I am very excited to announce that a fully funded PhD position is available in my group:
Topic:
Metabolic trade-offs and regulatory changes as drivers of metabolic cross-feeding interactions in microbial communities
Deadline: 28.07.22
More info: https://t.co/icxyGPgtNY
Today, @SaheliS95 from @BEELab_IISc visited us @UniOsnabrueck to give a great talk about predator-prey coevolution. This is amazing work Saheli. Thanks for your visit and keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing this interesting work published.
Special issue alert!
@SWielgoss and I are editing a special issue in the
@Genes_MDPI. The theme of this special issue will be "Genetic basis of sociality in diverse microbial communities".
Contributions from theory, field and experimental data are welcome
https://t.co/kt4iPa3tzg
This has to be one of the coolest papers in recent times. The paper talks about the evolution of coexisting RNA-replicator diversity (authors call it coexistence) in a long-term RNA evolution experiment.
https://t.co/aVuE65XmvO
It's always nice to revisit the classics. Looking forward to going back to the basics with the Luria Delbruck paper in our journal club, tomorrow!
@BEELab_IISc@iamsamayp
In addition, Rekha P T also presented her own findings that are similar to some of the findings in the paper discussed. Overall a productive discussion with the team!
@iamsamayp
Had a fruitful lab meet yesterday where we discussed this paper: https://t.co/Mw37FU4RBZ. M. Xanthus' response to metabolic perturbation and initiation of development was studied using CRM chemical imaging.
WIshing everyone a happy, healthy, and succesful 2022, from all of us at the BEE lab! Lots of cool stuff from our lab in the pipeline for this year @iamsamayp
A Science analysis of the cryogenic electron microscopy structures of the full-length spike trimers of the Delta, Kappa and Gamma variants of #SARSCoV2 has identified properties that might account for the Delta variant's heightened transmissibility. https://t.co/JBkKxsrvsH
Finally out! Hopefully the first of many others on microbial evo-devo.
Social selection within aggregative multicellular development drives morphological evolution | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: https://t.co/ArGBj6qKc9