2023 Applied and Environmental Microbiology Gordon Research Conference and Seminar

项目总结/摘要 2023年应用和环境微生物学戈登研究会议（AEM GRC）将探讨 理解和预测微生物在生态系统功能中的作用的核心原则， 水生生态系统的重要性。调节微生物组-宿主-环境的基本机制 相互作用是可持续控制微生物动力学的核心， 干预措施。尽管是一个完善的会议，AEM仍然是一个前沿话题，弥合了传统的 许多领域的边界。它驱动传染病的结果和微生物对疾病的易感性。 抗生素以及有益的过程，如开发抗菌剂和益生菌。重要的是， 微生物-宿主-环境相互作用的共同机制将这些明显不同的过程联系起来， 会议的一个主要目标是将通常互动不强的领域聚集在一起。此夕h 会议将重点介绍从深度测序到探测单细胞的各种实验方法 表型和汇集所有职业阶段和背景的科学家，从学术界到工业界。的 研讨会将邀请27位讲者，从摘要中选出24个演讲时段， 互动海报会议。此外，在主要会议之前举行的GRS将进一步进行口头和 专门为研究生和博士后提供海报展示机会，以及职业小组 讨论主要会议期间的“动力小时”将侧重于妇女面临的挑战， 在科学领域代表性不足的少数群体。我们的目标是营造一个互动、友好的环境， 不分背景或资历自由交换。为此，会议和工作餐将 辅之以强有力的社会计划，以促进这些互动。GRC计划将组织 分为九个上午和晚上的会议，题为：⑴指导生活的核心原则（主旨会议）; ⑵ 生物多样性和生态系统功能;（3）生态工程，应用和新兴污染物;（4）生态学 （5）将人类微生物组研究转化为健康结果;（6）探索 原位微生物表型;（7）微生物对地球化学循环的调节作用;（8）微生物与气候变化 （9）生态系统中的共生。因此，研究中心和研究组将促进最新思想的交流， 技术在应用和环境微生物学的广泛领域，产生新的想法和跨领域 合作，同时加强和促进下一代科学家在这一动态中的职业生涯 令人兴奋的领域。

Project Summary / Abstract The 2023 Applied and Environmental Microbiology Gordon Research Conference (AEM GRC) will explore the core principles for understanding and predicting the role of microbes in ecosystem functioning, from human holobionts to aquatic ecosystems. The fundamental mechanisms that regulate microbiome-host-environment interactions lie at the heart of the sustainable control of microbial dynamics for therapeutic and environmental interventions. Despite being a well-established conference, AEM remains a forefront topic, bridging the traditional boundaries of many fields. It drives infectious disease outcomes and the susceptibility of microoorganisms to antibiotics as well as beneficial processes such as the development of antimicrobials and probiotics. Importantly, common mechanisms of microbiome-host-environment interactions link these apparently diverse processes and a key aim of the conference will be to bring together fields that do not normally interact strongly. Further, the meeting will highlight a wide range of experimental approaches from deep sequencing to probing single cell phenotype and bring together scientists of all career stages and backgrounds, from academia to industry. The GRC will comprise 27 invited speakers with 24 slots for talks to be selected from the abstracts as well as an interactive poster session. In addition, the GRS, which precedes the main conference will have further oral and poster presentation opportunities specifically for graduate students and post-docs, as well as a career panel discussion. A `power hour' during the main meeting will focus on the challenges facing women and underrepresented minorities in science. We aim to foster an interactive, friendly environment in which 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) Core principles that govern life (Keynote session); (2) Biodiversity and ecosystem function; (3) Ecoengineering, applications, and emerging contaminants; (4) Ecology and evolution of holobionts; (5) Transitioning human microbiome research into health outcomes; (6) Probing microbial phenotypes in situ; (7) Microbial mediation of biogeochemical cycles; (8) Microbes and climate change and (9) Symbiosis in ecosystems. The GRC and GRS will thus promote exchange of the latest ideas and techniques in the broad field of applied and environmental microbiology, generating new ideas and cross-field collaborations while enhancing and promoting the careers of the next generation of scientists in this dynamic and exciting field.