TU Wien and AGES: EU project on resistance to antibiotics and wastewater

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Ten international partners join forces at the Marie-Curie research project „ANSWER” to find out how to deal with antibiotic resistances in waterbodies, wastewater treatment plants and agriculture. TU Wien, AGES and VA Tech WABAG GmbH are on board.

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TU Wien and AGES: EU project on resistance to antibiotics and wastewater

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