Atlanta, USA
Microbiological information is being generated faster than it can be translated into actionable knowledge. Systematic and quantitative applications of ecological theory and engineering design to advance microbiome engineering against a rapidly evolving methodological landscape is challenging. While this challenge is not unique to the water engineering field, the ecological, environmental, and economic context of the water sector sets our community apart.
The thematic motivation of the conference is to shine a light on the Microbial Ecology and Water Engineering (MEWE) communities’ successes and challenges in the application of ecological theory and engineering design to manage microbiomes, including biofilms, in the water sector.
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