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Call for OSM22 abstracts!!! Session: OB11 Beyond bulk measurements: applying micro- and nanotechnologies to understand marine microbial interactions and biogeochemical cycling Abstract submissions are due September 29th at 11:59pm EDT aslo.org/osm2022/scient…

Sam has been selected to virtually share his research on Synechococcus aggregate formations during the upcoming GCURS event at Rice University in the BioSciencesEEB section. If you are attending, please stop by and give him a listen!

Last call for OSM22 abstracts!!! Session: OB11 Beyond bulk measurements: applying micro- and nanotechnologies to understand marine microbial interactions and biogeochemical cycling Abstract submissions are due tomorrow at 11:59pm EDT aslo.org/osm2022/scient… Ocean Carbon & Biogeochemistry (OCB) #OSM22

Senior lab members Sam Schwartz and Julia Schumacher presented their current research at the Wake Forest EURECA Symposium today. Lots of interesting conversations! Guest appearances by Regina Joice Cordy and @_Josh_Currie #EURECA #WakeBiology

Sam is on his way to the GCURS event at Rice University to present his research "Predation impacts on Synechococcus aggregation". gcurs.rice.edu

Interested in PhD and paid Masters programs in Biology? Join us November 8th at 5pm to hear more about the Wake Forest Biology graduate program and chat with current students. Register for details here: forms.gle/498rhinue9d6ke… See you soon!

Today at 4 pm ET, we will host Dr. Kay Bindle, who will give a talk in Winston 126 & online: "Contextualizing phytoplankton-virus arms races at sea: from subcellular controls to oceanographic scales". If you would like to attend, please email [email protected] for a Zoom link!

Please join us for OSM 2022 virtual workshop on applying marine microbial interactions across biogeochemical scales! Session # OB11 organized by Sheri Floge and Flora Vincent See you there! #microbes #OSM2022 Ocean Carbon & Biogeochemistry (OCB) aslo.org/osm2022/scient…

The Floge Lab is participating in the Ocean Sciences Meeting #OSM2022! WFU master's student Jonathan Moon will be leading a workshop, "Advancing microfluidics and metabolomics in microbial ecology," on February 24th from 9am-1pm. Check out more info here: aslo.org/osm2022/worksh…

Anyone remember @virome_girl's "Truth or Dare" in 2012? We @Lab_Sullivan and Floge Lab (with amazing collaborators) took the "dare" to examine interactions between protists, cyanobacteria and viruses and are excited to share our findings! Check it out! nature.com/articles/s4370…

Have you ever thought about the relationship between unicellular organisms and viruses in the ocean? Check out the newest collaborative paper from the Floge Lab featuring WFU alumni Samuel Schwartz! nature.com/articles/s4370…

URECA junior, Leo Li, spent their summer working along Kate Thompson | she/her running Gulf Stream phytoplankton samples on the flow cytometer to investigate community composition at the Gulf Stream front. Congrats Leo on a job well done!

Multiplexed Microfluidic Platform for Parallel Bacterial Chemotaxis Assays:bio-protocol.org/en/bpdetail?id… Work by Michael R. Stehnach, Richard J. Henshaw, Sheri A. Floge, and Jeffrey Guasto at Tufts University and Wake Forest University. #LifeSciences #Reproducibility #Microbiology

Undergraduate researcher, Elise Lipezker, presented her summer URECA (undergraduate research and creative activities) funded project on 09/27. Here pictured discussing her results with WFU president Dr. Susan R. Wente and WFU biology microscopy director Dr. Glen Marrs.