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 | Exploring the Microbiome SeriesWe understand how short on time everyone is, with this in mind we've rolled out a series of microbiome focussed talks that will be no longer than half an hour in length. As part of the series, we now have the following recordings:Dr Markus Geuking: Genetic manipulation of anaerobe commensal bacteria for gnotobiotic mouse experimentsDr Nissan Yissachar: Thinking outside the mouse: ex-vivo dissections of host-microbiome cross-talks | |
 | The diverse roles of human and animal gut microbiota in health and diseaseAfter the success of our previous microbiome webinar, we are pleased to introduce the webinar titled, 'The diverse roles of human and animal gut microbiota in health and disease'. The following speakers will be giving talks with a Q&A session at the end:
Venture into the world of the gut microbiome with four specialist speakers! | |
 | Toxigenic Clostridia in Humans and the EnvironmentDon Whitley Scientific present 'Toxigenic Clostridia in Humans and the Environment', a free webinar as part of our microbiology series. Featured speakers include François P. Douillard from the University of Helsinki, Paula Salgado from The University of Newcastle, Johann Peltier from The University of Paris-Saclay and Maja Rupnik from the National Laboratory for Health, Environment and Food. Continue to catch up on current research! | |
 | Faecal Microbiota Transplantation and the Clinical Potential of the Human MicrobiomeDon Whitley Scientific is pleased to present another free webinar 'Faecal Microbiota Transplantation and the Clinical Potential of the Human Microbiome'. The webinar will feature three international speakers including Dr Jannie G.E. Henderickx, Lisa Kirkland and Dr Andrea Aira Gómez sharing their work within this subject.
Uncover current research into FMT and the human gut microbiome! | |
 | Investigating Disease Mechanisms: Advancements in Metabolic AnalysisThis free webinar features leading specialists who are using the state-of-the-art Seahorse Analyser in a physiologically relevant atmosphere to unlock the mysteries of metabolic processes underlying diseases. Discover the latest advancements in metabolic analysis, gain insights into cutting-edge research, and learn how this powerful tool is transforming our understanding of disease mechanisms. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to learn from experts in the field and stay up to date on the latest developments in metabolic analysis. Delve into the fascinating world of metabolic research! | |
 | Hypoxia Unveiled SeriesWe have rolled out a series of cell culture focussed talks that are half an hour in length. We start our series with a talk from Dr Paul Span, Associate Professor at the Radiotherapy & OncoImmunology (ROI) laboratory, Radboud University Medical Center, Nijmegen, Netherlands. The Role of Hypoxia in Radio-and Immunotherapy Sensitivity | |
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