ICMID 2027: International Conference on Microbiology and Infectious Diseases

ICMID 2027: International Conference on Microbiology and Infectious Diseases explores advances in microbiology and infectious disease research, including pathogen detection technologies, microbial genomics, clinical diagnostics, antimicrobial resistance, and host–pathogen interactions.

Key Topics

• Enhancing microbial identification and characterisation: mass spectrometry and electron microscopy
• Detection Technologies And Molecular Diagnostics
• Technological advancements in multi-pathogen detection
• Evaluating different pathogen detection technologies: PCR, qPCR
• Case reports on nucleic acid diagnostics, quorum sensing, membrane sensing
• Updates in applying molecular diagnostic technologies for microbiology research
• Accreditation/lab testing and routine diagnostic testing
• Biological Imaging (including super resolution microscopy), Proteomics and Matablomics
• Molecular probes
• Bio-tech technologies
• Advances in clinical biofilm research
• Clinical Microbiology
• Antibiotic resistance: current landscape and future challenges
• Emerging technologies in clinical microbiology
• Clinical diagnostics
• Collestin resistance case studies
• Developing novel antiviral agents
• Antimicrobial susceptibility profiling and testing
• Epidemiology
• Investigating polymicrobial interactions
• Microbial Genomics And Genome Sequencing
• Vaccines and virology
• Next generation technologies in microbiology
• Advances in microbial genome sequencing
• Pathogen gene expression
• Pathogen sequencing
• Bioinformatics and genome assembly
• Metagenomics and Metabolomics
• Carbon nanotube toxicity
• Nanoparticle-based drug delivery
• Genomic analysis of micro-organisms
• Microbiota and the immune response
• Emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases
• Infectious Diseases
• Case studies: scarlet fever, influenza, ZIKA, hepatitis, tropical medicine, HIV/AIDS, chikungunya, flaviviruses, dengue
• Zoonotic diseases, fungal diseases and parasitic infections
• Host pathogen interactions