Numero del progetto: 26.26.18.06.03_MicroSusDiet

MicroSusDiet: microbi per un'alimentazione sostenibile

The MicroSusDiet project uses a transdisciplinary approach to study the roles of microbes across the Swiss Agri-food system to support sustainable, healthy Swiss diets. From microbes in foods to sustainable dietary pattern, the bi-directional relationship between diet and gut microbiome is explored by combining metagenomics and metabolomics tools, using population data and nutritional intervention studies. The true impact of changes in nutrient composition of foods via fermentation will be tested using novel measures of nutrient bioavailability, including metabolomics profiling in urine and breath. The project finally examines the effects of changing the agricultural environment on microbes and their metabolites along the food chain from soil to plant, plant to consumer.

Cognome, Nome Sede
Bär Cornelia Liebefeld
Blaser Carola Liebefeld
Fuchsmann Pascal Liebefeld
Pimentel Grégory Liebefeld
Pimentel Kathryn Jane Liebefeld
Stergiou Maria Theresia Wädenswil
Thönen Lisa Liebefeld
Tintrop Lucie Liebefeld
von Ah Ueli Liebefeld
Walther Barbara Liebefeld

Matalas A., Panagiotakos D., Fardet A., Savary-Auzeloux I., Chassard C., Praćer S., Vergères G., Paveljšek D.
Fermented foods consumption, all-cause, and cause-specific mortality: A meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies.
Frontiers in Nutrition, 13, 2026, Articolo 1714437.

Hyseni B., Papadimitriou K., Chassard C., Pracer S., Bavaro S., Issa A., Tonay A. N., Ergün B. G., Gonzalez-Domenech C. M., Arranz E., Pula E. L., Erem E., Garcia-Guttierez E., Vergères G.
The role of fermented foods in managing food allergies in children and adults: A systematic review.
Frontiers in Nutrition, 12, 2026, Articolo 1689636.