Max Emil Schön

Mastodon: @[email protected]

[Max Emil Schön @maxemilschon]

@cstairs @ERC_Research @Lundsuni @Biology_LU whohoo, congrats!

[Sara Kleindienst @SaraKleindienst]

I am delighted to announce two positions in my lab at the University of Stuttgart: I am looking for a junior research group leader (Bioinformatician / Microbial Ecologist; 3 + 3 years) and a technician (Molecular Ecologist).
See full ad here: https://t.co/9ZlCH2InYK

[Fabien Burki @fburki]

Another postdoc position is available in my lab to complete the @ERC_Research project PlastidOrigin dream team. We are looking for someone with sampling, microscopy, and culturing of #protists experience. Please consider applying

[Fabien Burki @fburki]

My lab @SystBio_UU is hiring, several positions (two PhDs and one postdoc) available in connection with the @ERC_Research CoG PlastidOrigin. Links to the ads and information here: https://t.co/HO0g3SsNOO
I would greatly appreciate sharing broadly this information, many thanks

[Nature Microbiology @NatureMicrobiol]

ICYMI: The evolutionary origin of host association in the Rickettsiales. By Max Schön, Joran Martijn, Thijs J. G. Ettema & colleagues. @maxemilschon @Ettema_lab @JoranMartijn @MIB_WUR

https://t.co/HwrpOd1S5a

[Stephan Köstlbacher @koestlste]

I am one of the collegues 🕺
Excited to share the first paper out of my post-doc! Very fun and inpiring working with @maxemilschon, @JoranMartijn, @JulianVosseberg, and @Ettema_lab on the evolution of host association in Rickettsiales. @MIB_WUR

[Thijs J. G. Ettema 🦠🔬🇳🇱🇸🇪🇪🇺 @Ettema_lab]

Ever wondered how bacterial pathogens evolved? In our latest work, we provide insight about how obligate host-associated Rickettsiales evolved from free-living relatives. See here: https://t.co/5o0j85NnVX. Great work by @maxemilschon @JoranMartijn @JulianVosseberg & @koestlste

[Max Emil Schön @maxemilschon]

@fburki Huge congrats Fabien!

[Fabien Burki @fburki]

Cool to see our paper on Picozoa evolution featured in the editors' highlight Ecology and Evolution page
@NatureComms
https://t.co/Yi2tG0HZpO

[Systematic Biology Programme @SystBio_UU]

New #SystBioPapers published in @NatureComms @maxemilschon et al made a discovery that raises big questions for plastid evolution https://t.co/7P6hW2V8S2
Among the authors former and present @SystBio_UU members! Congratulations @maxemilschon @zlatogursky @jfh_strassert @fburki

[Max Emil Schön @maxemilschon]

@LFelipeB @fburki Thanks Felipe!

[Evolutionary Genomics @evol_genomics]

Single cell genomics reveals plastid-lacking Picozoa are close relatives of red algae https://t.co/SF1XQ38vgt @NatureComms

[Fabien Burki @fburki]

Now in print, with a new title and more analyses. But the conclusions remain: Picozoa are archeplastids without plastids. Thanks to all the authors for a very enjoyable collaboration, especially @maxemilschon for leading the analyses
https://t.co/yw7p8bxZcj

[Thijs J. G. Ettema 🦠🔬🇳🇱🇸🇪🇪🇺 @Ettema_lab]

Our latest preprint: We identified free-living relatives of Rickettsiales, a clade of obligate host-associated bacteria, and reconstruct their evolutionary road towards host association.
https://t.co/g9xcy0tqCQ

[Luis Javier Galindo @Luisjagago]

Hi there! I am not going to tell you what to do during your vacations. However, I am here to spread the news about the new phylum of fungi! Sanchytriomycota! So keep relaxing while reading about it in our new publication in @NatureComms @DEEMteam_Orsay https://t.co/PTgsDvARRU

[Max Emil Schön @maxemilschon]

@trapid_genomics Congrats!

[TRAPID @trapid_genomics]

Happy to share the TRAPID 2.0 paper! 🎉 Read the thread below for an overview 🧵👇... Or read the full article here: https://t.co/Yekw80OJas

[Thijs J. G. Ettema 🦠🔬🇳🇱🇸🇪🇪🇺 @Ettema_lab]

Exciting new insights in the evolution of plastids. Great collaborative work from @maxemilschon @fburki @evocellbio @jfh_strassert @pjkeelinglab and many others!

[Fabien Burki @fburki]

We deposited this preprint showing that the plastid-lacking Picozoa, from the uncultured majority of eukaryotic microbes, are related to red algae. We discuss the implications of this finding for plastid origin.
Picozoa are archaeplastids without plastid https://t.co/yjY65bRWNB

[Courtney Stairs @cstairs]

1/ How do microbial eukaryotes and prokaryotes work together to survive in anoxic environments? Come join my lab at @Biology_LU as a PhD student to investigate the #evolution and #molecular basis of metabolic syntrophy in anaerobic #protists. #phdpositions https://t.co/je7UyuWjPT