Microbial biofilms and communities collectively represent the largest biomass and activity centre on the planet playing a major role in the biology of the environment (both natural and engineered) and in maintaining public health. Therefore, the understanding of biofilms is key to discovering, controlling and directing the behaviour of microbial biofilm communities for sustainable environmental, engineering, public health and medical applications. SNBC has four major focus areas across a wide spectrum of industry domains.
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May 8, 2025
Date: 8 May - 9 May 2025 Venue: NTU@One-North...
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Marine fouling poses significant operational and economic...
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Date: 8 May - 9 May 2025 Venue: NTU@One-North Campus 11 Slim Barracks Rise One-North Executive Centre, #05-01 Singapore 138664 Conference Sypnosis: Gut Microbiome Track - Explores the crucial...
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Marine fouling poses significant operational and economic challenges, from reducing vessel efficiency to compromising underwater structures, yet traditional antifouling methods face growing...
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Join us for the upcoming workshop, Microbial Communities - The Science and Translational Perspectives, where we’ll explore the latest breakthroughs in building...
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"Opportunities in Agri-and Aquaculture Microbiome" is hosted by Singapore National Biofilm Consortium (SNBC), Innovation Partner for Impact(IPI), Centre for Sustainable Development, Newcastle...
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