

MIT Microbiome Club
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@MITMbiomeClub
students bringing together curious members of the MIT + Boston community interested in #microbiome studies + microbiome-based medicine. Out of @MITMicrobiome



Join us this Monday, March 30th at 4pm for a seminar by Professor Marco Jost, Harvard Medical School, titled: “Deciphering the chemical language of host-microbiota communication.” mit.zoom.us/j/93668310885. In person: MIT Building 56 Room 114.



Join us this Monday, February 23rd at 4pm for a seminar by Professor Joseph D. Mougous, Yale University, titled: “Conflict at the border: molecular mechanisms underlying obligate and opportunistic interbacterial antagonism.” mit.zoom.us/j/95196272150 In person: MIT 56 Room 114.



Join us this Monday, February 2nd at 4pm for a seminar by Professor Curtis Huttenhower, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, titled: “The endogenous human virome in health and disease.”mit.zoom.us/j/95859435974 In person: MIT 68 Room 181.



Our academic seminar series is back. Join us this Tuesday, January 20th at 4pm for a seminar by Professor Pedro Saavedra, Northeastern University,titled: “Host-microbe interactions shape host physiology and immunity.” mit.zoom.us/j/99393103660 In person: MIT 56 Room 162.



Join us this Monday, May 5th at 4pm for a seminar by Professor Melanie Blokesch, EPFL titled: “Once the pathogen becomes the host: How Vibrio cholerae defends against mobile genetic elements.” mit.zoom.us/j/99149489205 In person: MIT 56 Room 180.


Join us this Monday, April 7th at 4pm for a seminar by Professor Jeffrey Moffitt, Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School titled: “Imaging the microbe-host interface with genomic microscopy.” mit.zoom.us/j/95558995260 In person: MIT 56 Room 180.


Join us this Monday, March 31st at 4pm for a seminar by Professor Aimee Shen, Tufts University titled: “Analyses of Clostridioides difficile phenotypic heterogeneity in vitro and in vivo.” mit.zoom.us/j/98841426941 In person: MIT 56 Room 180.


Join us this Monday, February 24th at 4pm for a seminar by Professor Tal Korem, Columbia University titled: “From sequence graphs to processing bias: towards more informative microbiome representations”. mit.zoom.us/j/94488536438 In person: MIT 26 Room 168.


Join us this Monday, December 2nd at 4pm for our academic seminar by Professor Julia Oh, Duke University titled: “The human skin microbiome: microbial modulation of skin homeostasis”. mit.zoom.us/j/97552810110