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3rd World Congress on Targeting Microbiota, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France , October 21-23, 2015

The Scientific Committee of Targeting Microbiota is pleased to announce the organisation of the third conference in the series

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Martin Delahunty
Global Director, Nature Partner Journals, Nature Research
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A large body of evidence show that a diverse population of micro-organisms lives in our skin, mouth, nose, lung and gut, where it plays a strategic role in regulating and possibly controlling human health, well-being, metabolism and diseases.

Conference sessions will cover:

  • Recent Advances on Microbiota Researches & Innovations in 2015
  • Microbiota & Biomarkers: From Predictive to Personalized Medicine
  • Mitochondrial DNA vs Microbiota DNA: how to distinguish them?
  • The Role of Microbiota in Health and Diseases: The Mechanistic Aspects
  • New Challenges to Prevent and Treat Metabolic Diseases, Cancer, Liver, Kidney, Lung and Inflammation-Related Diseases
  • Focus on Environment & Food Conservators
  • How can we modulate and affect biodiversity of microbiota: Positive & Negative Impact of Environment / Food Conservators

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Martin Delahunty

Global Director, Nature Partner Journals, Nature Research

Working within Nature Research's Open Research Group, I am Global Director for Nature Partner Journals based in London. I have responsibility across five global office locations to develop Nature Partner Journals, a new series of online-only, open access journals, published in collaboration with world-renowned partners. Launched in April 2014, the portfolio now includes 14 titles including 'npj Biofilms and Microbiomes'. I have a Degree in Natural Sciences specializing in Microbiology from Trinity College Dublin and a Masters in Business Administration from The Open University. Within the broader medical publications community, I serve as Secretary and Trustee for the International Society for Medical Publication Professionals.

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