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Applied Microbiology International
Bringing the international microbiology community together to advance scientific impact.
About Applied Microbiology International
We are the oldest microbiology society founded in the UK and with more than half of our membership outside the UK, we are truly global, serving microbiologists based in universities, private industry and research institutes around the world. As a professional membership organisation we support those studying and working in the field of applied microbiology, from undergraduate and PhD students, to those entering the field of work and seasoned professionals in academia or industry, flourishing at the height of their careers. We’re also privileged to have members recognised internationally for their work in applied microbiology, acting as our global ambassadors. We bring the microbiology community together across borders and disciplines, through our international journals, digital magazine, online and in person events plus so much more!
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Presence & Recognition
Applied Microbiology International member Dr Ni Luh Putu Harta Wedari expanded her international network and unveiled new opportunities through engagement with the company.
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Presence & Recognition
Applied Microbiology International hosted a workshop titled From Evidence to Action: How to Bridge the Gap Between Scientists and Decision Makers to Solve Global One Health Challenges at the World One Health Congress 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
Applied Microbiology International facilitated a breakout discussion at the 9th World One Health Congress in Lisbon as part of an AMI-led workshop on bridging the gap between scientists and decision-makers.
Reported by Professor Helen Onyeaka, FIFST, SFHEA
Presence & Recognition
Applied Microbiology International represented by University of East Anglia PhD student Vito Latorre at the Parliamentary Links Day in Westminster earlier this summer
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Research & Knowledge
Applied Microbiology International is serving as a Guest Editor for the 2nd Edition of the Special Issue in Sustainability titled Green Microbiology: Advancing Sustainability Through Microbial Innovations published by MDPI.
Reported by Professor Helen Onyeaka, FIFST, SFHEA
Presence & Recognition
Applied Microbiology International will take part in the 9th World One Health Congress in Lisbon from 4 to 7 September, bringing together over 1.200 participants, featuring almost 600 scientific posters, and hosting over 80 sessions.
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Presence & Recognition
Applied Microbiology International is seeking a host institution and programme committee for the Sustainable Microbiology Research Conference MSCW 2027 taking place in or around November 2027.
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