EAM past activities

Year	EAM’s Key initiatives
2019	EAM Symposium at FEMS2019 Congress ‘From systems to synthetic biology’
2019	Symposium on Molecular Microbial Pathogenesis – A European Tribute to Stanley Falkow Read a wrap-up of the event here.
2018	Workshop – a retreat workshop with a number of presentations
2017	Workshop – at FEMS2017, EAM chaired the workshop ‘Bacterial Survival Strategies’
2016	Workshop – a retreat workshop with a number of presentations
2015	Special event – at FEMS2015, EAM chaired the special event ‘Microbiome and human health’
2014	Workshop – a retreat workshop with a number of presentations
2013	Workshop – Infection Diagnostics and Infection Biology
2012	Seminar – a seminar addressing Coinfections was hosted by the European Academy of Microbiology (EAM) and the German National Academy of Sciences in Leopoldina. Ten speakers presented. A Special Edition ‘Co-infections’ was produced by the EAM and EMF in FEMS Journal Pathogens and Disease. It included a total of 10 x mini reviews / research articles.
2011	Workshop – participation at the FEMS Congress 2011 included a 2 hour EAM/EMF-led Keynote Lecture and Roundtable Discussion on “Emerging Diseases — Pandemics, Drug Resistance and Vaccines”
2011	Article – the enemy within us: lessons from the 2011 European Escherichia coli O104:H4 outbreak

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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.