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13 Feb 2019

MicrobiomeSupport: A European Project Harmonising Microbiome Research Methods & Funding Worldwide

Current research efforts into the microbiome indicates that it harbours a large potential for human and planetary health. Yet the research field is still hampered due to contradictory results, unaligned methods and resource duplication.

Vue d'artiste à l'aquarelle de microorganisme du système digestif.. © INRA, HARTWEG Isabelle

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29 Jun 2017

MEM projects funded in 2016

Everything you need to know about the 9 projects funded by MEM in 2016: ENIGME, HANTAGULUMIC, LEARN-BIOCONTROL, METAFOLDSCAN, MICROFIT, MODCHOCYCLE, POPART, SYSTOMICS, VIROME ACCESS

Maria Razzauti, post-doctoral researcher at the CBGP - Centre for Biology and Management of Populations (INRA, Cirad, IRD & Montpellier SupAgro), awarded L’Oréal-UNESCO fellowship For Women in Science in 2015 © Stéphane Cardinale

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23 Oct 2015

L’Oréal-UNESCO fellowship awarded to woman scientist at INRA Montpellier

Maria Razzauti, a post-doctoral researcher at INRA Montpellier, received a French national L'Oréal-UNESCO fellowship of 20,000 euros within the framework of the For Women in Science programme. The prestigious award will allow her to pursue research on infectious diseases transmitted to humans by undomesticated animals.

Mixed biofilm of Lactococcus lactis and Listeria monocytogenes observed in scanning electron microscope. © inra, Thierry MEYLHEUC

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10 Mar 2014

The MEM metaprogramme is recruiting !

The MEM metaprogramme is looking for a research engineer to manage international cooperation and two junior research scientists to work on the modelling of ecosystems

Bacillus cereus sur cellule Hela.
Concours/exposition de photographies sur le thème « Arts et science » à Jouy-en-Josas en 2009.. © INRA, MEYLHEUC Thierry, RAMARAO N.

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19 Jan 2013

MEM projects funded in 2012

Everything you need to know about projects funded in 2012 in the context of the Meta-omics of Microbial Ecosystems metaprogramme (MEM) !

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