This June, CHRF proudly represented Bangladesh at the Centres for Antimicrobial Optimisation Network (CAMO-Net) workshop held in London. The event brought together representatives from 10 other countries to strengthen cross-site collaboration through inclusive discussions and shared learning.

Throughout this 5-day workshop, participants came together for strategic planning—bridging ideas with practice, exploring innovations in technology and data, and co-developing research directions that reflect both local realities and global ambitions.

Sessions explored drug monitoring, AI-powered clinical decision support, predictive modeling for antibiotic use, and AMR data systems. Key conversations focused on improving antibiotic prescribing in urban areas through tailored stewardship. Representing CHRF, Dr. Senjuti Saha spoke on a panel titled “Wellcome’s Mission in Motion,” organized and hosted by the Wellcome Trust at their London headquarters—where she shared insights on driving impactful change through science and collaboration.

The gathering not only sparked meaningful conversations—it also celebrated the diverse expertise across the network, creating space to inspire, reflect, and reconnect.