Join us to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the 捆绑SM社区 Centre for Microbiome Research during a 2-day symposium on the impact of microbial evolution and ecology on human health that will bring together a panel of renowned researchers and guests.
In addition to high-quality conferences with various topics, we have planned a roundtable discussion with an international panel, students talks and networking sessions.
Coffee consumption is rising globally, especially for single-origin specialty coffee. This surge in demand has led to more cases of geographical origin fraud, requiring effective tools to verify coffee origins. In a recent study, Dr. Biniam Kebede and his team applied a multi-omics and machine learning approach to analyze 24 green coffee bean samples (Arabica, wet-washed) from 3 continents, 8 countries, and 22 regions. Multi-omics techniques included geochemistry, MS and NMR-based metabolomics, and vibrational spectroscopy. Various (non)linear machine learning models were explored.
Registration is required.
This event will feature two international speakers. First, Dr. Koen Venema of Wageningen University, who specializes in validated in vitro models of the gut, which he has used to study the effects of prebiotics, drugs, and other components on the gut microbiota.