.@DiggleLab using the galaxy as an analogy to distance between cells in a biofilm The Social Biofilm Network #biofilms2020

George O'Toole (he/him/his) with an always mysterious title in the program: To Build a Biofilm - what could this cover this time?... Modeling of Microbial Communities #biofilms2020

Connie Chang on Single cell heterogeneity and physiology in biofilms @Center4Biofilm nominated speaker of this The Social Biofilm Network meeting #biofilms2020

The meeting is starting to wrap up and we are very sad, but we are going to be making some very important announcements (like speaker awards) soon. So you all should make your way back if you've taken a break for the day! Awards will be announced after the final talk!

I go to conferences to hear new research, meet new colleagues, catch up with old friends, and renew my enthusiasm for science—the Social Biofilm Network The Social Biofilm Network let me do all of those things while including people from all over the world even during this difficult time.

Congrats!!!! @ErinGloag Greg Whitfield Dallas Mould and Jen Greenwich 🧫🦠🧬 !!!

That's a wrap on the formal talks! Don't forget about our discussion sections and our survey that will be coming out soon! #biofilms2020

Don't forget about our merchandise store if you are interested. We have also dropped the link to the store in the bio, just in case you want to come back later. It will be open for the forseeable future! teespring.com/stores/social-…

Our post meeting survey is live: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… You will also be receiving the link via e-mail. Please fill it out to help the organizers of the next Virtual Meeting (Coming 2022-23ish). Thank you all so much!

If you haven't had enough #Pseudomonas consider joining this on going webinar!

There are lynchings happening all across this country right now. My family is calling me, terrified for my safety because I do research in a region drowning in racism, and I’m scared, too. The least of my concerns, but this is getting in the way of my research on multiple levels