We are pleased to offer live streaming access to the ESCMID/ASM Conference. You can actively participate by asking questions and leaving comments through the chat function.
Do not miss out on the engaging lectures that will guide you through every facet of the drug development and approval process for new antimicrobials, as well as the challenges posed by AMR in the use of existing agents. Topics will range from lead searching and susceptibility testing to understanding pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic relationships, with insights into future possibilities offered by technologies like machine learning.
Dive into the critical challenges and strategies in antimicrobial drug development with our expert-led bootcamp, "Unpacking Antimicrobial Development." From addressing talent loss in the industry to navigating regulatory perspectives, this session covers everything you need to know to bring new drugs to the clinic. Join top professionals like Jennifer Leeds, Claudia Zampaloni, and Peter Kim as they share valuable insights and real-world experiences. Available to stream free of charge—don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge in antimicrobial development!
Below you will find the most important questions and answers regarding online participation in the ESCMID/AMS conference.
Yes, the stream will be recorded and uploaded to the ESCMID eLibrary. Initially, only registered attendees (both online and onsite) will have access until the end of the year. Afterward, it will be available to ESCMID members as well. The Bootcamp will be live-streamed on YouTube for free, and the recording will also be accessible there for everyone later on.
No, certificates are not provided for online participation. Only attendees who were present onsite and picked up their badges will receive a certificate via email, approximately two weeks after the event.
Yes, you can join the live chat during the streaming and ask questions to the speakers.
The live stream is accessible via any device that can connect to the internet using an internet browser; this could be your desktop computer, laptop computer, tablet or smartphone.
You will need the access data for your ESCMID account, i.e. WebID or email address and your personal password. When you log in, the system checks whether a valid ticket is assigned to your account. If this is the case, the content will be visible after logging in.