Peter Turnbaugh, Ph.D.
Eating for Two Trillion: Reciprocal Interactions Between Diet and the Human Gut Microbiome
Cathryn Nagler, Ph.D.
Regulation of Allergic Responses to Food by Intestinal Bacteria
Eran Segal, Ph.D.
Personalised Medicine Based on Microbiome and Clinical Data
Mariana Byndloss, DVM, Ph.D.
Gut Epithelium Metabolism links High-Fat Diet, Dysbiosis and Cardiovascular Disease
Cristoph Thaiss, Ph.D.
Microbiome Dynamics in Metabolic Disease
Susan Lynch, Ph.D.
Early-life Microbial Encounters and Childhood Asthma
Sean Colgan, Ph.D.
New Insights into Short Chain Fatty Acid Regulation of Intestinal Homeostasis
Eric Martens, Ph.D.
Low Dietary Fiber and Specific Gut Microbes Promote Spontaneous Colonic Inflammation
Peter Turnbaugh, Ph.D.
Eating for Two Trillion: Reciprocal Interactions Between Diet and the Human Gut Microbiome
Cathryn Nagler, Ph.D.
Regulation of Allergic Responses to Food by Intestinal Bacteria
Eran Segal, Ph.D.
Personalised Medicine Based on Microbiome and Clinical Data
“As a microbiome science writer, I always look forward to attending scientific conferences to learn from some of the top researchers in this field. Amid global health concerns due to COVID-19, this summit offers an opportunity to come together as a community and share research while maintaining social distance.”
– Lucy Mailing, Ph.D., Virtual Microbiome Summit Host
“As a microbiome science writer, I always look forward to attending scientific conferences to learn from some of the top researchers in this field. Amid global health concerns due to COVID-19, this summit offers an opportunity to come together as a community and share research while maintaining social distance.”
– Lucy Mailing, Ph.D., Virtual Microbiome Summit Host