ChlamHealth at the Swiss Young Microbiologist Symposium
The ChlamHealth Group participated in the Swiss Young Microbiologist Symposium, where Efe Altuntaş presented research on Chlamydia abortus and Magdalena de Arriba shared new findings on Chlamydia suis co-infection dynamics.
ChlamHealth at the Swiss Young Microbiologist Symposium
The ChlamHealth Group participated in the 6th Swiss Young Microbiologist Symposium, joining researchers from across Switzerland to exchange ideas and present current microbiology research.
During the symposium, Efe Altuntaş presented his work on the survival of Chlamydia abortus in the ruminant placenta, highlighting its relevance for veterinary infectious diseases and reproductive health.
Magdalena de Arriba presented her poster on the co-infection dynamics of tetracycline-susceptible and resistant Chlamydia suis strains, contributing new insights into bacterial interactions and antimicrobial resistance.
The symposium provided an excellent opportunity for scientific discussion, networking, and collaboration with fellow researchers. We thank the organizers for hosting another inspiring event and everyone who visited our presentation and poster.
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Efe Altuntaş presenting his research on Chlamydia abortus survival in the ruminant placenta. -
Magdalena de Arriba presenting her research on co-infection dynamics in Chlamydia suis. -
Magdalena de Arriba discussing her poster. -
Group photo of ChlamHealth researchers attending the 6th Swiss Young Microbiologist Symposium.