The Front Range of the Rocky Mountains is a hotbed of scientific research and innovation in microbiome science. From Colorado to Wyoming, scientists are leading ground-breaking microbial ecology research across humans, animals, the environment, and agriculture. Can we amplify this world-class science with better cross-pollination across labs and institutions?
With the goal of cultivating new symbiosis between Front Range researchers, the CSU Microbiome Initiative and Graduate Researchers Across Microbiomes (GRAM) is hosting the 2nd annual Front Range Microbiome Symposium. Please join us to kick off the event on Thursday, April 27th with an evening mixer at New Belgium Brewing Co, and stay through Friday, April 28th for two excellent keynote speakers, Dr. Rob Knight and Dr. Margaret Mcfall-Ngai, and presentations and posters by faculty and early career scientists
The symposium will be hosted by CSU at the CSU Alumni Center on the east side of Canvas Stadium. This generous venue and our uncongested schedule allows for abundant opportunities to meet and network with Front Range microbiome neighbors. We look forward to seeing you there!