK (@UniofOxford)
David Aanensen retweeted
#KLEBS2024: (free) online registrations are still open for the Klebsiella Epidemiology and Biology Symposium (KLEBS), November 20-22, 2024. Online registration is free to LMIC attendees, and 110/50 Euros for general/student otherwise. Visit klebs-2024.conferences-paste… and register!
David Aanensen retweeted
Just 2 days after @muhammadpate @Fmohnigeria launched Nigeria's 2nd #AMR #NAP (& #GenomicSurveillance policy). Sunday, rest day b4 getting back to work on Nigeria's #AMRsurveillance system. Alas, an upcoming seminar suggests it's been discontinued!../2 lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/event…
David Aanensen retweeted
Our @GHRUamr Annual Meeting in #Ibadan was a great opportunity for colleagues across our network to join us in an #AMRAwareness event @UniIbadan Theatre in collaboration with cast of #Kiriji. Thanks all for coming and lets move genomic surveillance for #AMR forwards and upwards!
David Aanensen retweeted
Fantastic first day of @ghruamr annual meet in Nigeria with all PIs presenting updates. Post-implementation data for delivery. @iruka_okeke @RITMPH @ghruamrcol @kimsbangalore @PSIOxford
David Aanensen retweeted
Day 2 of our @GHRUamr training workshop for @NCDCgov AMR surveillance system sentinels was hands on and we went through the entire process of investigated a simulated #HAI outbreak of #Klebsiellapneumoniae in a NICU.
David Aanensen retweeted
Delighted to hear @iruka_okeke kicking off workshop at as part of collective @NIHRglobal CADA programme within the @GHRUamr project on genomic surveillance of #AMR. Participants from sentinel laboratories across Nigeria - focussing on #digitalepidemiology
David Aanensen retweeted
Galls recording to monitor biocontrol agent against Acacia longifolia in Portugal: Absences and extra info recorded via epicollect extremely relevant to track spread and impact. @Invasoraspt presenting at #neobiota2024
