Retrospective: AMRI Speakers through the years

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2019, SciLifeLab, Uppsala

Mary-Ann Moran, UGA Foundation Distinguished Professor,

“Exploring the Ocean Microbiome”

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2020, Virtual: Microbial Ecology for Safe Water & Gender Equality in Academia

Rita Colwell

Rita Colwell, Distinguished Professor and Microbiologist

“One Woman's Personal Journey Through Sexism in Science” Keynote title: “Oceans, Climate, and Human Health: What Cholera Can Tell Us About COVID-19”

AMRI All-Hands 2020

Anna Székely, SLU, Moderator

AMRI All-Hands 2020

Kaarina Sivonen, Professor of Microbiology, Helsinki University

“Toxic Cyanobacteria in the Baltic Sea and beyond”

AMRI All-Hands 2020

Catherine Paul, Lund University

Catherine Paul, Lund University

“Long-term dynamics in bacterial biofilm communities living in drinking water pipes: roles in nitrification and shaping the microbiome at the tap”

AMRI All-Hands 2020

Agneta Andersson, Professor in Marine Ecology, Umeå University

“Terrestrial dissolved organic matter inflow drives bacterioplankton habitat generalist and specialis dynamics in sub-arctic estuaries”

AMRI All-Hands 2020

Karin Rengefors, Lund University

Karin Rengefors, Lund University

“Curiosity, serendipity and citizen science – or how I moved from fundamental research to dealing with water quality questions”

AMRI All-Hands 2020

Lauri Robbins Ericson

“ Emotional Intelligence, Gender Intelligence and Research in the time of COVID”

AMRI All-Hands 2020

Hélene Norder, Gothenburg University

“One year of variations of viruses in wastewater”

AMRI All-Hands 2020

Catherine Legrand, Linnaeus University, Halmstad University

AMRI All-Hands 2020, Panelist, Gender Equality in Academia

Rachel Foster, Stockholm University

AMRI All-Hands 2020, Moderator

Maria Norinder, Chalmers, GENIE Program

Pernilla Wittung-Stafshede, Chalmers, GENIE Program

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2021, Linnaeus University, Kalmar

Courtney Stairs, Lund University

Stealing and dealing: eukaryotic strategies for living without oxygen 

Lasse Riemann, University of Copenhagen

Heterotrophic N2 fixation in coastal estuarine waters

2022, SciLifeLab, Stockholm

CARLOS PEDRÓS-ALIÓ

“Arctic Short Stories,” Centro Nacional de Biotecnología

Peer Bork

TREC, EMBL, Planetary Microbiome

Paola Bertucci

Scientific Expedition Manager, EMBL, TREC

Matilda Valman

Project Coordinator, Länsstyrelsen, FORMAS reviewer

Sam Dupont

researcher at the Kristineberg Center for Marine Research and Innovation

Image: Gothenburg University

Ashish Verma, Umeå University

Arctic Microbiome Research

2023, All-Hands Meeting, Big Data in Microbial Ecology, Uppsala

Maliheh Mehrshad, SLU

Big Data in Microbial Ecology, Lead Coordinator

FRANCISCO EDUARDO RODRIGUEZ VALERA

Professor Emeritus, UNIVERSITAS Miguel Hernández

Plenary speaker

Carina Bunse, Gothenburg University

Influence of bacterial interactions on DOM chemodiversity”

Image : GU

Malin Olofsson, SLU

“Mapping and understanding cyanobacterial toxin production”

Eric Capo, Umeå University

“Past and present deoxygenation of water columns and related impacts on microbial ecosystem services”

Shinichi Sunagawa

“The Ocean Microbiome as a Treasure Trove for the Discovery of new Taxa, Enzymes, and Bioactive Compounds”

Anders Andersson, AMRI Lead PI

Artem Babaian

“Entering the Platinum Age of Virus Discovery”

Dr. Ulisses Nunes da Rocha

https://www.ufz.de/index.php?en=43142

Image: Maliheh Mehrshad

Holger Villwock

“SITES and FAIR - an example of organizing distributed field based research data”

Photo: Maliheh Mehrshad

Carolina Wählby

“AI as a tool in large-scale microscopy-based life science approach”

Photo: Maliheh Mehrshad

Stefanie Prast Nielsen

“The intestinal microbiota , plasma bile acids and inflammation markers in inflammatory bowel disease”

Photo: Maliheh Mehrshad

Mo Bahram, SLU

“Unearthing the soil microbiome towards sustainable use of soil resources”

Photo: Maliheh Mehrshad

AMREI BINZER-PANCHAL

Director and Coordinator of the SLU Bioinformatics Infrastructure (SLUBI)

Photo: Maliheh Mehrshad

Tove Fall

The GUTSY Project

Photo: Maliheh Mehrshad