SIMGBM, with the support of the Italbiotec Consortium, intends to award the best Doctoral Thesis in the field of Microbial Biotechnology Ph.D. theses discussed at Italian universities after January 1,…
Sono vincitori ex aequo del Premio Franco Tatò 2025, la Dr.ssa Claudia Campobasso (Università di Pisa/ Department of Biosystems, KU Leuven) per la sua Tesi dal titolo Evolutionary interplay between Staphylococcus aureus and phages: strategies to target biofilm and overcome bacterial resistance e il Dr. Vittorio Giorgio Senatore (Università di Milano-Bicocca) per la sua Tesi dal titolo Yeast fermentation and process engineering for the upcycling of PET monomers and agricultural waste.
GenProbio Ltd. through SIMGBM intends to award the best paper(s) or doctoral dissertation on the topic: “Microbiota: microbial and functional biodiversity analysis aimed at understanding microorganism-host and microorganism-microorganism interactions” to…
E’ vincitore del Premio GenProbio 2022 la D.ssa Irene Artuso (Università Roma Tre) con la tesi intitolata Comparative genomics of Aminobacter species and Acinetobacter baumanni.
SIMGBM intends to award the best Doctoral Thesis in the field of General Microbiology. Ph.D. theses discussed at Italian universities after January 1, 2022 may be submitted.Applications must be received…
E’ vincitrice del Premio SIMGBM 2023 la D.ssa Angelica Pellegrini (Università di Pavia) per la tesi intitolata The global transcriptional regulator CodY controls virulence in Group B Streptococcus.
SIMGBM intends to award the best Doctoral Thesis in the field of Microbial Biotechnology. Doctoral theses defended at Italian Universities after January 1, 2023 may be submitted.Applications must be received…
E’ vincitrice del Premio Franco Tatò 2024, la D.ssa Melissa Bisaccia (Università dell’Insubria) per la sua tesi dal titolo Antarctic Microbial Diversity: Discovery of New Species and Molecules with Biotechnological Potential.
The ADVISE Research Project “Antiviral DiscoVery Initiatives: Educating Next-Gen Scientists (ADVISE)-n.UR301-2023-000076 -BAC Spoke3- ECS_000024 ROME TECHNOPOLE M4-C2-LI 1.5, through SIMGBM, aims to award the best doctoral dissertation in the field…
E’ vincitrice del Premio ADVISE, la D.ssa Giulia Sibille (Università di Torino) per la sua tesi dal titolo TARGETING VIRUSES USING A NOVEL hDHODH INHIBITOR
