INTERNATIONAL BIENNIAL PSEUDOMONAS CONFERENCE

Pseudomonas species attract scientists from all disciplines of life sciences. The taxa are a remarkable example of metabolic versatility, with an extraordinary ability to colonize a wide range of biotic and abiotic niches that range from aquatic habitats, soil, and plants to animals and humans. The International Biennial Pseudomonas Conference inaugurated 37 years ago (1986), aims at promoting and consolidating academic, clinical, industrial, and social collaborations among all scientists across multiple Pseudomonas research disciplines. The 19th edition of the conference will take place in September 2024 in Copenhagen, Denmark—a hub of Pseudomonas aficionados with a long tradition of researching this bacterial genus at multiple levels and applications. The organizing committee looks forward to the upcoming Pseudomonas conference that, in the spirit of this meeting series, will strive to provide broad coverage of various Pseudomonas species and their role in fundamental and applied research while fostering the active participation of both young and established researchers from across the globe. About Copenhagen: It would be easy to be charmed by Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Copenhagen Airport is just 15 minutes from the city center, and the Scandic Copenhagen Hotel where the conference will take place—it's easy to get around the city on foot, by metro, by bus or by bike. Copenhagen is a clean, safe, and relaxed city, home to some leading groups in Pseudomonas research and cozy cafés, shops, and some of the best restaurants in Scandinavia. Winding alleys, pioneering architecture, and exciting attractions perfectly blend old and new. Copenhagen is a frontrunner in adopting sustainable solutions, and the city has one of the world's most ambitious climate policies. Bold urban planning and architectural masterpieces surround Copenhagen’s historic buildings. And in case you fancy gastronomical experiences, you won't be stuck for options after your meetings. A whopping 39 Michelin stars were awarded to Denmark in 2022-24 in Copenhagen.