Microbiology in Science
Researchers are currently unraveling the intricate connections between the human microbiome and various health conditions, including autoimmune diseases, mental health issues, and metabolic disorders. The session will feature experts presenting the latest research findings and transformative innovations that are shaping the field.
Advanced techniques like single-cell genomics and transcriptomics are empowering researchers to study the functional diversity of individual microbial cells within complex communities, revealing insights into microbial heterogeneity and interactions.
In the quest to combat antimicrobial resistance, efforts have led to the discovery of new antibiotics from previously untapped sources, such as unculturable microorganisms, soil metagenomes, and marine environments. Additionally, studies are exploring how microorganisms survive and adapt in space environments, offering valuable insights for space exploration and potential colonization.