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Europe’s premier
Congress & Exhibition for
microbial research
and collaboration
A global gathering of microbiologists in Milan
Fuelled by innovation, expertise, and community, FEMS MICRO 2025 brought together more than 2,000 attendees from over 95 countries for four dynamic days of collaboration and exchange.
Centred on the theme Magnifying microbial impact, the FEMS MICRO Milan Congress & Exhibition went beyond traditional research showcases, exploring how microbiology is driving practical solutions to global challenges. Through keynotes, workshops, and interactive sessions, the event presented cutting-edge research, sparked meaningful connections, and reflected the strength and diversity of our field.
Watch the recap video to relive the highlights and save the date for FEMS MICRO 2027 in Ljubljana, Slovenia from 5-8 July 2027.
FEMS MICRO 2025 at a glance
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2,000+ ATTENDEES
Microbiologists from across the globe gathered to share insights, build connections, and celebrate the community.
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95+ COUNTRIES REPRESENTED
A truly international meeting, bringing diverse perspectives and fostering global collaboration.
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150+ SESSIONS & WORKSHOPS
From cutting-edge research to hands-on learning, the programme covered a dynamic range of topics and formats.
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1400+ POSTERS ON DISPLAY
Each day features hundreds of poster displays, placed at the heart of FEMS MICRO 2025.
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4 THEMED TRACKS
Eco Innovation, Health Horizons, Biotechnology, and Engagement & Growth framed the conversations driving microbiology forward.
Meet our Keynote Speakers
Carmen Buchrieser, the FEMS Lwoff Awardee 2025, is a renowned specialist in infection biology, revolutionising how we understand bacterial diseases. Based at the Institut Pasteur in Paris, her pioneering research on pathogens like Legionella is reshaping our approach to bacterial virulence and the evolution of infectious diseases.
Prof. Carmen Buchrieser
Prof. Chris Greening
Chris Greening is a leading biochemist dedicated to harnessing the power of microbes to tackle climate change. As a Professor at Monash University, he leads the CLIMB: Climate Microbiology Laboratory. Named Life Scientist of the Year in 2023, his work drives innovative solutions for greenhouse gas cycling, ecosystem resilience, and infectious disease transmission.
Prof. Eran Elinav
Eran Elinav is a renowned expert in systems immunology and microbiome research. As a Professor at the Weizmann Institute of Science and Director of the Microbiome & Cancer Division at the German Cancer Research Center, his groundbreaking work on host-microbiome interactions and their role in health and disease is transforming personalised medicine and nutrition.
Prof. Gian Maria Rossolini
Gian Maria Rossolini is a leading clinical microbiologist and antimicrobial resistance expert. As Professor of Microbiology and Clinical Microbiology at the University of Florence and Director of the Clinical Microbiology and Virology Unit at Florence Careggi University Hospital, his impactful work on diagnostics and drug resistance has established him as a global authority in the fight against infections.
Prof. Janet Jansson
Janet Jansson, a pioneering microbial ecologist with over 30 years of experience, is one of the world’s most highly cited researchers. As Emeritus Chief Scientist and Laboratory Fellow at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, she has made groundbreaking advancements in molecular microbial ecology and deepened our understanding of climate change’s impact on microbial communities.
FEMS2023 highlights
