Prairies Hub &
Theme 1 Lead
(Professional & Disciplinary)
Associate Professor,
University of Alberta
British Columbia Hub Lead, EDIA Champion &
ECR Team Lead
Assistant Professor,
Simon Fraser University
Theme 2 Lead (Transdisciplinary Training & career Readiness)
Director, Strategy & Partnerships
Emerging and Pandemic Infections Consortium (EPIC)
Microbiology and Immunology
University of Toronto
Theme 3 Lead
(Excellence in Knowledge Translation & Communication)
Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair in Social Epidemiology for Healthy Animals
University of Prince Edward Island
Theme 4 Co-Lead
(Indigenous Knowledge & Engagement)
Associate Professor and Canada
Research Chair
Integrated Knowledge, Engineering & Sustainable Communities
University of Calgary
Theme 4 Co-Lead
(Indigenous Knowledge & Engagement)
Associate Professor and York Research Chair in Indigenous Health Policy
York University
The SAC is responsible for reviewing scholarship applications. SAC Lead: Dr. Zhenyu Cheng | |
| Year 1 | |
| Jen Ronholm | McGill University |
| Andrew Lang | Memorial University of Newfoundland |
| Carolee Carson | Public Health Agency of Canada |
| Margaret Haworth-Brockman | National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases |
| Wael Elhenawy | University of Alberta |
| Zhenyu Cheng | Dalhousie University |
| Year 2 | |
| Adrian Viens | York University |
| Ayush Kumar | University of Manitoba |
| Carolee Carson | Public Health Agency of Canada |
| Caroline Ritter | University of Prince Edward Island |
| Isaac Weldon | Global Strategy Lab |
| Jen Ronholm | McGill University |
| Margaret Haworth-Brockman | National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases |
| Rhiannon Wallace | Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada |
| Wael Elhenawy | University of Alberta |
| Zhenyu Cheng | Dalhousie University |
We welcome Canada-based individuals actively engaged in antimicrobial resistance (AMR), including:
Why join?
Membership connects you to a national network of experts and provides access to resources, events, and initiatives advancing AMR in Canada and globally.
How to apply
Membership is currently open to individuals based in Canada. To join, please complete the membership form. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis by the CAN-AMR-Net Executive Committee.
We look forward to working together to combat AMR.
The CAN-AMR-Net welcomes faculty members, independent researchers, and knowledge users from Canadian institutions or organizations who are actively contributing to AMR research, policy, and knowledge translation. Our network spans diverse fields, including health sciences, veterinary medicine, environmental sciences, social sciences, and more, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation to address the global AMR challenge.
International researchers or professionals are also encouraged to apply. Eligibility for international membership is considered for those collaborating with a CAN-AMR-Net member or making significant contributions to AMR-related initiatives within the network. This approach ensures a global perspective while maintaining strong ties to the Canadian research community.
Membership offers a platform to engage with a growing community of AMR experts, access to collaborative opportunities, and participation in initiatives that drive impactful research and policy development.
If you are interested in joining CAN-AMR-Net as a member, please complete this membership form.
Membership applications are reviewed on a rolling basis by the CAN-AMR-Net Executive Committee, allowing you to apply at any time.
We look forward to welcoming you and working together to combat AMR!
The CAN-AMR-Net welcomes graduate students and Postdoctoral Fellows (PDFs) from Canadian institutions who are actively involved in AMR research across a wide range of disciplines, including but not limited to health sciences, veterinary medicine, microbiology, environmental sciences, social sciences, and policy studies.
This inclusive approach ensures a diverse and interdisciplinary network of researchers contributing to the fight against AMR.
Membership provides an opportunity to connect with a national community of experts, participate in collaborative projects, and gain access to resources, events, and initiatives aimed at advancing AMR research in Canada.
If you are interested in becoming a member of CAN-AMR-Net, we invite you to complete this membership form.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis by the CAN-AMR-Net Executive Committee, so you can apply at any time.
We look forward to welcoming you to our network!
CAN-AMR- Net now has over 200 members across Canada!
