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https://research.qut.edu.au/cmr/ 30-06-2020 23:39:24
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A huge congrats to the CMR team for taking home the Research Australia 2024 Frontiers Award! This award recognises transformative research that could improve health outcomes in Australia and globally. We are so proud of our team and look forward to more exciting research to come🎉


Congrats to the TRI-based team from the Centre for Microbiome Research, winning a Research Australia Frontiers Award, sponsored by ourANU. Under QUT Prof Gene Tyson, the team is answering vital questions about the role of microbial communities in human and environmental health. bit.ly/3YNMIu2


We are proud to share that CMR's Prof Gene Tyson, A/Prof Luis Pedro Coelho and A/Prof Ben WoOdcroft have been named 2024 Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers! A well-deserved recognition of your dedication to advancing scientific knowledge 👏👏 See the full list: shorturl.at/d6WxE

Happy to be involved in a community spirited effort on river microbiomes from by Mikayla A. Borton Kelly Wrighton out in Nature nature.com/articles/s4158…. Gratifying to see SingleM / Sandpiper sandpiper.qut.edu.au used to establish the biogeography of novel species in public metagenomes

Excited to share “Bin Chicken”, substantially improving genome recovery through rational metagenomic assembly. Applied to public 🌍 metagenomes, it recovered 24,000 novel species 🦠, including 6 novel phyla. doi.org/10.1101/2024.1… Ben WoOdcroft Rhys Newell Centre for Microbiome Research 🧵1/6



Will always be our first Rust for Bioinformatics project, a special place.


Congrats to CMR PhD student Georgina Joyce for an excellent final seminar today! 🦠👩🔬 we're so proud of all you've accomplished in the past four years.




Congrats to CMR PhD student Brett Babec for taking home the best student speaker prize at this year's MGE Aus meeting 🥳 And another congrats to Lara Carrington on securing the ASM QLD Branch Mobile Genetic Elements Award. Excellent work both 👏👏






We used Great Oxidation Event as a planet-sized "fossil" to add ancient dates to the Bacterial tree of life. The Conversation and Science Magazine articles show oxygen was used by non-cyanos before that cataclysm, surprisingly. theconversation.com/1-trillion-spe… science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
