A new thread about a series of papers in legitimate scientific journals, all from the same author. These papers have all been peer-reviewed, but no editor or peer reviewer noticed a huge problem. Warning: this might make your jaw drop.

With at least 66 properties that differ from most liquids, the most commonplace liquid on the planet is a lot stranger than you might expect – but why? chemistryworld.com/features/the-w…

Der Tag, an dem Pythagoras starb.

Schlagzeilen, die vor Corona sehr viele Fragen aufgeworfen hätten. Ein fortlaufender Thread.

Last year we presented #AlphaFold v2 which predicts 3D structures of proteins down to atomic accuracy. Today we’re proud to share the methods in nature w/open source code. Excited to see the research this enables. More very soon! bit.ly/alphafoldmetho… bit.ly/alphafoldgithub

New year, new preprint! Do bacteria run away from antibiotics? No! We observed Pseudomonas aeruginosa twitching towards different antibiotics, amazingly they even reach concentrations far above lethal! What’s up with that? [1/6] biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

New bioRxiv feature: in-line figures for everyone! You can now print (or save as PDF) all articles with in-line figures, regardless of how the authors origiunally formatted them 1/n

Together with Natalia Tschowri I'm very happy to announce the upcoming VAAM - Vereinigung f. Allg. u. Ang. Mikrobiologie Discussion meeting on #MicrobialCellBiology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Berlin! Registration is now open microcellbio.hu-berlin.de!

I‘m really pleased to have had the opportunity to present my project today at the #synbio conference #sbuk2022 hosted by Biochemical Society. I’ve seen so many great presenters and met exciting people over the last two days! What a supportive community. #BiochemEvent

Are you interested in learning about synthetic biology with the focus on control theory approaches to create robust technologies? Consider attending the online NIH Synthetic Biology Consortium! Registration is FREE with some breakout sessions! syntheticbiology.nibib.nih.gov/meeting

Word of the day is ‘quafftide’(16th century): a one-word announcement that it’s time for a drink.

New preprint from the lab 🥳! We found that FlhE - one of the last flagella proteins with unknown function - prevents formation of periplasmic flagella. Some fancy 3D STED images below Abberior #superresolution biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

I'm excited to share the newest preprint of the lab... the structure of the complete extracellular flagellum, our most favourite bacterial nanomachine! biorxiv.org/content/10.110… A result of a very productive collaboration with Bergeron Lab and Beeby lab !