Pharm-ERA

Improving monitoring and environmental risk assessment of pharmaceuticals, antimicrobial resistance and pathogens from terrestrial to aquatic environments

Protecting our planet against pharmaceutical pollution

The contamination of global soil and aquatic ecosystems by pharmaceuticals, antimicrobial-resistant microorganisms, and pathogens is a pressing concern, threatening both our environment and human well-being. With the support of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the Pharm-ERA project brings together academics, public and private stakeholders, and EU policymakers to address this urgent issue. With 10 doctoral projects spanning scientific disciplines such as environmental chemistry, ecotoxicology, microbial ecology, molecular biology and modelling, Pharm-ERA seeks to develop innovative solutions and improve monitoring techniques and environmental risk assessment. The ultimate aim is to protect the diversity and functions of microbial life in contaminated ecosystems while ensuring the sustainability of our planet and promoting human and animal health.

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02 December 2025

09:00am - 12:00am, Paris Time - On line

Round table on Careers Across Sectors – Navigating Between Academia and Industry

Are you wondering what comes next after your PhD? How different — or similar — life can be in academic and private research? Join us for an inspiring and interactive round table discussion exploring careers across sectors and the bridges between academic and industrial research.
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01 December 2025

09:00am-10:00am, Paris Time - On line

Pharm-ERA Conferences

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The Impact of Contaminants on Microbial Communities in Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems

Several Pharm-ERA Doctoral Candidate have been involved in the Third international webinar of young microbial ecotoxicology researchers : EcotoxicoMicYR 2025 organised by and for young microbial ecotoxicologists under the auspices of the EcotoxicoMic network.