UK One Health Microbiome Conference
9:00am - 4:00pm /
Tuesday 10th September 2024
/ Venue: Central Teaching Hub
Type: Conference /
Category: Research
- Katie McAllister
- Admission: https://payments.liv.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/residential-sport-commercial-services/conference-office/uk-one-health-microbiome-conference
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Join us in Liverpool this September 10-11th to explore all things microbiome in a diverse and stimulating environment.
The UK One Health Microbiome conference will bring together academics, industry scientists, entrepreneurs and funders interested in microbiome research and innovation from a wide range of sectors including human, animal, plant and environment.
Delegates will have opportunities to share learning about advances being made in microbiome research and innovation and forge new connections and collaborations with others operating within the UK’s microbiome innovation community.
The UK One Health Microbiome conference will bring together academics, industry scientists, entrepreneurs and funders interested in microbiome research and innovation from a wide range of sectors including human, animal, plant and environment.
Delegates will have opportunities to share learning about advances being made in microbiome research and innovation and forge new connections and collaborations with others operating within the UK’s microbiome innovation community.