A collection of presentations and publications from our research group.
Scientific publications
Modulation of the food microbiome by apple fruit processing
Food inhabiting microbes, currently considered being a risk factor for food safety, are a potential resource for the infant gut microbiome.Read more
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Sandbox sand enriched with natural materials strengthens the microbiota and immune regulation of children’s bodies
Kindergarten children’s immune system regulation can be improved in just two weeks by playing in a sandbox, to which natural materials proven to be safe, i.e. microbiological diversity, have been added.Read more
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The impact of human activity on the microbial communities of the environment
This chapter of the book examines how human activity affects microbial communities in the environment.Read more
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Forest-based yard improved kindergarten children’s immune system
The article by the researchers of the ADELE research group about the green yards of kindergartens was published in the Science Advances journal.Read more
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Greening the kindergarten yard reduced the probability of potential pathogenic bacteria succeeding on children’s skin
Marja Roslundin ym. kirjoittama tutkimusartikkeli on julkaistu Environmental International -lehdessä.Read more