Microbiome and Mucosa-Associated Infectious Disease: Mining for Antimicrobials and Postbiotics with Therapeutic Potential – a view from Twitter
Posted on November 2, 2022 by Priya Gurung
Microbiome and Mucosa-Associated Infectious Disease: Mining for Antimicrobials and Postbiotics with Therapeutic Potential took place on 27–28 October 2022 at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. In this blog, we take a look at the highlights on Twitter.
The scientific programme included key topics such as microbiome in health and disease, antimicrobial resistance, new sources of antimicrobials and more.
This meeting provided insights into the current state of research in the field, opportunities for collaboration and fostered new ideas amongst our delegates.
We were pleased to see our delegates were excited to attend #MiningMicrobiome22!
Bus office! Off to the Microbiology Society #MiningMicrobiome22 meeting and looking forward to learn about all host-microbial interactions that are mucus related! pic.twitter.com/bJnOz3SZM2
— Martha Clokie (@MarthaClokie) October 27, 2022
I'm in lovely Dublin this morning for #MiningMicrobiome22. pic.twitter.com/2E15xUA8KS
— Dr Rebecca McHugh (@Becca_McHugh) October 27, 2022
After enjoying the great programme of talks #MIHD22 now in Dublin and looking forward very much to #MiningMicrobiome22.
— Alan Walker (@_Faecal_Matters) October 27, 2022
First up, Ramnik Xavier, talking about the role the microbiota plays in training the immune system. pic.twitter.com/in0abpZP8F
Scientific sessions
The scientific sessions at #MiningMicrobiome22 were designed to give delegates a forum for discussion on the impact of antimicrobial resistance. The programme featured talks from invited speakers from across the world, an excellent opportunity for delegates working in the field to network and build upon and establish collaborations.
Great to have taken part in the #MiningMicrobiome22 conference hosted by @MicrobioSoc @tcddublin. Interesting perspective to see how various microbiomes can be studied for health and environmental problems. Check out @TCD_HostMicrobe posters! pic.twitter.com/b3b6lsgNHP
— Kevin Jay Mercurio (@kjbmercurio) October 27, 2022
Fascinating Hard-core Rumen Microbiology talk by @sharonhuws @thehuwslabs_QUB @QUBIGFS @MicrobioSoc #MiningMicrobiome #MiningMicrobiome22 pic.twitter.com/4Pn7Cblrok
— Linda Oyama (@LindaOyama) October 28, 2022
It's me!
— Shona_Lowe (@ShoLowe4) October 28, 2022
Thank you again to the organisers for having me #MiningMicrobiome22 #microbiologysociety https://t.co/fisbB9iaty
Amazing audience and engagement @MicrobioSoc #MiningMicrobiome22 at Dublin! https://t.co/YMn7DHq9EJ
— Linda Oyama (@LindaOyama) October 28, 2022
Posters
The poster sessions showcased the wide variety of research within the Mining Microbiome community. Our delegates were able to share their work and discuss and exchange ideas with one another. There were plenty of opportunities for early career researchers to present their work too.
Many congratulations to Alfie O’Sullivan and Rebecca McHugh for winning the 'Outstanding Science Prize' sponsored by the Journal of Medical Microbiology at #MiningMicrobiome22!
Many congratulations to Alfie O’Sullivan and @Becca_McHugh for winning the 'Outstanding Science Prize' sponsored by #JMedMicro at #MiningMicrobiome22! pic.twitter.com/jSpw1y0VPJ
— Microbiology Society (@MicrobioSoc) October 28, 2022
Thank you
Finally, thank you to everyone who attended Microbiome and Mucosa-Associated Infectious Disease: Mining for Antimicrobials and Postbiotics with Therapeutic Potential, contributed to its success and joined the conversation on Twitter! We hope to welcome you again to another conference in our events series.
Thanks to all who attended #MiningMicrobiome22 conference - excellent talks, posters & audience engagement capped off by a lovely evening in the Old Library @tcddublin, & to @MicrobioSoc team for supporting @MartinsMLab & myself throughout! pic.twitter.com/5FScptak5z
— Sinéad Corr (@sineadccorr) November 1, 2022