On 5th of May, ENEA will be participating in the Final Conference of the EXCALIBUR Project, titled “Exciting Bioinoculants, Lasting Legacy on Soil”. The event will be focusing on the latest advancements in the use of bioinoculants and their long-term impact on soil health. Dr. Annamaria Bevivino has been invited to represent the SIMBA and DELISOIL projects during the roundtable session titled “Multifunctionality of Soil Biodiversity.” She will be discussing microbiome-based solutions and the application of soil improvers in modern agriculture, highlighting the importance of sustainable practices for enhancing soil fertility and promoting resilient agricultural systems. The conference will be bringing together a diverse group of researchers, stakeholders, policymakers, and industry professionals to explore how microbiome research and bio-based innovations can drive the transition to more sustainable agriculture across Europe.