The Microbiome Continuum: From Basic to Applied Science
📅Date: 9 December 2025 🕒 Time: 9 AM – 5.30 PM 📍Location: NTU LT1 (Von Lee Yong Miang Lecture Theatre) Join us for The Microbiome Continuum: From Basic to Applied Science — a full-day symposium featuring distinguished speakers including Prof. Margaret McFall-Ngai, Professor Ned Ruby, Assoc Prof Janelle Thompson, Assoc Prof Sanjay Swarup, Dr […]
Signals to Solutions
Rapid and accurate microbial detection is crucial for preventing the spread of infectious diseases, ensuring food and water safety, monitoring environmental health, and supporting pharmaceutical and biotechnology production. While detection is important, tackling these microbes are critical in healthcare, where biofilms contribute to chronic infections and device-related complications, as well as in industrial and […]
10th Microbiome R&D and Business Collaboration Congress: Asia
10th Microbiome R&D and Business Collaboration Congress: Asia 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 role of gut microbiota in health and disease, including its associations with various conditions. It examines how […]
Alternative Solutions to Combat Marine Biofilm Fouling
Marine fouling poses significant operational and economic challenges, from reducing vessel efficiency to compromising underwater structures, yet traditional antifouling methods face growing regulatory and environmental constraints. Marine biofilms have been shown to affect drag on vessels, and act as a precursor for subsequent settlement of marine biofouling. This workshop aims to foster dialogue on emerging, […]
Microbial Communities – The Science and Translational Perspectives
Join us for the upcoming workshop, Microbial Communities – The Science and Translational Perspectives, where we’ll explore the latest breakthroughs in building and studying these intricate ecosystems. Discover how understanding microbial communities can lead to real-world applications in areas like gut and skin health, plant growth, aquaculture, carbon capture, circular economy and even bioremediation. […]