About this program
Using a practical antimicrobial-resistance surveillance case study, you will learn how to:
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Identify relevant public scientific data sources.
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Retrieve and organise datasets and metadata.
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Clean, harmonise and assess data quality.
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Explore geographical and temporal patterns.
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Detect emerging signals and unusual observations.
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Create scientific visualisations and a surveillance dashboard.
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Transform the findings into a research-ready report.
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One Research Challenge. One Complete Workflow.
Omi will work with participants from beginning to end:
Define the question → discover the data → curate the records → analyse the patterns → build the dashboard → generate the report.
A scientific mentor will explain the results, validate key decisions and highlight the limitations of the evidence.

Who Should Attend?
Researchers, students, lecturers, bioinformaticians, microbiologists, public-health professionals, epidemiologists and anyone interested in using public data for scientific discovery.

