Excited to share my first author paper, "Active Density Pattern Formation in Bacterial Binary Mixtures," now published in @PRX_Life! https://t.co/GWolJMDVJ7
How does a microbial community develop? @SilviaEsB and Project Group Leader Remy Colin discovered that purely physical effects of swimming bacteria form its architecture. #bacteria#biophysics Press Release: https://t.co/rDxFieYH4Y
Excited to share our latest publication on the ParABS system @PNASNews@bacterialOrder@mpi_marburg@IMPRS_Mic! We've quantified and characterised the behavior of ParA, an ATPase that oscillates within cells. (1/6)
I am very happy to share our pre-print on the prototyping of a complex enzyme cascade (the CETCH cycle) using in vitro transcription-based (ROSALIND) biosensors. Thanks to everybody involved. We are looking forward to your feedback! @erblabs
https://t.co/z4HffBkxJH
The movement from motile bacteria swimming on the surface of a fluid organizes the non-motile bacteria into distinct non-equilibrium spatial patterns.
Dive into this new active self-organization mechanism and what it means for #microbe communities: https://t.co/Vu96pFZhl3 🤿
🚨 Job Alert - 2 PhD positions🚨
Are you interested in how bacteria work and how they are affected by antibiotics? 🦠💊 Do you like using fancy microscopes and pushing the resolution boundary? 🔬🔍 Then join my group @RVZ_Wuerzburg @Uni_WUE for your PhD!
https://t.co/5roD5mVgwP
Happy and super excited to share our discovery of a protein fractal! We unravel the surprisingly simple emergence of these marvellous structures and show it might have even been an accident of evolution. Read the full story here
https://t.co/d8u5ZUQain
Or just stick around 🧵
This PRX Life study shows a new way that microbes self-organize! By swimming in circles near the surface in a fluid, motile #bacteria create spatial patterns that organize non-motile bacteria into non-equilibrium spatial structures.
Read the paper: https://t.co/Vu96pFZPaB
This work opens new avenues for understanding how physical traits like motility and gravity shape microbial communities. Huge thanks to my supervisor Remy Colin and to @sourjik!
Excited to share my first author paper, "Active Density Pattern Formation in Bacterial Binary Mixtures," now published in @PRX_Life! https://t.co/GWolJMDVJ7
This pattern formation is driven purely by physical interactions. The key? Motile bacteria swimming in circles generate hydrodynamic flows, moving nonmotile cells, while gravity breaks vertical symmetry, allowing density accumulation.
And here is another preprint. Ira's work shows that bacterial investment of resources in the costly motile behaviour is ruled by physics: https://t.co/InNXaLcXhH
Happy to share Giovanni's new preprint on experimental evolution of a synthetic microbial community. Surprisingly fast emergence of a novel dependence between partners on nitrogen assimilation.
https://t.co/Pn1EZjDfvE
Están enterrando a una hermana asesinada por el exmarido y les queda entereza y generosidad para mandar un mensaje a las chicas jóvenes: ante la duda, denunciad o marchaos de la casa. ❤️🩹
Excited to share our new study on bacterial chromosomal loci dynamics,
Phys. Rev. Research 5, 023034 (2023) - Subdiffusive movement of chromosomal loci in bacteria explained by DNA bridging. https://t.co/8RUCbxCXC5
Our work on using FRET to measure single-cell dynamics of bacterial metabolism has just been published. Interesting oscillatory behaviour under the hood of bacterial cells.
Excellent collaboration with @LinkLabs !
https://t.co/BOYWDiGGeD
Looking for a PhD or PostDoc position to do ephys recordings in rats performing a DM task?? Come to Mainz, aka the sunny side of Germany. A friendly atmosphere is provided. Basic German is needed since there is teaching. Pls RT!
https://t.co/R3tWkZZnTT
https://t.co/nb8JH9w2jf
After a long break, we went to the IMPRS retreat again! Our senior doctoral researchers presented their research, discussed career path options and had an opportunity to network with peers, former members of our program and guests from industry.