🚨 Excited to share my first ever review article, now out in BioEssays! 🚨
We explore how human point-of-care diagnostic tests can be adapted to monitor coral health! 🧬🌊
Check it out ➡️ https://t.co/ZowujsoJC7
#CoralReefs#Biotech#Conservation#MarineGenomics
Congratulations to our international team for publishing this wonderful paper about how microalgae and microbes interact at Yellowstone National Park to maintain stable ecosystems (https://t.co/Gem07jgdaA). @DebashB @CouchMicroscopy @Th_Mock @chc_evobio @jgi@apmweber@ISMEComms
Congratulations to @ChilleErin for her paper on why genotype matters when studying coral stress responses (https://t.co/uPvLZlMbo9). You can hear the live version at @Evol_mtg. Congrats also to co-authors @timstep1383 Deeksha Misri @EmmaStrand4 and @HolliePutnam
What a pleasure to have Hwan Su Yoon from Sungkyunkwan University in S. Korea visiting us in New Jersey. His group is doing path-breaking, creative algal research. Our long-term collaboration has always been joyful and spirited.
We have an opening in my lab for a postdoc with expertise in algal/seaweed biotechnology, in particular, metabolic engineering and carbohydrate biochemistry, with some bioinformatics training. Email me at [email protected], if this fits your background and aspirations
The launch of OceanOmics Inc. has happened. Dedicated to developing and deploying cutting-edge, tools for monitoring the health of marine resources such as corals and shellfish, worldwide. Thanks to all of our supporters, in particular, Revive & Restore.
See our new film about bringing modern tools of coral conservation to reef managers around the world. Full video, "Diverse Tools for Diverse Coral Reefs and Cultures," available at https://t.co/IDtmOUxuO8 @RutgersSEBS@RutgersResearch@NSF@Revive_Restore@RutgersU_News
Congratulations Julia Van Etten (@CouchMicroscopy) for winning the 2023 OUP Publisher's Award for her paper on using k-mers in phylogenetic classification (https://t.co/DJtJS5eD7n). Tim Stephens (@timstep1383) made major contributions to the work. Great job Julia and Tim!
How can symbiosis researchers help ameliorate the harmful impacts of climate change? Join us for a public discussion in the Field Museum, Chicago as part of ISE 2023 (@cellinsidecell). The panel will lead discussion on the topic. @RutgersU_News@Revive_Restore@NSF
Doing science can be fun, but doing so with amazing collaborators like @DebashB and @timstep1383 just brings it to another level.
Thank you both so much for visiting, it was so much fun!!
Happy to present another wonderful paper written with our Korean friends in Hwan Su Yoon's lab. Learn about chromosome level processes that drive microhabitat adaptation in extremophilic red algae: https://t.co/RJzUgipKQG
#rutgersuniversity
Food for thought with colleagues @CouchMicroscopy @LFelipeB@timstep1383 at @RutgersSEBS@RutgersNJAES. Why are the three Archaeplastida lineages so different from each other? Paulinella provides some answers. https://t.co/FTDQ1HXVRN
Our final story is out! Here we (@DebashB and @timstep1383) show evidence of integration of RNA and giant DNA viral genes into the marvelous #Symbiodiniaceae. We propose that endogenized viral genes could hauntingly modulate the life story of these algae: https://t.co/IT3oqTrkeQ