Our second sponsored talk by Stephane Bronner from the Rosell Institute for Microbiome and Probiotics @LallemandHealth provided an overview of their research and funding portfolio and how they translate microbial science into human health benefits.
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Our #HavingIMPACTT2025 Session 1 on Diet, Microbiome, and Host included talks by @BenoitChassaing, @GenelleLunken, and @DrKebbe on topics ranging from dietary interventions to the mycobiome in IBD to the role of nutrition across the lifespan.
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Our #HavingIMPACTT2025 Session 2 on Translational Microbiome featured @jeremiahfaith1, Glen Carter, and @lauren282012 discussing microbial therapeutics, multidrug-resistant organisms, and engineered gut bacteria.
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It's a beautiful day for a microbiome symposium! #HavingIMPACTT2025 is offically underway at the Malcolm Hotel in Canmore, Canada! Follow along for more.
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Azrieli Accelerator celebrates its latest Catalyst Grant recipients, with six #UCalgary projects awarded funding to advance neurodevelopment research bit.ly/3WtUWaB
Great talk by @gmatteoli1978 identifying pathogenic fibroblasts in #IBD and molecular targets to disrupt their function. #ICMI2024
Beautiful data in human and functional experiments in mice demonstrating causality