Don't forget to join the upcoming webinar | Assessing microbial community function & response to environmental stressors

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Join us for a joint FEMS & Biolog webinar exploring how microbial communities function and respond to environmental stressors.

This joint webinar will showcase how high‑throughput phenotypic profiling tools are being used to link microbial metabolism with environmental change across ecosystems ranging from plant pathogens to glacier‑fed streams. Featuring insights from FEMS Journals authors and an introduction to Biolog’s Odin™/OmniLog© systems and Phenotypic MicroArray™ (PM) plates and EcoPlates™.

A practical session for those working at the intersection of microbial function and environmental change.

Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026
Time: 7:00 AM PST / 10:00 AM EST / 15:00 BST / 16:00 CEST

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What will the webinar cover?

Chaired by Joseph Shuttleworth, the session will feature presentations that offer insight into cutting edge-tools and how they can be applied in research.

Enrico Tatti (Global Field Application Scientist at Biolog) will introduce Biolog’s high-throughput phenotypic profiling platforms and assays, and how they can support your research.
Mamokete Bokhale (University of Pretoria) will explore how carbon utilization profiling reveals the metabolic flexibility underlying P. brasiliense’s growth and infection.
David Touchette (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) will present how flume mesocosm experiments show the impact of warming and changing flow on microbial biofilms in glacier-fed streams.

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