Topic
Microbiome
The microbiome community — R&D leaders, translational scientists and business-development teams — building the next generation of microbiome-informed therapeutics.
- Microbiome and the biological clock
- Cognition, metabolism and immunity
- Business development and partnering
About Microbiome at Global Engage
Microbiome science has matured from correlation studies to a genuine therapeutic modality. FDA approvals of live biotherapeutic products have unlocked a wave of investment and industrial focus, and the field is now working through the practicalities of manufacturing, delivery, patient stratification and reimbursement at scale.
Global Engage's microbiome series — including Probiota Global, Americas and Asia — is the community's principal meeting point. R&D leadership, translational teams, ingredient and platform partners, and the investors backing them share a room for two intense days.
The programme spans the gut-brain axis, metabolic and immune indications, next-generation sequencing and multi-omics, live biotherapeutic manufacturing, and the business-development track that has quietly become the industry's default partnering venue.
Upcoming Microbiome conferences
Microbiome R&D & Business Collaboration Forum: USA
How microbial ecosystems shape the biological clock.
- Dates
- 1–2 Oct 2026
- Location
- San Diego, USA
Reports
View allMicrobiome Investment Landscape & Market Report
The global human microbiome market reaches $1.6 billion in 2026.
Slide decks
View allFDA Regulation Rescue: Essential Strategies and Tips
Slides: Maya Ivanjesku CEO, ABN Consulting Group
Human oral and gut microbiota response to carbohydrates
Slides: Angela Poole Assistant Professor, Division of Nutritional Sciences, Cornell University
Measuring Microbiome Metabolomic Profiles
Slides: Alexander Buko Vice President and Senior Analyst, Human Metabolome Technologies Measuring Microbiome Metabolomic Profiles: Plasma, Skin Strips, Interstitial Fluid, and Small Intestine Fluid – Benefits and Risks
From Understanding the Microbiome to Restoring Its Function
Discover the themes emerging from conversations with speakers ahead of this year’s Microbiome R&D & Business Collaboration Forum USA
The Immune System’s Role in the Gut–Brain Axis
Giulio Maria Pasinetti Columbia University, New York, NY shares his thoughts
The Microbiome and Women’s Health
The Microbiome and Women’s Health: From Mechanisms to Translation
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Microbiome at Global Engage — questions we hear most
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