Antimicrobial Agents and Resistance
The Antimicrobial Agents and Resistance (AAR) track explores the latest research pertaining to antimicrobial drugs and their resistance mechanisms. The AAR track highlights a broad range of topics, including surveillance and global epidemiology, mechanisms of resistance, antimicrobial discovery (from pre-clinical investigations to post-marketing data), antimicrobial stewardship, novel approaches to infection diagnosis and treatment and pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic principles to optimize antimicrobial design and use.
Submitting an Abstract to the AAR Track
ASM Microbe offers a unique opportunity to showcase your research to a community of microbial science professionals. It is a platform to engage with industry leaders, peers and potential collaborators while contributing to the growing body of knowledge in microbial sciences. Whether you are presenting a poster or delivering an oral presentation, selecting the right track or session is crucial for the visibility and impact of your research.
Submit An Abstract
Poster Presentations
When submitting your abstract for a poster presentation, please select the appropriate sub-track that aligns with your chosen scientific field from the list provided. This ensures that your work is displayed within the context most relevant to its subject matter.
Subtracks
- AAR01-Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance in Clinical Isolates: Molecular Typing and Molecular Epidemiology.
- AAR02-Antibiotic Agents: Mechanisms of Action and Resistance.
- AAR03-Antifungal Agents: Mechanisms of Action and Resistance.
- AAR04-Antiviral Agents (including HIV Drugs): Mechanisms of Action and Resistance.
- AAR05-Antimicrobial Stewardship.
- AAR06-Novel Approaches: Diagnostics/Discovery and Non-Traditional Therapies to Combat Drug-Resistant Infections.
- AAR07-Antimicrobial Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics.
- AAR08-New Antimicrobial Agents (in vitro and in vivo Studies).
- AAR09-Antimicrobial Properties of Plants and Natural Products.
- AAR10-Phage Therapy: Clinical Applications and Consideration.
Oral Presentations
For oral abstract submissions, refer to the list of sessions accepting abstracts and choose the one that best fits your research topic.
AAR Sessions Accepting Abstracts
- Dual Use of Antifungals: Aspergillus Strikes Back.
- Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance with Computers.
- Current Endeavors and Challenges in the Search of Effective Vaccines Against Bacterial Infections.
- The Rise of Enterococcal Endocarditis: A Sticky Situation.
- Innovation Through Collaboration: MIL, GOV, and CIV Partnerships in Addressing Microbial Threats.
- Conquering Antiviral Drug Resistance via Novel Antivirals & New Testing Methods for Drug Resistance.
- Bugs as Drugs: Manufacturing Fecal Microbiota Products and Defined Bacterial Consortia.
- Within and Inter-species Interactions: Altered Antibiotic Response and Potential New Antimicrobials.
- Harnessing the Power of Genomics in Antimicrobial Research and Discovery.
- New Agents.
- Infectious Disease Through the Lens of Bacterial Co-infection.
- Phage-Based Therapeutics: Progress/Success?
- Resistance is Not Futile: Novel Mechanisms to Overcome Antimicrobial Resistance.