The CHOP Microbiome Center is open to receive general inquiries for microbiome projects. Please complete the following form to be contacted for a free consultation with our Microbiome Center Core managers.
The CHOP Microbiome Center is open to receive general inquiries for microbiome projects. Please complete the following form to be contacted for a free consultation with our Microbiome Center Core managers.
Rutgers University has just posted a new faculty position for “Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Microbiome Bioinformatics” which is now live on the Rutgers Jobs Site. It is Faculty Posting #21FA0168. Here is the posting link:
The CHOP Microbiome Center has suspended non-essential lab operations due to the SARS-COV-2 pandemic. We are currently only accepting samples for COVID19-related projects. Our bioinformatics team remains fully operational and we are still available for consultations. If you would like speak with us about your project, please fill out this form. We hope to continue serving you soon.
The mission of the PennCHOP Microbiome Program is to facilitate research across campus focused on understanding the microbiome and altering its composition and activity to improve health. Pilot/Feasibility grants are designed to bring together microbiome investigators and to stimulate other researchers to enter the field and investigate the influence of the microbiome in their subject areas. The Pilot/Feasibility Projects can focus on the microbiota at any body site of the human or animal hosts.
Dr. Kelsey Jones
University of Oxford, UK
Malnutrition and diarrhea: a case for treating the immune system
10 am, Wednesday, 2/5/20, 132 Hill Pavilion, Penn Vet
380 South University Ave