Leading opinion in science
We work to promote excellence in science and to maximize the impact of microbiology and microbiologists. As part of this, we work with a growing body of microbiology experts, some of whom are part of scientific academies and organizations worldwide.
Click on the academies and organizations below to meet the microbiologists we work with in tackling some of the world’s most pressing microbiology-related challenges.
| Science academies a – d |
Science academies e – o |
science academies p – z |
science organizations |
| Academy of Europe
Accademio Nazionale dei Lincei |
Estonian Academy of Sciences
European Academy of Microbiology (EAM) Finnish Academy of Science and Letters |
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
The Royal Academies for Science and the Arts of Belgium |
EMBO |
Yeast Ecology and Interactions
The concept of working with pure cultures is deeply ingrained in the psyche of the microbiologist. But is this the only way? For example, there are many natural fermented product where mixed cultures are the norm: think of lambic beer, spontaneous wines and ciders, fermented dairy products and sourdough bread. Indeed, it is increasingly felt that interactions between microbes increase the metabolic potential of the community and give rise to more complex fermented products. FEMS Yeast Research is pleased to offer this set of minireviews that provide a current perspective on yeast ecology.
