Microbial Communities:

From the Lab to Natural Environments


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Aimed specifically at younger scientists, this conference is a forum for research into evolving microbial systems bridging the gap between mathematical models, laboratory models and natural ecosystems.

Speakers will talk about plant and human pathogens, natural fungal ecosystems, consortia of symbionts, their responses to antibiotics and viruses and single-cell observations of bacteria in microfluidic devices.

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