HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Antonia Bruno and collaborators from the Biotechnology and Biosciences Department, University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy have published the Article: The Microbiome of the Built Environment: The Nexus for Urban Regeneration for the Cities of Tomorrow, in the Journal: Microorganisms 2022, 2311 of 10/Oct/2022
- what: The research focused on the microbiome of the built environment can make a significant contribution to the safety, resilience, and survival of the ecosystem and health.
- future: Even though more investigation is needed under a microbiome point of view among the various studies driven by . . .
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