Microbes in Motion: Exploring Ecosystem Response to Nutrient Changes
Discover how researchers are uncovering the dynamic behaviour of microbial ecosystems
The gut microbiome is a highly complex and constantly evolving ecosystem. Understanding how microbial communities respond to environmental changes is critical to advancing research in human health, disease, and precision medicine.
We are joined by leading microbiome researchers from the University of Chicago for an in-depth webinar exploring how advanced continuous culture bioreactor systems are enabling scientists to study microbial ecosystem dynamics with unprecedented control and insight.
Hear from World-Leading Experts in Microbiome Research
This exclusive session features presentations from internationally recognised microbiome researcher Dr. Eugene B. Chang, Director of the University of Chicago Microbiome Medicine Program, alongside researchers from the Chang and DeLeon laboratories.
Together, they will share cutting-edge research, methodologies, and future directions for studying host-microbe interactions, dysbiosis, and microbial ecosystem responses to nutrient perturbations.
What You’ll Learn
During this webinar, attendees will gain insights into:
- How continuous culture bioreactor systems are transforming microbiome research
- The use of the H.E.L BioXplorer platform to investigate microbial ecosystem dynamics
- Approaches for modelling gut microbiome behaviour under changing nutrient conditions
- The role of dysbiosis research in advancing precision medicine
- Best practices for bioreactor workflow design and experimental setup
- How longitudinal microbiome datasets can support advanced computational modelling
- Emerging opportunities and future directions in microbiome and ecosystem research
Live BioXplorer Demonstration
See the H.E.L BioXplorer platform in action as researchers demonstrate how the system is used to create controlled microbial environments and generate high-quality experimental data for microbiome studies.
Featured Speakers
Dr. Eugene B. Chang
Director, University of Chicago Microbiome Medicine Program
A globally recognised authority on the gut microbiome, inflammation, and metabolic disease, Dr. Chang’s pioneering work investigates how interactions between microbes and their human hosts influence health and disease. His research is helping to shape the future of microbiome-based therapeutics and preventative healthcare.
Dr. Orlando (Landon) DeLeon
Research Assistant Professor, University of Chicago
Dr. DeLeon’s research focuses on the mechanisms through which the gut microbiome influences metabolism, immunity, and overall human health. His work aims to translate discoveries in host-microbe interactions into innovative therapeutic approaches.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is ideal for:
- Microbiome researchers
- Academic scientists
- Biotechnology and pharmaceutical researchers
- Translational medicine specialists
- Systems biology researchers
- Laboratory managers and principal investigators
- Anyone interested in microbial ecosystem modelling and gut microbiome research
Reserve Your Place
Whether you’re investigating microbial communities, developing new experimental models, or exploring the future of precision medicine, this webinar offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from leading researchers in the field.
Register today to secure your place and gain valuable insights into the next generation of microbiome research.
