Melbourne Mycology Meeting 2026
Location
The University of Melbourne
About
The Melbourne Mycology Meeting is a forum for idea exchange between researchers studying fungal biology and interactions across the fields of Plant, Animal, and Human health.
The meeting will feature a series of selected and invited speakers, covering topics that include: Molecular host-pathogen interactions, Genome biology, Antifungal development and resistance, and clinical management of fungal pathogens.
This meeting aims to strengthen communication, collaboration and networking within the Melbourne/Victorian mycology community, and will include time for discussion on shared challenges and future directions.
Students and ECRs are encouraged to apply to speak when registering - selected speakers will be announced on Friday March 13th.
MMM26 is made possible by support from:
The Australian Society for Microbiology (Victorian branch),
The Melbourne Biodiversity Institute, and
Prof. Michael Hynes
The meeting will feature a series of selected and invited speakers, covering topics that include: Molecular host-pathogen interactions, Genome biology, Antifungal development and resistance, and clinical management of fungal pathogens.
This meeting aims to strengthen communication, collaboration and networking within the Melbourne/Victorian mycology community, and will include time for discussion on shared challenges and future directions.
Students and ECRs are encouraged to apply to speak when registering - selected speakers will be announced on Friday March 13th.
MMM26 is made possible by support from:
The Australian Society for Microbiology (Victorian branch),
The Melbourne Biodiversity Institute, and
Prof. Michael Hynes