And finally, #microplastics continue to be a major challenge. Corinaldesi et al. show how they wreak havoc on marine habitat-forming species in multiple ways nature.com/articles/s4200… roberto danovaro Cinzia Corinaldesi Trevor Willis (trevfish.bsky.social) @iolezoo Carlo Cerrano Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn UnivPM

Lotion in the ocean: is your sunscreen killing the sea? theguardian.com/environment/20…

Tropical invaders: the Med’s warming seas put native species in hot water theguardian.com/environment/20…

The kids aren't alright In our new paper in Science Magazine and acompanying Save the Children International report, we uncover the strong intergenerational inequities in exposure to climate extremes 🧵 1/n Report: resourcecentre.savethechildren.net/library/born-c… Paper: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

New Research: The Paradox of an Unpolluted Coastal Site Facing a Chronically Contaminated Industrial Area: Present and past industrial activities in coastal areas have left us a legacy of contamination and habitat degradation with… frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… #MarineScience

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Microbes as marine habitat formers and ecosystem engineers rdcu.be/dJ6DG

I microrganismi architetti dei mari, scoperte le loro opere ift.tt/7Xp3oyg

Cold-blooded Antarctic marine worms depend on bacterial antifreeze-like proteins to help them survive the harsh polar waters, a new study finds. scim.ag/7pH

Beneficial bacteria help these marine worms survive extreme cold sciencenews.org/article/bacter… @MegaDarren roberto danovaro Marco Candela

Antarctic marine worms survive with a little help from their bacterial friends newsplnt.com/science/antarc…

Worms in codependent relationship with antifreeze bacteria. Happy to share our latest article just published in Science science.org/content/articl…

Gut microbes keep Antarctic worms wiggling cen.acs.org/biological-che… via C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News)

A future without #microbes? Unthinkable! In fact, many microbe-based technologies – from health prevention to ecosystem restoration – are indispensable for the future. Our new paper in Cell shows that we critically need them to achieve the #SDGs: cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

Congratulations to all the authors! Thomas Crowther Laura van Galen Kenneth Timmis Lisa Y. Stein Laboratory Cinzia Corinaldesi roberto danovaro + James Kenneth Timmis, Rino Rappuoli, Kenneth Timmis, Timothy J. Donohue, Jef Huisman and many many more! #SDGs

Our new paper about how microbes are essential to achieving the SDGs is out! Thanks to such a fantastic bunch of co-authors for making this happen

Yesterday we met for the First Annual Meeting of DiverSea project, which is funded by the EU Horizon Programme, hosted by NKUA, University of Athens University of Athens

What an inspiring roundtable! 🌊 Roberto Danovaro, coordinator of the REDRESS project, joined the Genoa Science Festival, to participate in a panel entitled “Abissi”, together with Cinzia Corinaldesi (DiVERSEA), Jacopo Aguzzi (DIGI4ECO) and Emanuela Fanelli (LIFEDREAM).

Bioplastics spark viral activity, reshape microbiomes and accelerate organic matter degradation in the marine environment bit.ly/4nuFk0I

Bioplastics Transform Marine Microbiomes and Decompose Faster scienmag.com/bioplastics-tr…