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the Editorial Board
Welcome back everybody!
These two months of silence were caused by major informatic issues, probably some competitors (@Nature, ears burning?) were hacking our systems.
In the end, we won! Let's celebrate with a #meme.
P.S. @Nature we are joking, please don't sue us, we're poor.
SUNDAY 'SPECIAL ISSUE'
Today is #mothersday! We produced a #meme for their most precious gift, the #mitochondria! Meme scientific base: pioneering work of #LynnSagan, first suggesting the symbiotic origin of the eukaryotic cell: https://t.co/LfqNiBbKJj
#science#memeabstract
Now at #xylella21 Sara Tramontini from @EFSA_EU is about to announce the winner of #xylella21posters competition. Engagement was great.. thanks to all of you!
SUNDAY 'SPECIAL ISSUE'
Today we join the celebration of #WorldMalariaDay. To increase awareness of the disease, we present a milestone in malaria research.
Here's the DOI: https://t.co/c2J0WvToGK