Antimicrobial Resistance
Surveillance of resistant organisms, resistance mechanisms, and strategies — clinical, laboratory, and public-health — to confront AMR as a defining global challenge.
Research
Research focus areas
Six connected research directions that anchor Dr. Sultan's scientific work. Each links to relevant publications and, where applicable, to The Flow applied project.
Molecular Epidemiology
Using molecular tools to trace pathogens, strain relationships, and resistance patterns to inform outbreak response and long-term surveillance.
Probiotics & Gut Health
Evidence-led research on functional microbial strains and their role in human gut, metabolic, and immune health.
Food Biotechnology
Applying microbiology to food systems: safety, preservation, and the development of more nutrient-relevant formats.
AI in Healthcare
Integrating data and machine learning into microbiology workflows, diagnostics support, and clinical decision pathways.
Functional Fermented Foods
Controlled fermentation as a research-backed bridge between food science and health — the scientific basis for The Flow project.
Research pathway
How the work connects
From microbiology fundamentals through to applied food innovation — each step builds on the one before it.
- 01Microbiology
- 02Molecular Epidemiology / AMR
- 03Probiotics & Gut Health
- 04AI in Healthcare
- 05Food Biotechnology & The Flow
See the underlying science
Browse peer-reviewed publications, or open The Flow deck to see how this research lands in applied form.