Under the auspices of
Under the patronage of
EFMSA
Egyptian Foundation for Microbiome Sciences and its applications
Prof. Dr. Mamdouh Moawad
President of National Research Centre,
Cairo, Egypt
Prof. Dr Gina El Feky
President of Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, Egypt
Conference Chair
Prof. Nahla Mansour
President & Founder of EFMSA
Sponsored by
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FEATURED EXPERTS
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About Us
The Egyptian Foundation of Microbiome Sciences and its Applications (EFMSA) is a non-profit organization for society and scientists interested in microbiome sciences and their impact on our life.
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Our Conference
Our annual conference hosts distinguished international & Egyptian speakers from microbiome and microbiota-related fields, focusing on the fascinating intersection of microbiome and microbiome with health and disease.
Join us as we explore the latest advancements and gain invaluable insights from experts in this rapidly growing field.
Conference
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Our Vision
Our vision is two-fold: to leverage microbiota for the enhancement of health and wellbeing, and to drive forward research, innovation, and awareness in microbiome sciences. We aim to create a nexus between academic and industrial sectors, facilitating the comprehensive understanding and application of microbiota.
Our Vision
The Venue
National Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt
33 El Buhouth St, Dokki, Cairo, 12622, Egypt
The National Research Centre (NRC) in Cairo, Egypt, established in 1956, stands as the largest multidisciplinary research institution in the country and a leading hub of scientific innovation in the region. Located in the vibrant city of Cairo, the NRC is renowned for its advanced facilities and cutting-edge laboratories that support a diverse range of scientific disciplines, including biomedical research, environmental sciences, nanotechnology, and industrial innovation.
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Main Axis
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The human microbiome
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The environmental microbiome
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The animal microbiome
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Disruption of the microbiome and its relationship to diseases
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Manipulation of the microbiome for preventing and curing diseases
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Human host-microbiome interactions
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Beneficial microbes/probiotics as next-generation drugs
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Engineering probiotics for therapeutic purposes and vaccine carrier
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The microbiome from the laboratory to the therapeutic application
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