This 2020 meeting will focus on the gut microbiome; the gut-brain axis and the relationship between the microbiome and cancer; explore the composition of the gut microbiome; and the tools and technologies used to study microbial communities. A second track will also reach beyond the gut, delving into novel research on the lung microbiota, oral microbiome and women’s health.

The Microbiome and Probiotics Series has a reputation for providing an outstanding networking experience in which new collaborations between industry and academia are forged to better translate research into clinical trials. You will have ample opportunity to review more than 30 poster presentations and meet with 30+ exhibitors showcasing the latest products and services.

Join us at the Forum to learn more about novel research and development trends, explore business and commercialisation strategies, and discover how to translate findings into viable products through collaborative partnerships and funding opportunities.