Our Networks

Applied Microbiology International collaborates with a variety of organisations across the globe to help further the influence and reach of microbiology.

Applied Microbiology International collaborates with a variety of organisations across the globe to help further the influence and reach of microbiology.

AMI is a supporting member of the following organisations in the UK:

  • AMR Multi-Stakeholder Partnership Platform - AMI is a member of the AMR-MSPP; the quadripartite (FAO, UNEP, WHO, WOAH) platform fostering international and inter-stakeholder cooperation on AMR across the One Health spectrum.
  • Campaign for Science & Engineering – AMI is a member organisation of CaSE; the UK’s leading independent advocate for science and engineering.
  • Parliamentary & Scientific Committee – AMI is a member of P≻ a parliamentary committee focusing on scientific and technological issues in the UK that provides a liaison between Parliamentarians and scientific bodies, industry and academia. P&SC publish the quarterly Science in Parliament (SiP) magazine which AMI members can read for free here.
  • The Royal Society of Biology – AMI is a member and strategic partner of the RSB; the leading professional body representing organisations and learned societies that make up the biological sciences landscape in the UK. AMI is also looking to grow its international policy network.
  • Microbiome Support Association - AMI is a member of the Microbiome Support Association; an international association committed to promoting microbiome understanding and applications as drivers of One Health, food security, and human well-being.
  • Strengthening Water and Sanitation Regulatory Systems: A Global Call to Action - AMI is a Core Partner of the Call to Action, which aims to strengthen political commitment to improving water and sanitation regulation globally.
  • Coalition of Action 4 Soil health (CA4SH) - AMI is in the process of joining CA4SH; the coalition has almost 300 members across the world and is working to advance and elevate the importance of soil health on the global policy stage.

We're always exploring exciting new opportunities. Keep an eye on this page for future developments!