
Applied Microbiology International
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Bringing the international microbiology community together to advance scientific impact.
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Registration is open for the 2025 MSE Summit: Pathways to Microbiome Stewardship!! Webinars July 7-8, 2025: learn how other researchers engage with microbiome or health stewardship Virtual workshops July 9-10, 2025: design your future research microbesandsocialequity.com/events/mse-sum…..

Fantastic day presenting my research on E. coli and STEC in groundwater🚰 at Applied Microbiology International University of Liverpool 🇬🇧 Many thanks to all involved in this work 🇮🇪🙏🏼 ! EPA Ireland EPA Research News Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway ARME Group - Morris Lab Liam Burke Zina Alfahl Louise O'Connor Jean O'Dwyer University of Galway CMNHS #LAM_ECS2025


Well done Gemma Cooper Gemma Louise Cooper and Abdelrhman Moustafa for presenting their PhD research at the Applied Microbiology International #LAM_ECS2025 conference last week! We enjoyed the diversity in microbiology projects, and the super encouraging panel discussion on careers. DMU Research


In just over 20 years, the shift of the subtropical jet stream caused by climate change has reduced primary production in the northwestern Mediterranean by about 40%, affecting the base of the marine food web. the-microbiologist.com/news/northward… Universitat de Barcelona ICM-CSIC Júlia Crespin Esteve Jordi Solé i Ollé


Finnish researchers who analysed more than 14,000 gut metagenomes in a global dataset found differences in antibiotic resistance between genders. In high-income countries, women had more antibiotic resistance genes than men. the-microbiologist.com/news/internati… Turun yliopisto - University of Turku Dr. Katariina Pärnänen Leo Lahti



Several SOAS students recently attended the 14th Applied Microbiology International Letters Applied Microbiology International in Applied Microbiology Early Career Scientists Symposium.



The colourful pigment extracted from the lac insect may actually be produced by a symbiotic yeast-like organism living inside the insect, a new study by Indian scientists has found. the-microbiologist.com/news/coveted-l… IISc Bangalore




