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MICRO beyond the analysis: linking people, research and innovation

The microbiological laboratory applying AI to specific analysis activities.

Probionibacteria: from traditional cheese to next generation probiotics

Gwenael Jan (STLO - INRAE, France) talks about the growing interest and knowledge of Propionibacteria, a peculiar actinobacteria that has the potential to become a next generation probiotic.

Alphyn Biologics Reports Encouraging Interim Results of Phase 2a Trial for Atopic Dermatitis with Secondary Bacterial Infection

Topical treatment is achieving all endpoints for efficacy and safety in mild, moderate, and severe atopic dermatitis.

The skin microbiome: challenges and opportunities in developing probiotics

Amine Zorgani (Microbiome Mavericks) talks about the importance of the skin microbiome in maintaining skin health and the need for continued research in this field.

Nestlé partners with APC Microbiome Ireland

The collaboration will focus on various aspects of the human microbiome that could benefit new product development.

Probiotic sanitation as a sustainable tool for IPC and AMR control

Elisabetta Caselli, University of Ferrara (Italy), talks about a new and innovative use of probiotics to modulate the "hospital microbiome” in order to reduce the use of chemical disinfectants.

IPC 2023: probiotic business framework overview

George Paraskevakos, Executive Director at International Probiotics Association, talks about probiotic and live biotherapeutic products market evolution and perspective.

IPC 2023 and the postbiotics session: the gathering of the different parties 

The highlights of the Postbiotics Discussion Panel that took place in Bratislava during IPC 2023.

Additional Infant Bacterial Therapeutics product receives FDA orphan drug designation

The FDA has granted orphan drug designation for IBT’s product IBP-1016 for gastroschisis.

Gut microbiota as a source of Live Biotherapeutics: the F. prausnitzii case history

Philippe Langella, Research Director at the French National Institute of Agricultural Research, discussed the potential of Faecalibacterium Prausnitzii as Live Biotherapeutics for several disease.

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