APRIL 16-18, 2019

BOSTON, MA USA

The 6th Annual Translational Microbiome Conference is Coming Back to Boston April 21-23, 2020. 

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Poster Session

The 5th Annual Translational Microbiome Conference Poster Session provides the opportunity for individuals to present their research and offers an excellent venue for extended informal discussion with meeting attendees.

Requirements
Abstracts should be no longer than 1000 words and follow a standard format (background, methods, results, and conclusion). Please include the following in your submission:

• Full name and affiliation

• Poster title

• Abstract

Please email your submission to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by March 29, 2019. Acceptance notices are provided on a rolling basis. You will receive notice of acceptance or denial with 72 hours of your submission.

Guidelines for Presenters
Information regarding physical dimensions/specifications for accepted submissions will be communicated to presenters via email.

* Regular registration rates apply for all accepted poster session presenters

About Us

Our events give attendees a conference experience that encompasses learning, networking and professional growth. We strive to facilitate connections. At our events, attendees, speakers, sponsors and exhibitors have opportunities to network and then to utilize those connections to further their professional goals. At Arrowhead Publishers, our focus is on bringing life sciences industry professionals together to help move research forward. Learn more about us at www.arrowheadpublishers.com.

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Arrowhead Publishers & Conferences
PO Box 96
7730 Laredo Drive, #96
Chanhassen, MN 55317
866-945-0263
enquiries@arrowheadpublishers.com

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The Microbiome-Vaccine Summit: Microbiome-Mediated Immunity and the Future of Vaccines

Dates and Location: September 2019 | London, United Kingdom

Microbes in the gut have been found to exert profound control over the immune system. The role of the microbiome in modulating the immune response has already been substantially researched with numerous correlations between the microbiome’s immune effects and disease hypothesized and being explored. One exciting area of inquiry is the potential for the microbiome to play a substantial role in vaccine response. This area of exploration includes:

♦ Its potential to change how patients respond to checkpoint inhibition therapy for metastatic melanoma
♦ Correlations between the efficacy of the rotavirus and geographic differences in the gut biome
♦ How the antibiotic-mediated dysbiotic gut microbiome may actually mount a strong immune response to the seasonal flu vaccine
♦ And the gut-lung axis, or the role of the microbiome in the meteoric rise of asthma
♦ And even the possibility of explaining why some children experience adverse reactions to vaccinations, and why our current vaccine protocol starting within 12 hours of birth does not properly factor gut microbiota as crucial to immune response.

An extension of the highly successful Arrowhead Translational Microbiome Conference held every April in Boston, join us for this first event in our Translational Microbiome Spotlight series, where we bring together industry and academic experts considering the interface between the microbiome and vaccines in a one day, highly interactive roundtable forum.

CLICK HERE to request more information. If you are interested in speaking or sponsorship opportunities, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..