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Paper of the Month

Purple bacteria screening for photoautohydrogenotrophic food production : Are new H₂-fed isolates faster and nutritionally better than photoheterotrophically obtained reference species?
J. Spanoghe, K. J. Ost, W. Van Beeck, P. Vermeir, S. Lebeer, S. E. Vlaeminck

Bids are invited to organise a 1- or 2-day on-line meeting in March or early April 2023.
Preference will be given to topics linked to a thematic issue of either of the EFB Journals.
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FEMS is made up of an active and diverse network of around 30,000 professionals in a growing coalition of 56 Member Societies from 40 countries. Our commitment is to help support microbiologists do their work, promote the best in microbiology research and knowledge to the world, and bring microbiologists together to share that knowledge.

We publish 7 well-renowned scientific journals and host several international microbiology events. As a not-for-profit organization, we reinvest our revenues into supporting and celebrating microbiologists throughout their career, publishing and promoting scientific research in our journals, and organizing events and initiatives to bring scientists together.

The big reveal: meet the speakers
We are proud to announce the #EFIB2022 programme with speakers!

Confirmed speakers:

Thierry Breton, Commissioner for Internal Market

Virginijus Sinkevičius, Commissioner for Environment, Oceans and Fisheries

Aušrinė Armonaitė, Minister of the Economy and Innovation of Lithuania

...and more than 30 other industry leaders, top EU officials and entrepreneurs will be discussing how industrial biotechnology can deliver Next Generation Economies for a Sustainable Society.

Challenges in Catalysis VII
15 November 2022

The aim of this meeting, well-supported both by industry and academia, is to debate the current developments in catalysis, where they are going and what industry needs. An exciting line up of leading academic and industrial scientists will present a series of lectures covering topics in homogeneous, heterogeneous and enzymatic catalysis.