The April 2022 issue is online now! Cover image shows the competent system in host-pathogen interactions. Articles on oesophageal #microbiome, use of H2 by aerobic bacteria, fungal phosphate metabolism, quorum sensing/ phenotypic heterogeneity and more! cell.com/trends/microbi…

It's #ECRinFocus time! This week, meet Dr. Rinke van Tatenhove-Pel (Rinke van Tatenhove-Pel) from TU Delft Industrial Microbiology - TU Delft who studies interactions between microorganisms, and how these interactions can be exploited in defined consortia for industrial biotechnology. #WomenInSTEM

Out online now: Claire Stanley and colleagues review spores-on-a-chip technologies in this Forum piece. Stanley Lab Prof Guy-Bart Stan Imperial Bioengineering sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

It's #ECRinFocus time! In this week’s spotlight, we introduce you to Dr. Teresa Thurston, a Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research David Phillips Fellow at @CMBI_Imperial Imperial Department of Infectious Disease and Satellite group leader The Francis Crick Institute #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScience

It's #ECRinFocus time! In this week’s spotlight, meet Dr. Maude David Maude David Lab @Mo2Dav, an Assistant Professor at Oregon State University Oregon State University Oregon State Science Oregon State COP since January 2018 #womeninSTEM #womeninscience

On the cover, our Editorial: Why Roe v. Wade must be defended hubs.li/Q01b9FLr0

Insights into endogenous Bifidobacterium species in the human gut microbiota during adulthood #TrendsJournals #Aging @TrendsMicrobiol@muriel_derrien APC Microbiome Ireland UCC Ireland DvS Research Group cell.com/trends/microbi…

In a weird way, I think that the destruction of this platform by an arrogant billionaire with no understanding of how humans interact with one another sort of brought us all closer together again.

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It's #ECRinFocus time! In this week’s spotlight, meet Dr. Jennifer Ronholm Jen Ronholm an Assistant Professor in Agricultural Microbiology McGill University #WomenInSTEM #womeninscience #TrendsJournals

Micromanaging the nitrogen cycle in agroecosystems #SDGs #ZeroHunger Trends in Microbiology hubs.ly/Q01vJXC_0

Bacterial culturing is crucial to boost sustainable agriculture #SDGs #ZeroHunger Trends in Microbiology hubs.ly/Q01vJRWK0

The April issue is online! Cover: systems biology for vaginal #microbiome study. Articles on microbial evolution in a changing #ocean, inheritance in #plant microbiome, mystery behind microbial nanowires, compensation for diversity labor for #ECR + more! cell.com/issue/S0966-84…

Finally out! We summarized the advances in manipulation tools on gut microbiota and their clinical applications in various diseases. Thanks for Shankar Iyer and Trends in Microbiology for professional handling, help and patience throughout.

It's #ECRinFocus time! This week, meet Dr. Daria Van Tyne (Daria Van Tyne), Assistant Professor at the U. Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Her lab is a part of the Center for Innovative Antimicrobial Therapy & Center for Evolutionary Biology & Medicine CEBaM #WomenInSTEM

Out now! Spotlight article published on the changing ecological composition of the bacteriome and virome in a healthy aging gut. Article by @gibbological and @TWilmanski and figure by Allison

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Two awards for newslaundry this year at the RNG! Basant Kumar and Ayush Tiwari for best environment journalism for their series on the plunder of Aravallis. And Hridayesh Joshi for his video story on arsenic poisoning. Big big badhaai to them 🌟🌟

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It was a fun 😀writing this piece together with Martin Frederik Laursen and Tine Rask Licht We argue that understanding how dietary/environmental factors regulate bacterial metabolic pathways is crucial for personalized dietary recommendations aimed at manipulating the gut metabolome.