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Microorganisms and Microbiologists Without Borders

SOL14 September 2026 at 15:19

The International Day of Microorganisms is celebrated next Thursday, September 17th. This international date was created in Portugal and over the years spread around the planet, becoming a global celebration. Currently, the event is marked in dozens of countries around the world.

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Portuguese readers can feel proud of this celebration that originated in their country and continues to raise awareness about the essential role of microorganisms in health, environment, and biotechnology, at a time when microbiological science is more relevant than ever.

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