The microbiome – the microbes that live within the human body – can have a huge impact on human health. As such, it’s vital to understand the complexity of the microbiome, and how it can impact on disease and wellbeing.

The course is coordinated by the University of Turin, is funded by EIT Food and carried out in collaboration with the University of Reading (UK), Quadram Institute (UK), CSIC (ES) and Microbion Srl (I).

Topics:

• The human microbiome, role in human health and how it changes during life
• How can we determine our gut microbiota
• The role of food and lifestyle in the modulation of human gut microbiome
• The human microbiota and prevention of diseases through microbiota-directed food.

The three-week course starts on November 30th. Here you can register for free.