The Department of Cell and Molecular Biology @uricels@universityofri is looking for talented investigators from wide disciplinary areas related to Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Genetics, and Microbiology. Please spread the word!
Meet NMDC team member Leah Johnson and learn more about the NMDC’s work advancing plant-microbiome research (Poster #300-48) during the @ASPB’s poster session on Aug. 5 - 7 at the Savannah Convention Center’s Exhibition Hall. #microbiomedata#datastandards
📢 Read our recent article in Nature Microbiology! ✨Our article was co-written with last year's Ambassador cohort. We examine the ways that the Ambassadors supported metadata standards training to advance data stewardship. https://t.co/w8blmEOc2Z
Happy to announce our new publication. Thanks to graduate student Cecile Cres and coauthors @ajtritt and Kris Bouchard. #URI#metagenomics @uricels @URI_Research https://t.co/86cvkan4C5
Are you passionate about creating a culture of open-science? Eager to dive into #microbiome#data best practices? Apply now to be a 2023 NMDC Ambassador! https://t.co/oaf2WXVwdT
Sediments below a salt marsh or coastal cove teem with creatures living differently than their counterparts above. RI C-AIM investigators @universityofri examine how little-known bacteria may play a big part in these environments. Read: https://t.co/IcVvqWxNgg #coast#bacteria
#Foramfact on #FossilFriday
Did you know?
Some forams inhabit “stinky” sulfidic environments with little to no oxygen; many respire nitrate instead of oxygen.
Shared by Joan Benhard @WHOI
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📣 JOIN OUR TEAM! NMDC is hiring a Scientific Community Manager! This exciting role supports our ongoing Ambassador and Champions programs, as well as training activities and data stewardship best practices. 🦠 Learn more at https://t.co/k82FxCPd0h
We’re officially here! Excited for all of the great sessions starting today at #ISME18! Don’t miss our round table session tonight at 18:00 on #FAIR data in 2ABC!
Tiny creatures can play an oversized role in ocean functioning! Join expedition scientists Dr. Joan Bernhard, Chris Powers, and artist Terry Conrad as they discuss why foraminifera are important for ocean health.
Watch tomorrow at 10:30am PT: https://t.co/Xpky0ml0yM
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Congratulations to one of our #NMDCchampions, @yingmicro (@RIEPSCoR) on a recent paper from her lab about the Eastern Oyster 🦪 microbiome. Understanding factors influencing oyster physiology has implications for coastal management.
➡️https://t.co/BXkRowUwLF
Rhode Island Microbiome Symposium 2020 – we are looking for students, postdoc, beginning investigators, and everyone interested in microbiome to participate and present their works! https://t.co/gQj77HrY05