Technology · Antimicrobial resistance
Who’s working on antimicrobial resistance?
Antimicrobial resistance work runs from new antibiotic scaffolds and β-lactamase inhibitors to rapid diagnostics, and a program usually needs microbiology, medicinal chemistry and testing capacity at the same time. This page shows how much of that work the Helikon Research Graph holds and gives you a problem statement to run in Partner Search.
What the Helikon Research Graph holds on antimicrobial resistance
48,000+
researchers
159,000+
publications
1,300+
U.S. patents
Counts from the Helikon Research Graph on 9 October 2026; rounded down. Each figure is counted on its own, so they are not added together.
How these were counted
- Publications: papers whose title, author names or research topics match the keyword set below, the same text the Literature search reads.
- U.S. patents: granted U.S. patents whose text matches the keyword set and that carry at least one of these CPC subclasses: A61P, A61K, C07D, C07K, C12Q. That is the Patents search with the CPC subclass field set.
- Researchers: people in the graph who authored a matching publication or are named inventors on a matching patent.
- Keyword set:
"antimicrobial resistance" OR "antibiotic resistance" OR "multidrug-resistant" OR "carbapenem-resistant" OR "beta-lactamase" OR "β-lactamase" OR "beta-lactamase inhibitor" OR "antibiotic discovery" OR "novel antibiotics" OR "antimicrobial peptides" OR "MRSA" OR "drug-resistant bacteria"
Try it on a real problem
Partner Search ranks researchers against a problem statement by what their publications, patents and profiles say. This one is ready to run; edit it to fit your project.
We have a β-lactamase inhibitor lead that restores meropenem activity in vitro and need a lab that can run MIC panels against carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales.Run this in Partner Search
Who’s working on this
Microbiology, medicinal chemistry and infectious-disease groups at universities and medical schools, public health laboratories, and company discovery teams in antibiotics and diagnostics. A testing program often pairs a chemistry group with a clinical microbiology lab.
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