Dr Nagendra Hegde from the National Institute of Animal Biotechnology and the Indian PI on DARPI recently visited @IGHLiverpool University of Liverpool.

We recently held a UK mini-project kick-off meeting for DARPI and also welcomed two new PDRAs, Chamithri Greru and Rebekah Thompson to the project who will be working on social science aspects of the project.

DARPI- Chicken or Egg? engaging with a chicken and stakeholders at Poultry India Expo.

DARPI- Chicken or Egg? ready to man our stand at Poultry India Expo.

The broiler chicken as a signal of a human reconfigured biosphere royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

Chamithri Greru and I are looking forward to a packed program on #AMR in UK and India at the Academy of Medical Sciences meeting today. DARPI- Chicken or Egg?

@aliprendiville thank you for coming to give a lecture to the students on how service design works in science, in particular biotech and antimicrobial resistance. Fascinating work on Pharma Factory DOSA Project and DARPI- Chicken or Egg? first ripen

Looking forward to spending the day visiting chicken farms with DARPI- Chicken or Egg?

Thank you to Mr Ashok Kumar for hosting us today and colleagues for really useful discussions with DARPI- Chicken or Egg? around poultry production and antibiotic use.

Our roadtrip last week to visit poultry farms and it was great to be joined by Professor Anita Kotwani from the SMART Regulation project.

Group photo whilst visiting a broiler breeder farm in the Bangalore area.

We are keen for anyone involved in the Indian Poultry Industry to take part in our questionnaire survey on understanding antibiotic use liverpool.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/understanding-…

The DARPI team visiting a UK broiler farm and trying out some sampling techniques on the farm.

Some of the DARPI team got to visit Wood Park Farm, our commercial dairy farm.

We managed to get the DARPI team into the lab to do some microbiological training for the biologists and the social scientists.

A visit to University of Liverpool CGR Uni of Liverpool to have a look at the facilities and the different platforms available for sequencing.

Its was not all work at the recent Liverpool meeting, we had a very nice group dinner at a local Ethiopian restaurant.