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Microbiologists are well-versed in some of the biggest challenges the world is currently facing. Alongside others in the field of research, they often form the front line against global threats and crises such as food insecurity, antimicrobial resistance, climate change, and beyond. They generate the evidence that could form the solutions to end much planetary suffering. Decision-makers – those in positions of power to wield that evidence – act more as generals, making the high-level strategic decisions based on the evidence coming from the research community.

The winners of the Applied Microbiology International Horizon Awards 2026 have been announced.

Who could you connect with? Discover how the AMI Member Directory can help you find fellow microbiologists, potential collaborators and new professional connections. Plus, find out how you can get involved in our new Mentoring Programme.

Applied Microbiology International and our publishing partner Oxford University Press invest our surplus back into the scientific community. We have produced a new infographic to show how publishing with us can also benefit you.

Seeking panelists for Fall 2026 microbiome career roundtables.

Applied Microbiology International is delighted to announce that Professor Raquel Peixoto will be taking over the reins from Professor Jack Gilbert as President.

As Professor Jack Gilbert steps down as President of Applied Microbiology International, he leaves a legacy of collaboration, generosity and an unwavering commitment to strengthening our global community.

Plus, meet JAM Lead Editor Janet Jansson in a new interview in The Microbiologist.

Dr Ni Luh Putu Harta Wedari, a medical doctor and Clinical Microbiology Specialist from Bali, Indonesia reveals how engaging with AMI has expanded her international network and unveiled new opportunities.