Advances in NCCR Microbiomes – Understanding and Interventions
Join us online or in person on June 12th, 8:45 – 18:00, for the NCCR Microbiomes mid-way symposium.
The symposium will feature the farewell lecture of research consortium Director Professor Jan Roelof van der Meer, Head of the Environmental and Evolutionary Microbiology Lab, UNIL.
Conferences by:
Philipp Engel, UNIL The buzz about phages: shaping microbial diversity in the honeybee gut
Pascale Vonaesch, UNIL Engineering the microbiota for better child growth
Wolf-Dietrich Hardt, ETH Zürich Gut, sweet home
Emma Slack, ETH Zürich Using the immune system to engineer microbiota
Claire Bertelli, CHUV Aging with our microbiota: a history of invisible links?
Shinichi Sunagawa, ETH Zürich A genome-resolved data framework for microbiome research
Julia Vorholt, ETH Zürich The leaf microbiota: deconstruction and reconstitution to dissect plant–microbe interactions
Martin Ackermann, ETH Zürich & Eawag How individual cells build microbiomes
Sara Mitri, UNIL Making and breaking coexistence in synthetic microbial communities
Vassily Hatzimanikatis, EPFL Microbiome adventures in systems and synthetic biology
Farewell lecture Jan Roelof van der Meer, UNIL Mens sana in ambiente sano – how microbes and microbiomes sustain our living environment
Check the programme above for the exact timing of the conferences. All indicated times are CEST.
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