New Focus Issue: 100-Years Anniversary
The PMI Editor-in-Chiefs reflect on the journal’s 100-year journey. From its origins in microbiology and pathology to its evolution into an interdisciplinary platform for pioneering medical innovations. As we mark this milestone, we honour past breakthroughs and look ahead to the next century of scientific discovery.
Meet the next generation of microbiologists: Mark Craig Butcher, Scotland
Mark Craig Butcher, PhD, is a Senior Microbiome Innovation Scientist at Glasgow Caledonian University, specialising in oral microbiology. A British national from Scotland, he has dedicated his research to improving understanding and prediction of oral disease, with his latest work published in the Journal of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology on meta-analysis of caries microbiome studies. At 35, he combines academic expertise with industrial innovation, driving translational research in microbiology.
Meet the next generation of microbiologists: Leo Hannolainen, Helsinki
Leo Hannolainen is a PhD student at the University of Helsinki exploring how persistent viruses affect transplant outcomes. His research aims to uncover novel biomarkers through genomic analysis and ex vivo studies.
Call for Papers: Special Issue on Recent Developments in Biofilms and Biofouling Control
Contribute to Groundbreaking Research in Biofilm and Biofouling ControlPMI is excited to announce a Call for Papers for a special issue on Recent Developments in Biofilms and Biofouling Control (BBC 2024). This is an excellent opportunity for researchers and industry professionals to share their latest findings and contribute to the advancement of this critical field. […]
Meet the next generation of microbiologists: Mads Holm Christensen, Copenhagen
A Danish PhD student in microbiology from University of Copenhagen, Department of Clinical Microbiology and Copenhagen University Hospital, Mads Holm Christensen, shares an interview what his research is about, his inspiration and motivation in choice of education.
Exploring the Microenvironment in Human Disease: PMI Journal’s New Focus Issue
The New Focus Issue of the PMI Journal, The Microenvironment in Human Disease, sheds light on the intricate roles microenvironments play in health and disease. Edited by Peter Østrup Jensen (Copenhagen University Hospital) and Mads Lichtenberg (University of Copenhagen), this issue showcases groundbreaking contributions in pathology, microbiology, and immunology. As noted by the editors:“The microenvironment […]
PMI Journal welcomes new associate editor Kristine Boisen Olsen
Journal of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology welcomes Kristine Boisen Olsen as new associate editor. Dr. Kristine Boisen Olsen joins the PMI Journal as an associate editor, bringing her expertise as a consultant in forensic medicine with a particular focus on cardiovascular pathology. Dr. Olsen earned her PhD from the Department of Biomedical Sciences at the […]
Introducing PMI Technotes
The Journal of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology (PMI Journal) is excited to introduce a new series of articles called PMI Technotes. These concise articles are designed to serve as a valuable resource for microbiologists, pathologists, and immunologists by offering clear and accessible introductions to complex topics, including advanced methodologies and techniques. The format allows for […]
Introducing Alexandra Gabriella Gheorghe as the New Editor-in-Chief of the PMI Journal
We are pleased to announce that Alexandra Gabriella Gheorghe, MD, PhD, is joining the PMI Journal as the new Editor-in-Chief. Alexandra is a forensic pathologist trained in autopsies and pathology. Since 2012, she has participated in routine diagnostic pathology, specializing in pediatric and cardiovascular pathology. She has also worked with postmortem CT-angiography and coronary pathology. […]
100 Years of Groundbreaking Research: Highlighting Mpox Discovery
As we celebrate the Journal Pathology, Microbiology & Immunology’s 100-year anniversary, we’re proud to highlight key contributions that have shaped medical research over the past century. Our archives provide a window into the evolution of scientific discovery, with articles dating back to our very first edition in 1924. A scientific milestone One such milestone is […]
