The Digital One Health Lab
The Digital One Health Laboratory is based at The Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh, led by Chancellor’s Fellow Dr Adrian Muwonge.
Basic research: Our basic science research focuses on the drivers for emergence and transmission of AMR with a special focus on dynamics at the human and animal interface.
Training: Our our post graduate training equips early career researchers with skills to generate and use evidence to support AMR National action plans.
Msc
PhDs
Fleming Fund Fellowships
Software development: We develop tools that support the integration that generates a shared data resource for one health decision making.
News
27 Aug 2024
DOH Bioinformatics Workshop: Using Nanopore for AMR genotyping
Participants from the Central Public Health Laboratories and the Ministry of Water and Environment, Uganda participating in the workshop to learn about the bioinformatics pipelines to determine resistance genotypes from Nanopore whole genome sequencing data. The event was held at the CPHL in Butabika, Kampala. A big thank you to Dr Isaac Sswewanyana, Alisen Ayitewala and Ibrahim Mugerwa for hosting us.
(From left: Abraham Otai Samuel, Ankunda Penrose, Bryan Wee, Julius Sseruyange, Stephen Kanyerezi and Godwin Tusabe) 
21 June 2024
RBC and iGiTree’s visit to Edinburgh
Clarisse Musanabaganwa, Gashegu Misbah from Rwanda Biomedical Centre and Deexon Muhizi from iGiTree Rwanda visiting the DOH lab in Edinburgh which included a visit to the Institute for Cancer and Genetics, Ashworth Laboratories and the Roslin Institute. 
4 June 2024
Piloting the One Health Living Laboratory model in Uganda A workshop will be organized to refine the strategy for implementing the One Health Living Laboratory model in Uganda. See Workshop Info.
