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Advancement of the fields of viruses of microorganisms, including phages, archaeal viruses, and viruses of microbial eukaryotes. EVBC members involved: C. Hill, R. Edwards (speakers); E. Adriaenssen, R. Edwards, M. Krupovic (Scientific Program Committee)
The 26th Annual Meeting of the ESCV in Frankfurt/Main, Germany, from September 18-21, 2024, will feature presentations, symposia, discussions, and workshops on clinical virology, providing an excellent opportunity for researchers, especially young ones, to share and discuss their latest research and network with colleagues and experts. EVBC members involved: Christian
Recent advancements in viral gene transfer systems have significantly enhanced research and therapeutic development, with this EuSeV conference focusing on optimizing viral vectors for specific applications, featuring discussions on adenoviruses, adeno-associated viruses, and others, including regulatory challenges and clinical translation. Abstract (oral and poster presentations) deadline: September 10, 2024
You can expect the following to be covered: Virus identification Genome annotation Virus databases Virus classification Ecosystem-specific keynotes Virus-host linkage strategies + Panel Q&A session for analytics / methods / best practices from viromics leaders. EVBC members involved: Matt Sullivan (Organizer)
Bringing together the “Viral EcoGenomics” community to foster discussion on how to best capture and characterize uncultivated viruses, understand the role of viruses in natural ecosystems, and functionally explore viral genetic diversity toward innovative biotechnological and industrial applications.
The 34th annual GfV meeting, held from March 4-7, 2025 at the Audimax on the Universität Hamburg's main campus, will feature keynote lectures, award ceremonies, workshops, and networking opportunities for virologists, including dedicated support for young researchers.
The Microbiology Society Annual Conference is organized by the Microbiology Society and is held annually as a platform for researchers, scientists, and professionals in microbiology to share the latest developments, discoveries, and ideas across all aspects of the field. The conference covers a wide range of topics related to microbiology,
The European Congress of Virology is the premier virology conference in Europe. Organized every two years, it covers all aspects of virus research and brings together both early-career and established scientists to discuss advances in virology, including virus research, clinical treatments, public health, and emerging technologies. Abstract submission deadline: 26.