2023 Lactic Acid Bacteria Biology, Symbioses and Applications GRC

2023年乳酸菌生物学、共生体和应用GRC

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    10683583
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 3万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
  • 财政年份:
    2023
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2023-03-15 至 2024-02-29
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Proposal Summary/Abstract The inaugural 2023 GRC Conference on Lactic Acid Bacteria Biology, Symbioses and Applications will explore cutting-edge research on lactic acid bacteria (LAB), a group of microorganisms that have a long history of study and use in medicine. Many LAB are applied as probiotics for human and animal health and are essential players in food fermentations. LAB are also members of human and animal intestinal and vaginal microbiomes and are used extensively in synthetic biology and (bio)engineering. Understanding the biology of these bacteria will improve our capacity to decode how certain microorganisms improve human health. Despite interest in LAB for well over a century, there remain many unanswered and challenging questions on the basic biology of these bacteria and how they interact with their hosts and indigenous microbiomes to impact health and disease. This GRC will establish an inclusive and exciting forum for diverse researchers of all career stages and backgrounds to meet to share LAB research and to develop strong networks for collaboration and support of early career scientists and under-represented minorities. The GRC will comprise 21 invited speakers, 16 talks to be selected from the abstracts, poster preview talks and interactive poster sessions. A `power hour' in the main meeting will focus on the challenges facing women in science. We aim to foster an interactive, friendly environment where ideas can be freely exchanged independently of background or seniority. To that end, the sessions and working meals will be supplemented with a vigorous social program to foster these interactions. The GRC program will be organized into nine morning and evening sessions entitled: (1) Evolution; (2) Metabolism; (3) Bacteriophage; (4) Cell surface and secreted compounds; (5) Intestinal symbioses; (6) Food ecosystems; (7) Vaginal symbioses; (8) Bioengineering, and (9) Synthetic biology. The GRC will thus promote the exchange of the latest ideas and techniques on LAB and deliver new collaborations while enhancing and promoting the careers of the next generation of scientists in this dynamic and exciting field.
提案摘要/摘要 首届 2023 年 GRC 乳酸菌生物学、共生和应用会议将探讨 对乳酸菌(LAB)的前沿研究,这是一组具有悠久研究历史的微生物 并用于医学。许多 LAB 被用作人类和动物健康的益生菌,是重要的参与者 在食品发酵中。 LAB 也是人类和动物肠道和阴道微生物组的成员,并且 广泛用于合成生物学和(生物)工程。了解这些细菌的生物学特性将 提高我们解码某些微生物如何改善人类健康的能力。尽管对 LAB 感兴趣 一个多世纪以来,关于这些生物的基本生物学仍然有许多未解答的和具有挑战性的问题 细菌以及它们如何与其宿主和本土微生物组相互作用以影响健康和疾病。这 GRC 将为各个职业阶段和背景的多元化研究人员建立一个包容且令人兴奋的论坛 会面分享实验室的研究成果,并建立强大的合作网络和支持早期职业生涯 科学家和代表性不足的少数群体。 GRC将由21位受邀演讲者组成,其中16个演讲将被选出 来自摘要、海报预览讲座和互动海报会议。主会议上的“权力一小时”将 关注科学界女性面临的挑战。我们的目标是营造一个互动、友好的环境, 思想可以自由交流,不受背景或资历的影响。为此,会议和工作 除了膳食之外,还将辅以积极的社交活动,以促进这些互动。 GRC 计划将 分为九场上午场和晚上场,标题为: (1) 进化论; (2)新陈代谢; (3)噬菌体; (4)细胞表面和分泌的化合物; (5)肠道共生; (6) 食物生态系统; (7) 阴道共生; (8) 生物工程,(9) 合成生物学。 GRC将因此促进最新思想和观点的交流 LAB 技术并提供新的合作,同时增强和促进下一代的职业生涯 在这个充满活力和令人兴奋的领域培养了一代科学家。

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