NCCR Seminar Series: fall programme

As the NCCR Microbiomes enters its second year, we are thrilled to announce that the NCCR Seminar Series is back!

Launched in January 2021, the bimonthly NCCR Microbiomes Seminar Series alternates internal NCCR progress reports and seminars given by external invited speakers. Currently these events take place online.

On August 24, researchers from the groups of Siegfried Hapfelmeier (University of Bern) and Christoph Keel (University of Lausanne) kick-off the fall programme and present their current research to the NCCR community. From then, each month two young researchers from NCCR groups will report on their project advances.

Besides the internal progress reports, starting September 7 and until November 30, the NCCR community will welcome 4 external speakers. We have an exciting line-up of leading researchers in the fields of plant, environmental and insect microbiomes! External seminars will be streamed via Zoom and open for anybody interested, no registration needed. You can click on this link to download the programme.

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