Breaking Biofilm AMR Biofilms are a major cause of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and are recognised as a key factor in the inability of antibiotics (and other antibacterial agents) to treat many types of chronic, recurring infections e.g., diabetic foot ulcers and...
Watch: Baby Skin and the Microbiome Webinar Our fourth joint webinar with Cosmetics Cluster UK (CCUK) took place in March 2022 and brought together academic and industry expertise to focus on personal care innovation in the area of infant and baby care with a focus on...
Biofilms ICURe Sprint The Biofilms ICURe Sprint is an accelerated programme of support for teams from NBIC partner universities with commercially promising biofilm innovations. Funded by NBIC and delivered by SETsquared, the Biofilms ICURe Sprint is an accelerated...
Skin Health and Mental Wellbeing: NBIC Senior Innovation Consultant Awarded Project Funding NBIC’s Senior Innovation Consultant, Dr Katerina Steventon, has been awarded funding from the University of Southampton’s FELS Knowledge Exchange and Enterprise...
Baby Skin and the Microbiome: Common Myths There are many misconceptions about baby skin and the microbiome. Our partners at Cosmetics Cluster UK (CCUK) have put together a number of common myths to address if they are in fact true or false! Myth #1: The newborn skin...
