Microbial Diversity as a Lever for Effective Biodiversity Conservation: Linking Hosts, Environments, and Health (Symposium)
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Programme
| Thursday, July 9, 2026 |
| 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM |
| Room DM.1.15 |
Speakers and Presentation Titles
Dr. CLAUDIA BARELLI
University of Florence, Italy
GUT MICROBIOTA VARIATION IN WILD PRIMATES: ROLES OF ENVIRONMENT, HOST BIOLOGY, AND HELMINTH CO-INFECTIONS
Mr. Aloïs Berard
INRAE
Forest environment influence on microbiome composition, diet, and their interactions in a generalist rodent
Dr. Toni Jernfors
University Of Jyväskylä
Soil microbes drive gut fungal assembly and immunity in a wild rodent model
Ms. Elif Kaplan
Charles University
Impact of lifestyle transitions on bacteriophage–bacterium interactions in the gut microbiome
Jakub Kreisinger
Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science,Charles University
Drivers of gut microbiota variation in endemic and invasive rodents of Papua New Guinea
Ms. Michaela Majerová
Charles University, Prague
More than just friendship? Social behavior as a mechanism for microbiota adaptation in Przewalski’s horse
Dr. Jan Zukal
Senior Researcher
Institute of Vertebrate Biology CAS
Non-tuberculous mycobacteria and bats: diversity and zoonotic potential
Dr. Katerina Zukalova
Postdoc
Institute of Vertebrate Biology CAS
Microbial architects of scent: VOCs and bacteriomes in bat glands for olfactory signalling and defence
