PBT2 and zinc work together to fight antibiotic resistance, page-31

Great find Headset. This is from the Qld Uni site
[The team came up with a five-year plan and, using Professor Cooper’s National Health and Medical Research CouncilPrincipal Research Fellow funding, created a website calling for chemists around the world to send in their compounds for testing. This project, dubbed the Worldwide Antibiotic Discovery Initiative, became the year-long pilot for CO-ADD, which the group used to prove that they had the capabilities to screen the compounds.The goal was to convince chemists to send their discarded compounds to the team for screening – for free – and to assure the original owners of the compound that if something was found, they would still own the intellectual property and potential to develop the compound into an antibiotic.]
http://www.uq.edu.au/research/impact/stories/so-long-superbugs-crowdsourcing-is-here/