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MOTIP 'Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Challenge' Hackathon 2025

Be part of the revolution in global health.

Join us to create the next breakthrough in AMR solutions!

Pitch your idea and win one of three awards, with each up to £50,000 in funding!


Hackathon Track

SOLUTIONS FOR TACKLING ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE (AMR) IN TROPICAL INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN LOW AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES (LMICS)

Select one of the following challenges to pitch at the event

Innovate strategies to reduce infection rates in LMICs, from advanced sanitation and hygiene practices to community-based interventions that prevent the spread of infectious diseases driving antimicrobial use.

Develop accessible and rapid diagnostic tools that allow for the timely identification of infections in resource-limited settings, reducing unnecessary antimicrobial use and supporting precise treatment.

Create novel approaches to treat infectious diseases with a focus on combating drug-resistant pathogens, considering sustainable and affordable options for LMICs.

Develop solutions to improve access to essential health services, focusing on underserved populations in LMICs to ensure equitable.

Event highlight

Why participate?

Pitch your innovative solution for a chance to win up to £50,000 in funding— 3 prizes up for grabs to bring your idea to life!

Who can participate?

Form a team of 3-6 members (with at least one member representing the Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University, or the MORU Network).

When?

20-21 February 2025

Deadline: 16th February 2025, midnight!

About MOTIP

The Mahidol Oxford Translational Innovation Partnership (MOTIP), a Wellcome Trust-funded initiative, accelerates the translation of cutting-edge research into tangible health impacts. Based at the Mahidol-Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (MORU) in Bangkok, Thailand, MOTIP drives high-impact research projects across the Tropical Health Network, with units in Laos (LOMWRU), Cambodia (COMRU), Chiang Rai (CCRU), Mae Sod (SMRU), and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (KIMORU). By bridging the gap between research and global health outcomes, MOTIP empowers researchers to move beyond publication and create real-world change. Through pump-priming funds, expert mentorship, training, and strategic partnerships, we catalyze a culture of innovation and impact within the Faculty of Tropical Medicine at Mahidol University and the broader MORU network.

For more details about MOTIP, visit: www.motip.networkandwww.tropmedres.ac

For further details about this Hackathon event, please email: motip@tropmedres.ac