On 15 and 16 September, the Manège de Brack in Dole hosted the HARMI 2026 Symposium. This scientific event brought together the regional research community to discuss microbiome research and its applications. The PAM lab was strongly represented, with 7 oral presentations and 14 scientific posters.

PAM lab made a significant contribution to this edition, highlighting the diversity of research conducted within the unit on microorganisms, including microbial interactions, stress adaptation, lactic acid bacteria, extracellular vesicles, probiotics, and new biotechnological approaches.

The oral presentations and scientific posters provided valuable opportunities to share the results of PAM lab research teams, exchange with researchers from other units, and strengthen collaborations around microbiomes.

This symposium was a valuable opportunity to highlight the diversity of research conducted at UMR PAM and contribute to the scientific and interdisciplinary momentum of the HARMI project.

This symposium was a valuable opportunity to highlight the diversity of research conducted at UMR PAM and contribute to the scientific and interdisciplinary dynamic of the HARMI project.