Dr. Windi Muziasari has gained years of experience and the know-how to monitor antimicrobial resistance (AMR) from environmental samples such as wastewater, rivers, lakes, soils and manure during her PhD and PostDoc at the University of Helsinki, Finland. She wanted other researchers at universities, governmental agencies, and hospitals to gain easy access to this technology and that was why she moved from academia to entrepreneurship by founding Resistomap in 2018. Resistomap has served over 300 projects and analysed over 10,000 environmental samples across 45 countries. Headquartered in Helsinki, Resistomap's mission is to mitigate the spread of AMR by providing robust tools for monitoring. Resistomap is the first and frontrunner company for AMR monitoring service from any type of environmental samples, including water. Resistomap service combines detection and quantification of AMR genes and pathogens using high-throughput gene profiling methods with a digital platform for data analysis and visualisation. Since 2019, Resistomap has been building a global database that currently includes over 3 million data on AMR and pathogens prevalence in environmental samples, serving as a valuable benchmark for the global AMR prevalence.