[Brussels, 5th September 2024] –The EU-funded Human Microbiome Action consortium conducted a Delphi survey, coordinated by the Pharmabiotic Research [...]

Irish academic Prof Paul Ross said the new network is designed to ‘tackle some of the major challenges that [...]

APC Director Prof Paul Ross travelled to Brussels to attend the launch of the The European Microbiome Centres Consortium [...]

The European Microbiome Centres Consortium (EMCC), a network of institutions working to ensure coherence and collaboration among leading experts in the field of human microbiome, launched today during the final conference of the EU-funded project Human Microbiome Action.

The microbiome sector has come a long way. From liquidizing fecal matter in a kitchen appliance for direct insertion [...]

Microbiome experts are invited to participate in Delphi surveys to impact the trajectory of microbiome research and innovation. Whether you're a seasoned researcher, clinician, or industry authority, your input can help shape guidelines and recommendations that will guide the future of microbiome science and contribute to guidelines, white papers, and strategic recommendations for the entire field. The different Delphi surveys are open for interested participants online between September and December 2023.

A post on LinkedIn about the EC postdoctoral programme called for Tunisian Aicha Kriaa’s attention. Now, almost one year [...]

The Human Microbiome Action consortium will bring more than 20 partners across Europe to address this challenge, and produce [...]

For decades, chronic diseases have been steadily on the rise, representing a major threat to healthy ageing. According to the WHO, chronic diseases will affect one in four people by 2025. The development of health and disease is shaped by an important factor. On and inside of our body live over 100 trillion microbes that are often referred to as our microbiota or microbiome.

Professor Paul Ross Director of APC Microbiome Ireland, a world-leading SFI Research Centre headquartered in University College Cork (UCC), [...]