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    ISAPP welcomes two new scientists to its board of directors

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    ISAPP Board Scientist Honored by American Society for Nutrition as Inaugural Fellow

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    2025 Glenn Gibson Early Career Researcher Award Goes to Researcher in China Focused on Probiotics for Brain Health

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    Archive Highlight: The science of fermented foods, part 2, with Prof. Bob Hutkins

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    Archive Highlight: The science of fermented foods, part 1, with Prof. Bob Hutkins

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    Dutch Microbiologist Passionate About Biotics Applications & Public Outreach Receives ISAPP’s 2025 Sanders Award for Advancing Biotic Science

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    2024 in Review: Important Advances in Biotic and Microbiome Science

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    Archive Highlight: Biotics in animal and human nutrition, with Prof. Kelly Swanson PhD

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    I come to praise ISAPP, not to bury it: Reflections on 15 years as a board member

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    Should bacteriophages be considered as a member of the biotic family?

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    Microbiota-Gut-Brain Axis Researcher in Belgium Receives ISAPP’s 2024 Glenn Gibson Early Career Researcher Award

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    Inaugural Sanders Award for Advancing Biotic Science Goes to Argentinian Researcher who leads YOGURITO program

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    2023 in Review: Highlights in the Field of Biotic Science

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    Episode 31: Microbial species and strains: What’s in a name?

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    Episode 29: Human milk oligosaccharides in the infant gut

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    Episode 30: A systems biology perspective on the gut microbiome

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    Episode 28: Lactobacilli in the microbiomes of the gut, skin, reproductive tract and more

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    Inaugural nominations open for ISAPP Award: The Sanders Award for Advancing Biotic Science

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    Episode 27: Investigating the benefits of live dietary microbes

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    Episode 26: The role of microbes in gut-brain communication

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    Postbiotics: debate continues and the ISAPP definition gains support

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    Episode 25: The effects of metabolites in the colon

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    Episode 15: A primer on prebiotics

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    Episode 16: The honey bee microbiome and potential for probiotics

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    Episode 17: Using metabolomics to learn about the activities of gut microbes

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    Episode 18: The definition of postbiotics

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    Episode 19: Questioning the existence of a fetal microbiome

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    Episode 20: How to navigate probiotic evidence and guidelines for pediatric populations

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    Episode 21: Genetically modified microorganisms for health

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    Episode 22: Biotics in animal and human nutrition

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    Episode 23: Studying microbial ecosystems and how they support health

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    Fermented foods: a perspective on their role in delivering biotics