Shared Evolutionary Path in Social Microbiomes
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Presenting our new paper on the impact of bacterial transmission on the evolution of gut bacterial species.
The study was published in Molecular Biology and Evolution, making the cover of the August issue.
🌱Paula Duque’s lab uncovered a new mechanism that helps plants keep growing under stressful conditions.
“Can already make a difference in regions where food is scarce” explains Paula Duque.
🔗Learn more about this discovery here: https://t.co/F6MJawVwJk
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Register your Early Bird acess for GIMM Festival 2026, taking place 17–19 September in Lisbon, and hear from Charles Rice, Yasmine Belkaid and many others speakers.
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I am saddened by the passing of Professor Alexander Tomasz. His intelligence and passion for microbiology made a significant impact on my research journey at RU. Thank you for your guidance, RIP.
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#Science:
🔬Is a #process
🔬Part of that process involves reaching preliminary, provisional conclusions that may turn out to be wrong
🔬But the only thing that has ever overturned a previously held scientific consensus is additional scientific inquiry (more and better science)
.@KamalaHarris and @Tim_Walz believe in an America where "We the People" includes everyone. Because that's the only way this American experiment works. And despite what our politics might suggest, I think most Americans understand that.
The value of ‘wasting time’ on deep thinking is often overlooked in a scientific ecosystem increasingly tainted by Wall Street’s productivity mindset.
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Inspiring essay by Roberto Kolter. This should be taught before university: knowing how to ask the right questions, the ones we're interested in, not just those for a 'good' paper. This makes a good researcher, IMO. https://t.co/ccUg68VAK3
Created by American humorist Roger Price in the 1950s, Droodles are simple, abstract, or seemingly nonsensical sketches with witty, humorous titles that explain or interpret the drawing in a surprising way.