Nestled in the Canadian Rockies, Canmore, Alberta recently hosted the Having IMPACTT 4 conference this past June, showcasing the latest advances in microbiome research. Microbiome Insights was there to learn, cheer, and support researcher from Canada and from abroad.
Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 3 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast.
Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 3 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast.
Microbiome Insights is proud to be the sponsor of season 3 of Ruairi Robertson's Biomes Podcast.
On World Microbiome Day, six microbiome experts summarize the science of feeding your gut
Every year, we compile an extensive list of both in-person and online microbiome conferences from around the world. These events cover all aspects of the microbiome, from basic science, R&D, and commercialization to applications in human, animal, plant, environmental, gut, skin, oral health, and...
Updated March 2024. We make an effort to update this list. Please comment below with links to additional grants that should be added to this list. Grants are a critical resource for funding microbiome research. We’ve taken the time to identify some relevant grants and funding opportunities for...
Microbiome research relies heavily on DNA sequencing to identify and characterize microbes within a particular environment. For a long-time, this has primarily involved massive sequencing using short-reads (150-300 bases); however, recent developments in DNA sequencing have led to sequencing of...
Roles in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) are critical for any country’s prosperity and economic success, but most countries in the world have not achieved gender equality in STEM-related fields. The United Nations’ (UN) International Day of Women and Girls in Science on...
Microbiome research has revealed the huge microbial diversity within the human body and the environment. The human gut alone contains thousands of species of bacteria, not to mention other microbes such as fungi and archaea. Each of these species can have a different function within the human body...