3rd Masterclass, 2023, Budapest
The Training section offers information on MICROB-PREDICT training and education activities for early career researchers interested in any of the scientific fields of MICROB-PREDICT.
Educational material for download
- The gut-liver axis in alcohol related liver disease (Dr. Mads Israelsen, Odense Universitetshospital) (PDF | 11.14 MB)
MICROB-PREDICT Poster Session
General Assembly Meeting, January 2023, Budapest/Hungary
- Serum villin-1 level – a tell-tale sign of gut barrier failure in cirrhotic patients with acute decompensation
(Dávid Tornai, University of Debrecen) (PDF | 700 KB) - Advancements of the biosensing technologies for the preliminary biomarkers
(Giulio Rosati, Institut Català de Nanociència i Nanotecnologia) (PDF | 2.5 MB) - An overview of the similarities and differences between 11 body
(Sebastian Van Blerk, Vaiomer) (PDF | 882 KB) - Fecal virome in decompensated liver cirrhosis patients
(Lore Van Espen, KU Leuven) (PDF | 1.4 MB) - Novel morphological profiling assay to study the role of endothelial cells in the disease trajectory of liver cirrhosis in vitro
(Rudmer Postma & Annelotte Broekhoven, Leiden University Medical Center) (PDF | 3.4 MB)
MICROB-PREDICT Poster Award
Congratulations to Dávid Tornai (University of Debrecen) for winning the first prize of the MICROB-PREDICT Poster Award 2023.
We also would like to congratulate our other winners: Lili Meoli, KCL (2nd prize) and Giulio Rosati, ICN2 (3rd prize).
Prof. Dr. Jonel Trebicka (MICROB-PREDICT Coordinator) and Marko Korenjak (MICROB-PREDICT Impact Board) with the lucky winners (from left to right: Dávid Tornai, Lili Meoli, Giulio Rosati).
The winning poster were selected by the Impact Board members (from left to right: Jonel Trebicka, Marko Korenjak, Robert Schierwagen, Arben Merkoçi).