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2026, Aug 24
MIRRI-Belgium brought together researchers, industry professionals and policymakers for an AgroServ seminar exploring how microorganisms can support the agroecological transition and more sustainable agriculture.
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2026, Jun 11
In May 2026, partners of the MALDIBANK project gathered in Braga (Portugal) for the project's first General Assembly. Bringing together representatives from across the consortium, the two-day meeting provided an important opportunity to review progress, strengthen collaboration across Work Packages, and align on priorities for the next phase of project implementation.
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2026, Jun 9
MIRRI-ERIC brought together representatives from across its National Nodes, Culture Collections, governance bodies, and international partners for its first-ever MIRRI-ERIC All Hands Meeting (MaM), marking a significant milestone in the development of the Research Infrastructure.
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2026, Apr 9
A final event celebrating the closing of the SUS-MIRRI.IT project marked a significant milestone for the development of the Italian Node of MIRRI-ERIC (MIRRI-IT), bringing to a close the initiative that laid the foundations for one of Europe's most comprehensive microbial resource ecosystems.
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2026, Mar 12
MIRRI-ERIC took part in the international workshop "From Microbial Diversity to Innovation: The Role of Culture Collections", hosted by the Instituto de Agroquímica y Tecnología de Alimentos (IATA-CSIC), in Valencia, and co-organised by the Spanish Node of MIRRI-ERIC, MIRRI-ES.
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2026, Mar 5
Three days of collaboration, scientific exchange and strategic planning brought the Microbes-4-Climate consortium together in Braga to advance microbiome-based solutions for climate resilience.
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2026, Jan 27
MIRRI-ERIC is pleased to promote the International Scientific Meeting "Mining Non-Conventional Yeasts (NCY) Biodiversity", which will take place fully online on 17 February 2026. The conference is co-organised by the University of Perugia, a MIRRI-ERIC partner through its Industrial Yeasts Culture Collection DBVPG, within the framework of the NCYdiversity project.
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2025, Nov 26
MIRRI‑ERIC participated in the Portuguese Node of ELIXIR's annual gathering, BioData.pt All Hands 2025 meeting, held over three days in Porto (PT), bringing together Portuguese life-science and bioinformatics communities to share knowledge, explore new strategies, and strengthen collaboration. The event provided a vibrant platform for networking, exchanging ideas, and discussing the core principles that guide research infrastructures across Europe, with a particular perspective from national actors.
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2025, Nov 25
MIRRI-ERIC participated in the ERIC Forum Annual Meeting 2025, held on 12 and 13 November at the Club University Foundation, in Brussels. The annual gathering brought together already established ERICs, some others in preparation, policymakers and representatives from key European institutions, offering a timely opportunity to reflect on shared priorities, strengthen collaboration and contribute to shaping the future of the European Research Infrastructure landscape.
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2025, Nov 5
MIRRI-ERIC will attend the ERIC Forum Annual Meeting 2025, scheduled for 12 and 13 November 2025 at the Club University Foundation in Brussels. This annual event brings together ERICs, policymakers, and partners from across Europe to share insights, discuss strategic priorities, and advance the Forum’s objectives.
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2025, Oct 31
MIRRI-ERIC had the opportunity to participate in the workshop "From mapping to action: a co-creation pathway towards gap identification and thematic clustering" organised by METROFOOD-RO under the umbrella of the FHERITALE project. The event, held in Bucharest, brought together representatives from major European research infrastructures (RIs) to discuss service mapping, identify gaps, and explore future collaboration opportunities.
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2025, Oct 30
The last annual meeting of ECCO (European Culture Collections’ Organisation) was a remarkable opportunity for MIRRI-ERIC to engage with a vibrant community of professionals from microbial biological resource centres. Represented by Adil Ennaji, from BELSPO, MIRRI-ERIC actively took part in discussions and exchanges throughout the event.
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2025, Oct 28
At the International Forum on Industrial Biotechnology and Bioeconomy (IFIB 2025), MIRRI-ERIC showcased its leading role in advancing Europe’s bioeconomy and the transition from research to industrial innovation. Represented by its Executive Director, Ana Portugal Melo, MIRRI-ERIC took part in the high-level round table "Research Infrastructures, Tech Transfer and Scale-Up: How to Move the Bioeconomy from Lab to Industry".
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2025, Oct 22
MIRRI-ERIC gladly participated in the RTI Summit 2025, hosted under the Danish EU Presidency on October 22 and 23, where it was represented in the Life Science Research Infrastructures (LS-RI) booth alongside fellow European Research Infrastructure Consortia (ERICs).
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2024, Sep 21
Ana Portugal Melo, Executive Director of the Microbial Resource Research Infrastructure- European Research Infrastructure Consortium (MIRRI-ERIC), participated as an invited speaker at the European Culture Collections’ Organisation (ECCO) annual meeting held in Bari (Italy).
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2024, Apr 12
MIRRI-ERIC Executive Director Ana Portugal Melo at the 2024 RoBioinfo Conference hosted by the Romanian Society of Bioinformatics (RSBI) from April 11th to April 13th, 2024, in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Ana Portugal Melo's presentation, titled "Enhancing Microbial Research Through Bioinformatics at MIRRI-ERIC and its Biobanks", took place during the conference's second day, April 12, 2024.
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2024, Mar 25
Ana Portugal Melo, the Executive Director of Microbial Resource Research Infrastructure - MIRRI-ERIC, participated in the Empowering Biodiversity Research conference, EBR III, at the Naturalis Biodiversity Centre in Leiden, Netherlands. The conference served as a platform to explore the latest developments in biodiversity informatics and its intersection with policy.
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