World Microbiome Day was celebrated around the world! Even though events had to be moved online for safety reasons, there were even more activities than in previous years happening and World Microbiome Day is truly [...]
We are very proud to announce the winners of this year’s World Microbiome Day competitions! Our panel has selected one winner each for the diversity photography, the sourdough bread baking competition and the stories and [...]
Why do we have to re-define the microbiome? Imagine a world where everyone uses the same word, but actually means something slightly differently. Now, imagine that the one word is quite heavily used and extremely [...]
Read the third MicrobiomeSupport Newsletter In this issue: Let's celebrate World Microbiome Day Discover our new video on 'The microbiome in the food system' Discover our infographic in a new format and in additional languages [...]
MicrobiomeSupport has created new infographics which are now available in a handy A4 format and in 5 different languages! Besides English, you can get them in German, Spanish, French and Portuguese. The infographics show [...]
The coronavirus has the world in suspense. Gabriele Berg, Professor and Head of the Environmental Technology Unit at the University of Graz, explains the role of the microbiome for the Covid-19 and other pandemics. The [...]
Awareness of the microbiome has grown considerably in the general public over the last few years, but it is largely limited to the microbes associated with gut health. MicrobiomeSupport has produced a video which is [...]
World Microbiome Day on the 27th of June is approaching and this year it is all about ‘Diversity’! Everyone is invited to join the celebrations around the vibrant world of microbes, the diversity of microbial [...]
Our May workshop series on standards came to an end on 20th May 2020 with discussions and exchanges on how to make use of existing data to enhance our understanding of microbiome structures and functions [...]
The MicrobiomeSupport online workshop series on methodology in microbiome research (in collaboration with CAMI) continued in it’s second day on 19th May 2020 with standardization around bioinformatics approaches (for a summary of our discussions on [...]
