🚨 Call for Abstracts Now Open!
Join us in Seoul 🇰🇷 for IHMC 2026 – Interdisciplinary Horizons in Microbiome Connections, June 3–5, 2026.
Share your discoveries & shape the future of human microbiome research. 🌏🧬
🔗 https://t.co/in0djdkI29
#IHMC2026#Microbiome
Multilayered microelectrode array for monitoring electrophysiological signals of 3d neural networks in cerebral organoid | Microsystems & Nanoengineering https://t.co/vdXQyc9SmZ
Modulation of Murine Hippocampal Synaptic Plasticity by Microbial Metabolites: Sex-Specific Effects of the Short-Chain Fatty Acid Butyrate
https://t.co/JOw9ZSLa30
Is it time to include AI-based methods and approaches informed by the gut microbiome?
@Elinav_Lab & colleagues update advances and opportunities
@NatMetabolism
https://t.co/V6mvCCwgrY
Development of the gut microbiota throughout the first year of life and its association with socio-emotional development into childhood https://t.co/a5Pn73uPsb
New research study of 969 HK families reveals how gut bacteria interact with DNA to shape baby brain development.
Factors:🔹 Delivery & Feeding 🔹 Family environment 🔹 Household pets
Certain microbes may help lower ASD/ADHD risk. Detail: https://t.co/7pX1qbERkx
@CellPressNews
Can probiotics reverse behavioral changes related to the gut microbiome?
New findings show probiotic treatment rescues behavioral deficits and gut microbial abnormalities induced by preconceptional stress in female mice and offspring:
https://t.co/3ZqgOmc0zG
New findings in @NatureMicrobiol reveal a previously unknown drug–microbiome–drug interaction that impacts co-prescribed medications for Parkinson’s disease
Microbial features could predict individual responses to drugs for Parkinson's disease:
https://t.co/drhrhExnoY
Baseline diet may affect the effectiveness of probiotics and prebiotics
@ProfWhelan, @GenelleLunken, @hmstaudacher, @MariaLMarco & colleagues provide best practices for designing better clinical trials of probiotics and prebiotics:
https://t.co/UCyMpXDsyf
Early life UNHealthy Eating Influences Brain Health Across a Lifetime, but the microbiome may help, latest from our lab. amazing job @Cristinacuestam and collegues @UCCResearch@APCMicrobiome
https://t.co/XntUIKZFOe
It’s a lonely job, leading a research group (professor, principal investigator, group leader – whatever you call it). You talk all day with everyone, but you’re mostly alone with the doubts and risks of the biggest decisions.
Does it have to be though??
https://t.co/l5dyzSgvJU