The MicrobiomeSupport Trans-sectorial workshop, was held on the 16 and 17 of November in the form of an online workshop. From European regulatory experts and policy-bodies, MicrobiomeSupport members and advisory groups ranging from industrial [...]
Microbiome research has become an area of great popularity in the last decade, with scientists and policy-makers becoming aware of the immense impact and potential that microbes have in several aspects of our daily [...]
What is the Global Bioeconomy Summit? The Global Bioeconomy Summit, GBS for short, is an international conference that aims to bring together bioeconomy policy drivers, leaders, scientists, industry and trusted sources, with a common vision [...]
How can microbiome innovations make it to the market without individual microbes and their interactions with each other having to be systematically defined? Are there food safety risks associated with using microbiome products for [...]
The long night of research (“Lange Nacht der Forschung”) is the biggest German speaking event for science and innovation and takes place every two years all over Austria. On one evening universities, research institutions and [...]
Microorganisms are often just known for causing diseases in animals and plants or spoiling our food, but these tiny organisms contain so many benefits for us, some of which we do not even know about [...]
MicrobiomeSupport partners have now released their second set of recommendations to meet microbiome research needs. Whilst their previous advice focused on the use of a common language around the word microbiome, the partners are now [...]
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 [...]
