Claudio Bandi, Full Professor of Microbiology at the University of Milan, won the Alberto Tedeschi Prize with his debut novel LA CITTA’ E L’ABISSO, published in the Il Giallo Mondadori…
SIMGBM intends to award the Giuseppina Cattani Prize to a/one distinguished Italian microbiologist (structured senior member), to recognizing merit, commitment and achievements in microbiological research throughout their professional career. Nominations…
E’ vincitrice del Premio SIMGBM Giuseppina Cattani 2025 la Prof.ssa Giovanna Riccardi (Università di Pavia)
GenProbio Ltd. through SIMGBM intends to award the best paper(s) or doctoral dissertation on the theme: “Microbiota: microbial and functional biodiversity analyses aimed at understanding microorganism-host and microorganism-microorganism interactions” to…
E’ vincitrice del Premio GENPROBIO 2023 la D.ssa Stefany Castaldi (Università di Napoli “Federico II”) per la tesi intitolata Biology and application of industrial microorganisms.
SIMGBM intends to award the best Doctoral Thesis in the field of Microbial Biotechnology. Ph.D. theses discussed at Italian universities after January 1, 2022 may be submitted.Applications must be received…
E’ vincitrice del Premio Franco Tatò 2023 la D.ssa D.ssa Annapaola Petrosino (Università di Bologna) per la tesi intitolata Nanobiotechnological engineering of the M13 phage into an orthogonal platform for biomedical applications.
GenProbio Ltd. through SIMGBM intends to award the best paper(s) or doctoral thesis on the topic:“Microbiota: microbial and functional biodiversity analyses aimed at understanding microorganism-host and microorganism-microorganism interactions” to be…
E’ vincitrice del Premio GENPROBIO 2024 la D.ssa Sofia Chioccioli (Università di Firenze) per la sua tesi di dottorato dal titolo Effects of diets,drug and natural compounds on the prevention of colon carcinogenesis: the role of intestinal microbiome.
SIMGBM intends to award the best work in the field of General Microbiology. The award is intended for a SIMGBM member engaged in research who is under 35 years of…
E’ vincitore del Premio SIMGBM 2024 - Lavoro scientifico il Dr. Massimiliano Lucidi (Università Roma Tre) per il suo lavoro dal titolo Phage-mediated colistin resistance in Acinetobacter baumannii. Lucidi M et al. Drug Resist Updat. 2024 28;73:101061.
SIMGBM intends to award the best Doctoral Thesis in the field of General Microbiology. Doctoral theses discussed at Italian universities after January 1, 2023 may be submitted.Applications must be received…
E’ vincitrice del Premio SIMGBM 2024 - Tesi di Dottorato la D.ssa Chiara Tarracchini (Università di Parma) per la sua tesi dal titolo Engraftment, development, and roles of the infant gut microbiota.
SIMGBM intends to award the best work in the field of General Microbiology. to be awarded to a SIMGBM member engaged in research who is under 35 years of age…
E’ vincitore del Premio SIMGBM 2025 - Lavoro scientifico originale il Dr. Matteo Cervoni (Università di Roma Tre) per il suo lavoro Cervoni M. et al. The diadenosine tetraphosphate hydrolase ApaH contributes to Pseudomonas aeruginosa pathogenicity. PLoS Pathog. 2024 Aug 19;20(8):e1012486.
SIMGBM intends to award the best Doctoral Thesis in the field of General Microbiology. Ph.D. theses discussed at Italian universities after January 1, 2024 may be submitted.Applications must be received…
E’ vincitrice del Premio SIMGBM 2025 - Tesi di Dottorato la Dr.ssa Sonia Mirjam Rizzo (Università di Parma) per la sua Tesi dal titolo Insights into factors influencing the colonization and composition of the human intestinal microbiota.
GenProbio Ltd. through SIMGBM intends to award the best paper(s) or doctoral thesis on the topic:“Microbiota: microbial and functional biodiversity analyses aimed at understanding microorganism-host and microorganism-microorganism interactions” to be…
E’ vincitore del Premio GenProbio 2025 il Dr. Lapo Doni (Università di Genova) per la sua Tesi di Dottorato dal titolo Global Biogeography and Ecology of Vibrio in a Warming Planet.
