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Journal of Medical Microbiology (JMM) Seminar - September 2025
26 September 2025
Dr Lopes
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New Microbiology Society policy briefing: Where are microbiomes, and why are they important?
26 September 2025
Microbes do not exist in isolation. Instead, they live in complex and dynamic communities in which different microbial species are constantly interacting. When these communities are combined with a specific host (for example, humans, animals and plants) or environment (for example, soil and oceans), we refer to the ecosystem as a microbiome.
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Where are microbiomes, and why are they important?
26 September 2025
Microbes do not exist in isolation. Instead, they live in complex and dynamic communities in which different microbial species are constantly interacting.
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Koala stress linked to disease threat
22 September 2025
Researchers from the University of Queensland reveal the relationship between levels of stress hormones and increased susceptibility to secondary infection in koalas with koala retrovirus (KoRV), an often fatal disease contributing towards their declining populations, in a new paper published in the Journal of General Virology.
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Microbial Genomics of Eukaryotes
12 September 2025
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7th International Conference of the European College of Veterinary Microbiology (ECVM)
10 September 2025
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Parliamentary and Scientific Committee - Quantum Technologies discussion meeting 2025
09 September 2025
2025 is the UN’s International Year of Quantum, celebrating 100 years of quantum science and technology. The Institute of Physics, as the professional body and learned society for physics in the UK and Ireland, is marking the year with a series of events to raise awareness of how quantum is changing our lives for the better.
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AMR in Focus - AMR surveillance to policy
08 September 2025
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Annual Conference 2026: Message from the Treasurer and Chair and Chair-elect of the Scientific Conferences Panel
03 September 2025
Every year, we celebrate our thriving microbiology community through our Annual Conference, which provides opportunities to amplify our members’ voices and advance the understanding of microbiology and the ways it can have an impact and influence in the world.
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Access Microbiology Editor: Call for expressions of interest
02 September 2025
Access Microbiology is an open research platform. It supports the publication of replication studies, negative or null results, research proposals, data management plans, additions to established methods, case reports, software development, educational and outreach methods, and interdisciplinary work. We welcome work from the full spectrum of microscopic life forms, from bacteria and viruses to fungi, protists, archaea, and algae.
