Educational Hub
for nutritionists and health professionals who are interested in gut health
Atlas Education Hub is an online education platform, created to empower
health professionals with quality learning on the science of gut microbiome and its connection to human health.
Our webinars are free to attend and are dedicated to help you delve deeper into the science of gut health
Webinars are delivered by professionals in the field
You can join live sessions and ask questions directly to our expert speakers
You can also watch the webinar recordings later at any time
Our webinars are free to attend and are dedicated to help you delve deeper into the science of gut health
Webinars are delivered by professionals in the field
We develop the strategy, conception, and ideology of the project and offer you city planning ideas.
You can also watch the webinar recordings later at any time
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Past webinars
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Gut health • 60min
Are postbiotics the missing link in better gut health?
Dr. Jelena Vulevic
CEO/Co-founder veMico
Microbiome • 60min
The Microbiome in Colorectal Conditions
Sophie Medlin
Consultant colorectal dietitian, director of CityDietitians and chair of the British Dietetic Association for London
Nutrition • 60min
Common Digestion Problems and How To Solve Them
Liza Hilman
Head of Nutrition, Atlas Biomed
Gut health • 60min
Are postbiotics the missing link in better gut health?
Dr. Jelena Vulevic
CEO/Co-founder veMico
Microbiome • 60min
The Microbiome in Colorectal Conditions
Sophie Medlin
Consultant colorectal dietitian, director of CityDietitians and chair of the British Dietetic Association for London
Nutrition • 60min
Common Digestion Problems and How To Solve Them
Liza Hilman
Head of Nutrition, Atlas Biomed
Microbiome, Gut health • 60min
The Probiotic-Cholesterol Connection
Adele Costabile
Associate Professor in Nutrition at the University of Roehampton
Nutrition • 60min
Akkermansia, the gut bacteria: a key to healthy life or dangerous provocateur of autoimmunity?
Ancha Baranova
Professor in Systems Biology at George Mason University
Nutrition • 60min
Methods of Microbiome analysis
Anna Popenko
Head of Microbiome Analytics Department at Atlas Biomed
Microbiome, Gut health • 60min
The Probiotic-Cholesterol Connection
Adele Costabile
Associate Professor in Nutrition at the University of Roehampton
Nutrition • 60min
Akkermansia, the gut bacteria: a key to healthy life or dangerous provocateur of autoimmunity?
Ancha Baranova
Professor in Systems Biology at George Mason University
Nutrition • 60min
Methods of Microbiome analysis
Anna Popenko
Head of Microbiome Analytics Department at Atlas Biomed
Gut health • 60min
Are postbiotics the missing link in better gut health?
Dr. Jelena Vulevic
CEO/Co-founder veMico
Microbiome • 60min
The Microbiome in Colorectal Conditions
Sophie Medlin
Consultant colorectal dietitian, director of CityDietitians and chair of the British Dietetic Association for London
Nutrition • 60min
Common Digestion Problems and How To Solve Them
Liza Hilman
Head of Nutrition, Atlas Biomed
Microbiome, Gut health • 60min
The Probiotic-Cholesterol Connection
Adele Costabile
Associate Professor in Nutrition at the University of Roehampton
Nutrition • 60min
Akkermansia, the gut bacteria: a key to healthy life or dangerous provocateur of autoimmunity?
Ancha Baranova
Professor in Systems Biology at George Mason University
Nutrition • 60min
Methods of Microbiome analysis
Anna Popenko
Head of Microbiome Analytics Department at Atlas Biomed
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Atlas Education Hub is for professionals (as well as students) working in nutrition and health with a particular interest in the science of gut microbiome. The content is also open for non-professionals who are interested in gut health.
All webinars are recorded and you can view them whenever you have time.
Just click the ‘Register for free' button, complete a short form and you will receive a confirmation email with the link to the webinar.
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Gut health • 60min
Are postbiotics the missing link in better gut health?
On the agenda: Gut health covers several aspects such as digestion/absorption of food, absence of illness, microbiota, immune system and overall wellbeing. Last 2 decades have seen an explosion of research, advice and products, mostly concentrating on the modulation of gut microbiota. However, their promise to deliver good health is yet to be fulfilled fully. This talk aims to show that postbiotics could be the thing that will begin to change that.
Our speaker: Jelena holds PhD in Gut Microbiology and has more than 22 years of academic research and industry experience in the field of microbiota in gut, immune and brain health. She was involved in nearly 50 clinical studies and was one of the people who developed a prebiotic Bimuno. Jelena co-founded veMico (www.vemico.co.uk) in 2019 to develop microbiome derived products that extend healthy living.
Our speaker: Jelena holds PhD in Gut Microbiology and has more than 22 years of academic research and industry experience in the field of microbiota in gut, immune and brain health. She was involved in nearly 50 clinical studies and was one of the people who developed a prebiotic Bimuno. Jelena co-founded veMico (www.vemico.co.uk) in 2019 to develop microbiome derived products that extend healthy living.
CEO/Co-founder veMico
Dr. Jelena Vulevic
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Microbiome • 60min
The Microbiome in Colorectal Conditions
In this talk, Sophie will discuss the role of the microbiome in the development and management of colorectal conditions such as diverticular disease, colitis, constipation and haemorrhoids.
Our speaker: Sophie Medlin is a consultant colorectal dietitian, director of CityDietitians and chair of the British Dietetic Association for London. Sophie worked in the NHS before moving to a career as a lecturer and researchers and now runs her own businesses. Sophie has been a specialist colorectal dietitian for over 10 years.
Our speaker: Sophie Medlin is a consultant colorectal dietitian, director of CityDietitians and chair of the British Dietetic Association for London. Sophie worked in the NHS before moving to a career as a lecturer and researchers and now runs her own businesses. Sophie has been a specialist colorectal dietitian for over 10 years.
Consultant colorectal dietitian, director of CityDietitians and chair of the British Dietetic Association for London
Sophie Medlin
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Nutrition • 60min
Common Digestion Problems and How To Solve Them
You will learn what are the common causes of bloating, diarrhoea, and constipation. Prebiotics, the different fibres in food, and why they matter? When to use psyllium husk, inulin and other fibre supplements? How to build a digestion-friendly diet for a healthy gut?
Head of Nutrition, Atlas Biomed
Liza Hilman
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Microbiome, Gut health • 60min
The Probiotic-Cholesterol Connection
Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death globally, claiming 17.9 million lives each year. A major risk factor for the condition is elevated levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL), colloquially referred to as "bad" cholesterol. Join Dr Adele Costabile as she explores the link between our microbiome and cholesterol levels, ultimately seeking to answer the question: Can probiotics reduce "bad cholesterol" via changes in the microbiome?
Associate Professor in Nutrition at the University of Roehampton and an Honorary Postdoctoral Research Fellow the the University оf Reading
Dr Adele Costabile
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Nutrition • 60min
Akkermansia, the gut bacteria: a key to healthy life or dangerous provocateur of autoimmunity?
Akkermansia makes up around 1−5% of intestinal microbiota in healthy individuals. Emerging research has flagged this microbe as a promising probiotic that improves immune health and metabolic functions whilst potentially aiding weight loss. With that said, researchers have observed increased amounts of Akkermansia in those with multiple sclerosis alongside pro-inflammatory antibodies to this specific bacteria.
Professor in Systems Biology at George Mason University
Ancha Baranova
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Nutrition • 60min
Methods of Microbiome analysis
You will learn:
— Different methods of identifying bacterial communities: Next Generation Sequencing, Amplicon sequencing, Whole Genome Sequencing.
— Machine learning algorithms for microbiome data
— Types of microbiome studies
— Different methods of identifying bacterial communities: Next Generation Sequencing, Amplicon sequencing, Whole Genome Sequencing.
— Machine learning algorithms for microbiome data
— Types of microbiome studies
Head of Microbiome Analytics Department at Atlas Biomed
Anna Popenko
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