Welcome to Desiree Schmitz 😎
She has just joined the DQBM JUSCOR as our political representative!
If you are interested at joining as a board member too, please don't hesitate to contact us! ⭐️
Negative interactions and #virulence differences drive the dynamics in multispecies #bacterial infections #ProcB ow.ly/H1ZX50PnlRT #microbiology Desiree Schmitz @RolfMicrobes Richard Allen)
Our new preprint from Desiree Schmitz. A conceptual study on winners and losers in multi-strain bacterial communities: how to relate monoculture growth, inhibitory supernatant effects and direct competition outcomes.
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Fantastic performance by Desiree Schmitz during her PhD defence Department of Quantitative Biomedicine. Congratulations and all the best for your future!
Thank you Desiree Schmitz for representing the Junior Scientists at DQBM!
You are currently the voice of 49 PhD students and postdocs from 12 nationalities 😀
Congratulations on this awesome piece of work coming out Desiree Schmitz!! Already missing the aroma of the larvae :D
More virulent pathogens are better at growing within the host and at outcompeting co-infecting species. Check out our new preprint on infection dynamics by Desiree Schmitz and Richard Allen
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Happy #WomenInScience day! Meet Desiree Schmitz, she is not only one of Rolf Kümmerli' (many) talented junior scientists, but also DQBM junior scientists' representative AND highly valued DQBM_JUSCOR board member 🏆
New preprint by Desiree Schmitz & Rolf Kümmerli presents a method to predict species interactions in bacterial communities by combining growth curves & inhibitory compound effects to reliably assign competitive species rank orders in communities biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
We work with zebrafish! Our first (method) paper on polymicrobial infections, real-time imaging and automated data analysis with this exciting model host. Now out on bioRxiv by Desiree Schmitz with Hongwei Bran Li menze_group Department of Quantitative Biomedicine
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TIL that Pokemon have different names in German. I recommend going down that rabbit hole. 10/10 worth it for the gold you'll find. Thanks for this Desiree Schmitz.
Awesome JGM talks today, from my good friend Desiree Schmitz and Ever Vega, on predicting higher order interactions from growth curves, and the evolution of chromosome duplications respectively. Super enjoyable and interesting stuff. The evolutionary microbio groups here are so cool
Predicting bacterial interaction outcomes from monoculture growth and supernatant assays
ISME Communications by Desiree Schmitz et al from Rolf Kümmerli
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Looking forward to tomorrow's JC, presented by Desiree Schmitz! Hoping for some fun discussions with the group Rolf Kümmerli!
Desiree Schmitz Richard Allen Rolf Kümmerli I added it to speciesconnect.com , a platform to share interspecies interactions observations
cheers
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