The Munich Metabolomics Meeting is offering two days of news and research around metabolomics and lipidomics, including a workshop for PhD students and PostDocs.

The annual conference of the Nordic Metabolomics Society aims to highlight and discuss the latest metabolomics research in the Nordic countries and abroad. This year the conference will be held in Trondheim, Norway, at the hotel Scandic Nidelven.

Meet biocrates at 5th Annual MANA Conference 2023.

The liver meeting convenes attendees from around the world to learn about the latest advances in hepatology from experts in the field, explore cutting-edge technology and solutions, renew connections, build new relationships.

For the Metabolomics HEALTH Meeting Graz, we have invited local and international speakers who will present the wide range of metabolomics applications. From novel model systems and experimental approaches to biomarker research, talks will discuss the role of metabolomics in the future of precision medicine.

Microbiome Connect provides the chance to address shared challenges around innovative therapeutic development, build meaningful partnerships, and sharpen their R&D and commercial strategies. Bringing together the whole microbiome therapeutics ecosystem – from investors and large pharmaceutical companies through to the most pioneering biotechs, academic institutions and solution providers – it delivers the business-critical information you need to make strategic decisions for your organisation through in-depth case studies and expanded networking opportunities.

Join our webinar to explore the pivotal role of multi-omics and metabolomics in shaping our understanding of population health. Learn from international experts how multi-omics can identify early disease markers and aid in developing personalized health strategies.

Join biocrates at the International Stroke Conference. a meeting dedicated to the science and treatment of cerebrovascular disease and brain health. Join us in the conversation across numerous topics that emphasize basic, clinical and translational science.

This meeting will update current knowledge of microbiota ecology and the mechanisms by which microbiomes and their metabolites influence the immune system and development and function of different organs. The programme will also highlight new developments enabled by large-scale approaches and emerging technologies.

In the symposium on February 2024 we want to celebrate the diverse applications of metabolomics, from basic to clinical research. In addition, we want to provide researchers with essential tips about project design and data analysis.