Partners & Supporters
At the Microbes and Social Equity (MSE) working group, we believe in the power of collaboration to drive impactful research and meaningful change. Our work connects us with a variety of institutions, researchers, and communities committed to understanding and addressing the links between microbiology and social equity. Here, we celebrate the diverse partnerships that help amplify our impact across disciplines and borders.
Is your organization or research group aligned with the aims of Microbes & Social Equity? Find out how you can become an MSE Supporting Organization or Research Group, access supporter benefits, and help sustain the continued development of the MSE community here.
Academic Partners
University of Maine
The University of Maine is the flagship public university of the state, providing high-quality education and research opportunities in a wide range of fields. UMaine plays a pivotal role in advancing scientific research, community engagement, and environmental sustainability.
Sustainable Microbiology
Sustainable Microbiology is an interdisciplinary, open access journal which invites papers that demonstrate the current and future role of microbes in improving global economic, social, and environmental sustainability.
UMaine Institute of Medicine
The UMaine Institute of Medicine is committed to advancing innovative research and education in healthcare, biomedical sciences, and public health. The Institute promotes interdisciplinary collaboration throughout the state, and also provides crucial support for MSE’s speaker series and symposia.
Community and Nonprofit Collaborations
Applied Microbiology International
Applied Microbiology International is a globally recognized organization that promotes the understanding and advancement of applied microbiology. AMI helps administer the MSE Working Group’s website, events, and operational logistics.
Government and Policy Bodies
EPSCoR
Maine EPSCoR at the University of Maine works to enhance the state's research capabilities by supporting innovative projects in environmental sustainability and education. Through funding and collaboration, it helps drive initiatives like MSE's mission to link microbiome research with social equity.