ISME Talks
ISME18
Ken Takai, JAMSTEC, Japan, gave a Keynote Presentation on Dark energy ecosystem predicted and not predicted by chemical disequilibrium
View Thijs Ettema's Keynote Presentation, Hunting for new microbes to illuminate transitions in the Tree of Life, as given at ISME18
Dianne Newman, Caltech, USA, teaches the ISME delegates a new word in her keynote presentation, Context matters: agathokakologiscal roles for redox active "antibiotics"
Ken Nealson, University of Southern California, USA, was the recipient of the prestigious Jim Tiedje Award. The Tiedje Award Ceremony took place on Thursday 18 August, with Professor Nealson also delivering his presentation, Life at ultra-high pH: Messages from the Earth’s Microbiome.
Our Early Career Award Winner, Kelly Wrighton, Colorado State University, USA, closes the conference with her Keynote Presentation Amines to an end. In this session, we also honour our (Poster) Award Winners and look ahead to ISME19.
The Opening Ceremony at ISME18, with opening speeches by ISME President Nicole Dubilier and LOC Chair Christof Holliger, and Keynote Presentations by Philipp Engel, University of Lausanne, and Emma Slack, ETH Zurich.
Sixth session of the meeting, which features speakers from Asia, viz. Hisashi Endo, Hyun Ju You and Fanghua Liu.
Presentation of Keynote Speaker Janelle Thompson and the seventh session of the meeting, the first of day 2, which features speakers from North Africa and the Middle East, viz. Ramy Aziz, Hanin Alzubaidy and Aashish Jha.
Eighth session of the meeting, which features speakers from North America, viz. Nikki Traylor Knowles, Paul Turner and Nkrumah Grant.
Presentation of Keynote Speaker Karine Gibbs and the ninth session of the meeting, which is comprised of selected talks, based on the abstract submission: Avia Mizrachi (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel), Daphne Welter (Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, Germany) and Nikhil George (University of Waterloo, Canada).
Tenth and last session of the meeting, which features speakers from Oceania, viz. Kim Handley, Brajesh Singh and Rochelle Soo.
Second session of the meeting, which features speakers from Europe, viz. Sara Mitri, Nancy Obeng and Clémence Joseph.
Fourth session of the meeting, directly after the poster session (3), which features speakers from South America, viz. Adriana Sotero-Martins and Claudia Rojas Alvarado.
Fifth session of the meeting, which is comprised of selected talks, based on the abstract submission: Martina Dal Bello (MIT, USA), María Victoria Quiroga (University of San Martín, Argentina) Mafalda Baptista (University of Waikato, New Zealand), Song Lin Chua (Hong Kong polytechnic University, China) and Miaoxiao Wang (Peking University, China).
ISME17
The art of observing microbes in 4D: Where are we with quantifying large-scale microbial dynamics?
Go with the flow or find a niche: life in the terrestrial deep biosphere
Evolution of evolvability: adaptations and selection in an integrative conjugative element - bacterial host system
25 Years of functional analyses of microbes in their natural environment
ISME15
Formate-Driven Growth Coupled with Hydrogen Production and Potential for Hydrogen Production
Formate-Driven Growth Coupled with Hydrogen Production and Potential for Hydrogen Production
Formate-Driven Growth Coupled with Hydrogen Production and Potential for Hydrogen Production
ISME16
Bacterial diversity and the natural attenuation potential for hydrocarbons in the cold ocean environments of Canada
Experimental Evolution and the Dynamics of Adaptation and Genomic Evolution in Microbial Populations
The human gut microbiome: understanding the mechanics of our microbial engine
Reductive evolution of bacterial symbionts and the persistence of a genome in aerobic mitochondria