American Society For Microbiology (ASM) Microbe 2025

American Society For Microbiology (ASM) Microbe 2025 is organized by American Society for Microbiology (ASM) and will be held from Jun 19 - 23, 2025 at Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, California, United States of America.

Program Overview:
ASM Microbe 2025 showcases some of the best microbial science in the world, providing a one-of-a-kind forum to explore the complete spectrum of microbiology. The meeting will interest basic and applied researchers, clinical microbiologists and infectious diseases practitioners. Attendees of ASM Microbe 2025 will be able to claim up to 34.25 credit hours of CME and 32 hours of P.A.C.E.®/CA-CE/FL-CE Professional Acknowledgment for Continuing Education (P.A.C.E.®), California Clinical Laboratory Personnel (CA-CE) and Florida Clinical Laboratory Personnel (FL-CE) to earn or maintain their certifications. Search the online itinerary planner to find sessions offering CME/CE credit. Sessions will cover current trends in the following topics:

• Antimicrobial Agents and Resistance. 
• Applied and Environmental Science. 
• Clinical Infections and Vaccines. 
• Clinical and Public Health Microbiology. 
• Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity. 
• Host-Microbe Biology. 
• Molecular Biology and Physiology. 
• Profession of Microbiology. 

Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of sessions with available credit, learners should be able to:

• Discuss key updates in the areas of cellular, environmental, ecological and evolutionary microbiology, microbial pathogenesis and infectious diseases, applied and clinical microbiology, pharmacology and microbiology education. 
• Recognize and interpret new information regarding physiology, genetics, ecology, evolution, cell biology and antimicrobial resistance of microbes.
• Synthesize new data on the roles of microbes in the environment, industrial and food science, health and disease.
• Recognize new therapeutics and prevention strategies for infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance. 
• Use new technologies, practices and developments to improve research studies and clinical practice.
• Promote multi-disciplinary dialogue and collaboration among clinicians and investigators.

Join thousands of scientists, researchers and health care professionals in your field, who are all traveling to Los Angeles, June 19-23, for the largest microbial sciences gathering in the world! John Helmann, Ph.D., and Anne W. Rimoin, Ph.D., MPH, are just some of the world-renowned speakers lined up in ASM Microbe’s cutting-edge scientific program.

Our experts have curated groundbreaking scientific sessions on topics that are shaping the future of humanity. From microbial solutions to global problems to artificial Intelligence (AI) research, we have something for everyone. Here is a list of just a few of the cutting-edge topics for all:

• Microbes in the Wild.
• Early Career.
• Innovative Methods for Discovery.
• Microbial Chemistry.
• Microbes and Human Health from Basic Science Perspective.
• Omics.
• And so much more!

Navigate Scientific Frontiers With ASM Microbe
At the heart of groundbreaking discoveries and innovations in the microbial sciences, ASM Microbe stands as a beacon for scientists and researchers who are passionate about exploring the uncharted territories of microbial diversity, understanding intricate disease mechanisms, advancing diagnostic methodologies, pioneering therapeutic interventions and more. As the largest microbial sciences gathering in the world, this meeting brings together top minds and supports scientists at every level of their careers.

Why ASM Microbe?

• Learn: Each year, ASM Microbe hosts 3 main-stage keynote sessions, delving into critical topics in the microbial sciences that have significant impact on humanity.
• Share: Step out of your routine into a world of discovery with 8 Scientific Tracks, creating a personalized meeting experience. Gain insights from global pioneers, explore revolutionary technologies, and stay updated on the latest discoveries in and beyond your niche.
• Connect: Grow your professional network, spark new collaborations and build genuine friendships with experts and peers worldwide who share your passion for the microbial sciences.

Your Science, Your Community: Explore Our 8 Scientific Tracks
Tracks help you build a personalized ASM Microbe experience. With each track focused on a different scientific area, you can easily plug in to your community, navigate and select sessions and explore research presentations that align with your interests.

Remember: you're not limited to 1 track—pick and choose from different tracks and attend cross-track symposia to see cutting-edge science across disciplines.

Through tracks, you can:

• Easily navigate 200+ scientific sessions and find research related to your work. Use our curated itineraries or browse the program by track for a quick guide to the latest science in your field and related fields.
• Connect and collaborate with peers and experts in your community. Dedicated poster sessions and poster and oral talks are segmented by tracks and allow you to instantly connect with colleagues who share your scientific interests. 
• Browse the exhibit hall by track! The exhibit hall features Track hubs, informal open spaces where you have short, interactive presentations on track-specific topics.

Antimicrobial Agents and Resistance
The Antimicrobial Agents and Resistance (AAR) track features the latest on the discovery and development of new antimicrobial drugs in the pipeline, and their associated resistance mechanisms.

Clinical Infections and Vaccines
The Clinical Infections and Vaccines (CIV) track encompasses clinical and epidemiological studies in adult and pediatric infectious diseases, global health issues, including emerging infectious diseases, tropical medicine and recent developments and clinical studies in vaccines.

Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity
The Ecology, Evolution, and Biodiversity (EEB) track is defined by research that encompasses laboratory, clinical, engineered and natural settings.

Molecular Biology and Physiology
The Molecular Biology and Physiology (MBP) track covers a broad spectrum of microbiological phenomena with the goal to understand the basic mechanisms of microbial life at the molecular, cellular and multi-cellular level.

Applied and Environmental Science
The Applied Environmental Science (AES) track fosters broad understanding and collaboration between 17 sub-tracks, based on the fundamental shared interests in how microbes work in diverse environments.

Clinical and Public Health Microbiology
The Clinical and Public Health Microbiology (CPHM) track track delves into multiple infectious disease sub-disciplines, including novel diagnostic technology, susceptibility testing, clinical laboratory biosafety and biosecurity, antimicrobial and diagnostic stewardship, surveillance and epidemiology and One Health.

Host-Microbe Biology
The Host Microbe Biology (HMB) track explores research at the host-microbe interface—addressing pathogenic and symbiotic relationships between microbes and the host, as well as the microbiome.

Profession of Microbiology
The Profession of Microbiology (POM) track covers topics related to education, career choices, diversity and inclusion, professional development and science communication and outreach.