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We're honored to announce the Rubbo orator is for #ASM2025 is Professor Julie Bines from the University of Melbourne. Make sure you don’t miss her presentation on her inspiring journey developing a novel neonatal rotavirus vaccine in Adelaide!

Please join us for the next ASM Hour which will be run by our Microbial Ecology and Environmental theme, and chaired by A/Prof Kate S. Howell and Dr Zahra Islam: Theme: Microbial Magic: Nature's Cleanup Crew Date: May 6th theasm.org.au/asm-hour

#ASM2025 Plenary Speaker highlight – Professor Julie Bines: Advancing neonatal rotavirus vaccine development and leading research on oral vaccine effectiveness and wastewater surveillance to strengthen global infectious disease preparedness.

Early bird registration deadline extended – take advantage and register for #ASM2025 now!

#ASM2025 Invited Speaker highlight Helen Zgurskaya, who investigates the mechanisms of antibiotic resistance, membrane permeability, and efflux pumps in multidrug-resistant Gram-negative bacteria, with a focus on identifying novel drug targets and developing efflux inhibitors.

#ASM2025 Invited Speaker highlight – Jess Thompson dives into do’s and don’t in academic publication. Want to interact directly with Nature Microbiology senior editor? Don’t miss the opportunity.

#ASM2025 Invited Speaker highlight – Prof. WenhongZhang—leading expert in infectious diseases—on tackling unexplained fevers, emerging infections, MDR-TB, latent TB & chronic viral hepatitis. From pathogenesis to precision treatment, don’t miss this!

#ASM2025 Plenary Speaker highlight – Dr. Sonja Best’s research focuses on flavivirus immune evasion, interferon signalling, TRIM proteins, and dendritic cell function in antiviral innate immunity.

#ASM2025 Plenary Speaker highlight – Prof. Ryo Honda, leading research in the surveillance and treatment of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in water environments including wastewater.

In 2025, the ASM is proud to announce it has conferred 34 awards to members of our society from a range of microbiology subdisciplines and career stages to recognise their efforts and contributions to the field! theasm.org.au/news/2025/5/28…

Don’t miss the next ASM hour in June, focusing on molecular microbiology theasm.org.au/asm-hour