Program

You never walk alone - We and our microbiome 
June 18th, 2019

Venue: 

Cineplex
Biegenstraße 8 | 35037 Marburg

SYNMIKROFlyer2019.pdf
SYNMIKRO Poster 2019   Axt-Gadermann.pdf
SYNMIKRO Poster 2019.pdf

 

Invited Speakers:

Peer Bork, EMBL, Heidelberg

The human microbiome and ist clinical relevance

 

Michael Blaut, Dt. Inst. f. Ernährungs-forschung, Potsdam

The intestinal microbiome – friend or foe?

 

Christine Lang, Organobalance, Novozymes, Berlin

Re-balancing the microbiome as a concept for applied research

 

Ulrich Steinhoff, Med. Mikrobiologie, Marburg

The Bermuda triangel of the gut: Food, bacteria and products highjack the immune system!

 

Dirk Haller, München

Functional relevance of microbiome signatures

 

 

Thomas Kuri, Zymo Research, Freiburg

Improving the Accuracy and Reproducibility of Microbiome Measurements Across Labs

  

Andreas Schwiertz, MVZ Institut für MIkroökologie Herborn

From science to medical routine - Where do we stand?

 

Eleanor Jameson, University of Warwick

Phage - future engineers of microbial community function?

 

Andrey Shkoporov, University College Cork, Ireland

Phage - future engineers of microbial community function?

 

Michaela Axt-Gadermann, Hochschule Coburg

Gesund mit Darm – Einfluss der Darmflora auf Gewicht, Allergien und Psyche



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