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Dairy Cultures: Exhibit about the Science of Mongolian Heritage
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New video series: "Three Questions For" launched
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New approach in the treatment of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)
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Upcoming Events
TRAFO Jena
Künstlerische Tatsachen: Arts and Science
Bringing science and art together and develop TRAFO Jena into a unique place of exchange between the disciplines!
"Arts and Science Soiree" closing event: 29.09. 2023, 4 pm – 10 pm at TRAFO Jena (Tickets can by purchased here)
For all those who can't make it on Friday, the exhibition in TRAFO Magazine will still be open from 30.9. - 8.10. (2 pm - 8 pm).
Online
Internal Microverse Seminar
Cédric Lood, Microbial and Plant Genetics, KU Leuven
Scientist Exchange Program: Talk title TBA
Xia Jia, Viral Ecology, FSU
How microbial communities adapt to biotic and abiotic changes after community coalescence
SR Koch/Pasteur, Leibniz HKI
Jena Excellence in Microbiology Seminar Series
Martin Polz (Microbiology and Ecosystem Science, University of Vienna)
Co-Hosted by CRC ChemBioSys
Jena University
New Frontiers in Modelling Ecology and Evolution of Microbiomes
Microorganisms do not live in isolation but interact with each other and their environment. Despite their importance in maintaining ecosystem service and well-being, we still have much to learn about the ecological processes involved in microbiome dynamics. Given the increasing volume of data, modelling has proven to be a powerful tool to answer questions about microbiome composition, stability, diversity, and evolution. The aim of the symposium is to discuss recent advances in microbiome modelling and their potential applications.