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Microbiome Invest
: 23 May 2019
: London, United Kingdom
Sector: Food & Beverage, Pharmaceutical
Type: Conference
The Microbiome Invest Congress 2019 is dedicated to showcasing the most innovative emerging companies and academics with commercially viable research that manipulates the microbiome. Active investors, and multi-national nutrition and pharmaceutical companies will also share their knowledge and perspectives on commercialisation and discuss the most cutting-edge products and research in the microbiome space.
London
United Kingdom
Kisaco Research
Phone: +44 (0)20 3696 2920
Email: events@kisacoresearch.com
Visit: https://kisacoresearch.com
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