Webinar: The fascinating journey from discovery to product
Many academic and industrial labs have discovery programs looking for microbes or other promising leads to address farmers’ needs for...
Webinar: Ensuring food safety and security: Evaluating and utilizing plant/pest/pathogen phytochemical interactions
Ensuring food safety and security continues to be a perpetual challenge as 20-50% of all crop yields are lost to...
Agriculture and the Microbiome
Agriculture is one of the keystones of human civilization, providing a reliable, stationary source of food that allowed ancient populations...
Landmark paper calls for the need to develop the world’s microbiome biobanking infrastructure
Source: CABI Press Release A team of scientists, led by CABI’s Dr Matthew Ryan, have outlined a series of challenges and...
Webinar: Genomic approaches to the epidemiology and diagnostics of phytopathogens: tracking the global spread of agrobacteria
Plant disease is a major problem for US and global agriculture and results in yield losses and high costs for...
Phytobiomes Alliance Newsletter – July 2020
News and updates on the Alliance's activities and projects....
The microbiome re-defined!
Source: MicrobiomeSupport project Project supported by the Phytobiomes Alliance, lead by Coordinating Committee member Angela Sessitsch In 2019, MicrobiomeSupport organised a workshop...
Webinar: The MASTER plan: Microbiome applications for sustainable food systems through technologies and enterprise
MASTER is an EU funded project (€12 million budget), the overall aim of which is to take a global approach...
Webinar: Unleashing your Innovation Potential: Data management and analytics platform in microbial genomics
Next generation sequencing (NGS) revolutionized the understanding and discovery of molecular details in biological organisms. Scientists generate large amounts of...
Webinar: CABI ABS negotiations for compliance with the Nagoya Protocol
The Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization...