Mike Brouwer

Mike Brouwer is a Researcher at Wageningen University & Research, specializing in bacteriology and antimicrobial resistance (AMR). His work focuses on bacterial pathogens in livestock, diagnostics, and One Health approaches. He holds an MSc and BSc but specific educational details are not provided.

Research interests include AMR mechanisms in Escherichia coli, plasmid-mediated resistance, and the spread of pathogens in broiler farming. He also explores interdisciplinary One Health education and food safety implications of AMR.

Key contributions include studies on MRSA in livestock, AMR in imported food products, and educational strategies for interdisciplinary learning. He advises PhD students S. Felle and I. Cardenas Rey.

Projects include monitoring ESBL in calves, analyzing chicken microbiome dynamics, and combating AMR through in vivo studies. He collaborates internationally and has presented at conferences like the WIAS Annual Conference and Paradigm Shifts for Global One Health.