AMICI is an interdisciplinary microbiome research platform that links diverse Austrian scientific and medical societies.
Microorganisms are the dominant life forms on Earth and thrive in every possible ecosystem - including the human body.
AMICI aims to support, stimulate, network, and communicate microbiome research in Austria.
Lecture by Jens Walter at the Department of Microbiology and Ecosystem Science, Un
Lecture by Alexander Moschen (Medical University Innsbruck) on "From bedside to bench and back: Pathways linking host-microbe interaction with intestinal inflammation and carcinogenesisâ - a joint DMES seminar and seminar of the research focus "Computational Life Science" at the Un
ISMSM-5, the 5th International Symposium on Microbial Sulfur Metabolism, will take place in Vienna. See here for further informations.
The International Symposium on Microbe-assisted Crop Production - Opportunities, Challenges & Needs - will take place in Vienna. See here for further information.
Several AMICI researchers have contributed to different TV and radio shows that were broadcasted as part of the themed week Bewusst gesund: Aus dem Bauch
Selected contributions:
The 4th Theodor Escherich Symposium on Medical Microbiome Research will take place at the Medical University of Graz, Austria.
The Austrian weekly news magazine Profil has interviewed Alexander Loy, University of Vienna for their coverstory on the microbiome Was uns gesund hÀlt: Das Mikrobiom
In the ORF III science.talk, Michael Wagner from the University of Vienna will talk with Barbara Stöckl about the fascinating diversity of microorganisms and their roles for human and environmental health.
