Excited to share that our perspective is now online in ISME J!
Huge thanks to Prof. Wang for the patient and thoughtful guidance, inspiring ideas, and constant support.
Let’s explore the epigenetic magic behind plant–microbiome chemical communication.💫 https://t.co/me6y88c7j0
Curious about which topics will be covered at #ISME20? Explore the full list of sessions and confirmed invited speakers via https://t.co/8XdyMTHJW6!
Join us in Auckland, New Zealand, from 16–21 August 2026, for the world’s leading meeting in microbial ecology.
🆕 Our new paper is out in @ISMEJournal!🌱🧬🦠 We uncover how epigenetic regulation drives chemical crosstalk between plants & microbes — key to sustainable agriculture. Proud collaboration with our friends of Dr. Mengcen Wang's lab @ZJU_China@itqbnova
🔗https://t.co/Dcvh9lN9Py
Excited to share that our perspective is now online in ISME J!
Huge thanks to Prof. Wang for the patient and thoughtful guidance, inspiring ideas, and constant support.
Let’s explore the epigenetic magic behind plant–microbiome chemical communication.💫 https://t.co/me6y88c7j0
Writing is both the greatest challenge and the most important aspect of scientific research, requiring substantial input, continuous imitation and frequent practice to master effectively.😫🧗♀️🧗♀️🧗♀️ https://t.co/dMswHps58Z
Chemical signalling in the phyllosphere microbiome—an overlooked transcriptional switch governing fungal pathogenicity?Let‘s find out in our new paper @NatureMicrobiol
Thanks for collaboration @Tomi @GBerg_ubt@xiaoyuliu513@Herry_Hongda
https://t.co/BUfQdwwf27
News&Views: "Microbiome-mediated immunity: Disease resistance through M genes" https://t.co/Rw8u6g9Oho
A comment on this paper: https://t.co/RdjFtRvgAk
After R(esistance) and S(usceptibility) genes, here come the M(icrobiome) genes.
Our first issue is out now!
🌾Harnessing crop health for the future
🦠Microbe-mediated nanoparticle intervention for the management of plant diseases
🧬Regulatory roles of epigenetic modifications in plant-phytopathogen interactions
...and more!
https://t.co/ckXuvaTQ11
Our latest cover paper is out now. Targeting the alliance between invading pathogens and the resident microbiota could potentially offer a novel avenue for plant disease control. @Pikaquucute @Herry_Hongda@xu_haorong@iMetaScience
https://t.co/62TCrvUv9i
Our August issue is out now!
🦠Busted microbiome myths and misconceptions
🩸Phage diversity in sepsis samples
🚦Chemotaxis signals for Vibrio cholerae
🫁Host-virus interactions in tissues
☀️Drought affecting microbial metabolism
…and more! Check it out
https://t.co/8yzoR8w07s