Electronics and computer scientists work with Public Health England.
NAMRIP members Professor Hywel Morgan, Dr Sumit Kalsi and Dr Martha Valiadi all from the Faculty of Physical Sciences and Engineering at the ºÚÁÏÉç, have developed their latest device to help fight antimicrobial resistance working alongside partners from Public Health England and Sharp.
The devices they are working on are the size of a credit card, and allow rapid bedside diagnosis. These automated devices let doctors and healthcare workers swiftly diagnose antibiotic resistant infections at the patient’s bedside.
