Evelyn Doyle

Microbiologist, University College Dublin

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

Love microbiology? Curious about science communication? 🦠 Join FEMS Microbiology Ecology as a volunteer Journal Social Media Editor.

No experience needed. Training provided.

📱 1–2 posts/week | Remote

Apply: https://t.co/fPUDMO7g02

[Sch. Biol. & Env. Sc @UCDSBES]

Underfoot and overlooked: addressing our ‘broken relationship’ with soil https://t.co/LLShoiBX7H
Great interview to Associate Prof Tancredi Caruso

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

Max Häggblom, Editor-in-Chief of FEMS Microbiology Ecology, has been cited over 19,000 times. Safe to say he knows a thing or two about publishing.

His advice to early career researchers? Don’t narrow your focus too early.

[Evelyn Doyle @EMD51]

Only catching up on the RTE programme on ageing now and who do I see on screen only the ever youthful @McmorrowTara @ucdscience - looking and sounding good @McmorrowTara!

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

Prof. John Morrissey, Professor at University College Cork & Editor-in-Chief of FEMS Yeast Research, highlights the importance of community in science. Science is not a solo effort; it grows through collaboration, discussion, & contributing to something larger than your own work.

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

Dr Marcus Horn (Leibniz University; Editor, FEMS Microbiology Ecology) on why society journals matter: when publishing is driven by the community, not profit, peer review is stronger and the science is better.

Learn more: https://t.co/1KufwO0fKe

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

Microbes shape how ecosystems function. Prof. Max Häggblom, Editor-in-Chief of FEMS Microbiology Ecology, explains how the journal explores these connections & advances our understanding of microbes in a changing environment: https://t.co/1KufwO0fKe

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

FEMS is seeking a new President and two Trustees for our Board (2027–2029)

Are you a strategic thinker with a passion for leadership & governance? We are looking for mission‑driven candidates dedicated to advancing microbiology across Europe and beyond.

https://t.co/TLWLVn3zHy

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

Prof. Dr. Dieter Jahn is a Professor at Braunschweig University of Technology & a Handling Editor for FEMS Microbiology Letters highlights why society journals matter: the income generated by these journals does not simply disappear, it goes back into the scientific community.

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

We asked Prof. Clare Taylor, Professor of Inclusive Practice and Microbiology at Edinburgh Napier University & Editor-in-Chief of FEMS Microbiology Letters, to share her perspective on building a career in microbiology. Her advice is simple: get involved.

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

The FEMS journals are not about profit margins but about the community they serve. For over 50 years, our goal has been to advance research microbiology research & connect scientists worldwide. Join the movement, publish for & with the community: https://t.co/eAo9HX0yr7

[Microbiology Society @MicrobioSoc]

We were deeply saddened to learn of the death of Professor Jeff Cole, a long-standing member who held many positions in the Society. Jeff was elected an Honorary Member in 2011. You can read his full obituary here: https://t.co/oq1odDR7bU

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

As a brilliant scientist & advocate for rigorous microbiology research, Prof. Jeff Cole was committed to advancing the field & supporting the growth of young scientists. His legacy will continue to shape the community he helped nurture with such passion: https://t.co/g9kxRhYniO

[Evelyn Doyle @EMD51]

@UCDSBES @ucdscience Congratulations all!

[ProfJohnCrown @ProfJohnCrown]

Episode #7 of my Pod-“Second Opinions with John Crown” out today wherever you get your pods. Prof Ken O’Byrne, Australia-based Irish oncologist tells us about new lung cancer treatments, and new insights into the biology of aging. Please re-post.

[Peter Cotgreave @PeterCotgreave]

Irish Division @MicrobioSoc colleagues say a massive, well deserved thanks to outgoing chair Jerry Reen for his selfless community leadership over the years #MicrobioIrish 2025

[Sch. Biol. & Env. Sc @UCDSBES]

#SeminarSeries Prof @kmeade11

[Oxford Journals @OxfordJournals]

Submit to FEMS Microbiology Ecology upcoming thematic issue on different aspects of soil microbial ecology, such as microbial networks and biodiversity, microbial processes, & nutrient cycling in natural and managed soils.

Learn more: https://t.co/8nBZXyJ9r0
@FEMSmicro

[Sch. Biol. & Env. Sc @UCDSBES]

SBES @guerrinomacori on good and bad bugs 🐞🪲🐛

[Evelyn Doyle @EMD51]

@UCDSBES @guerrinomacori I see you caught me unawares!!!