Overviews
The global End TB Strategy aims to reduce new TB incidence by 90% in 2035. Achieving the goals requires concerted innovations in several disciplines.
This symposium aims to provide a scientific interacting platform for those who are interested in applying their knowledge and technology in advancing TB control. The symposium maintains coverage on the advancement of molecular biology similar the 2nd symposiums held in Saint Petersburg; it has expanded its scope to include more disciplines. The symposium is timely with the current scientific progresses, including the generation of a large amount of bacterial and patient whole genome data as well as the advancement of artificial intelligence particularly deep learning.
The symposium will be held in Bangkok in the middle of global regions with high burdens of TB and is expected to be actively participated by scientists from both developed and developing countries. Their interactions will provide an opportunity for achieving the target of controlling TB.
This conference will be a significant event that brings together researchers from the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on the role of microbial genomics in combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and promoting the development of advanced scientific solutions for diagnosis, treatment and prevention of Tuberculosis.
The symposium maintains coverage on the advancement of molecular biology similar the 1st and 2nd symposiums held in Saint Petersburg, Russia in 2014 and 2018.
Conference Theme
- Breaking AMR Barriers: Advances in Omics and Public Health in Asia Pacific
- Fusing Science & Impact: This conference fuses advanced omics technologies with innovative public health strategies – unveiling AMR’s molecular mechanisms and translating insights into practical solutions.
- Regional Call to Action: With unique challenges in the Asia Pacific, we invite researchers, academics and clinicians to discuss tailored strategies to understand and combat AMR.
- Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration: “Breaking AMR Barriers” underscores the need for teamwork across fields.
- A Platform for Innovation: If you’re working on AMR or passionate about transforming infectious disease management, join us for a dialogue that will spark ideas, foster partnerships, and drive breakthrough.
Why You Should Attend
- Renowned Speakers: Gain insights from Prof Stuart Clarke (UK), Prof Prasit Palittapongarnpim (Thailand), and Prof Trevor Lithgow (Australia) along with distinguished keynote speakers.
- Collaborative Networking: Connect with experts and forge new research collaborations.
