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🚨 New preprint! 🚨 How can we compare the metabolic capabilities of different organisms without getting lost in the complexity of genome-scale models?
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We present NIS, a framework that distills GEMs into interpretable modules, enabling direct cross-species comparisons of fueling pathways, biosynthesis, and environmental exchanges.
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👏 A big thank you to my co-authors Meric Ataman & Vassily Hatzimanikatis for this great collaboration! 🔍 Read more: doi.org/10.1101/2025.08.08.6…

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Evangelia Vayena retweeted
Very happy to see my first postdoc publication out from the Rabinowitz lab. Shoutout to my amazing colleague and co-first author @Won_Dong_Lee who already did a great job highlighting our key findings. Check out our paper to learn more about lactate homeostasis.
Lactate elevations are a hallmark of human disease, but the mechanisms regulating lactate levels remain poorly understood. Today in @Cell_Metabolism, we uncover key mechanisms of lactate homeostasis. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Evangelia Vayena retweeted
Excited to share our preprint on boosting p-coumaric acid production in S. cerevisiae! 🎉 In collaboration with Irina Borodina's group (@Irina__Borodina), we used our NOMAD framework for strain design strategies. Read more: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Evangelia Vayena retweeted
🚨🔬Excited to share our new paper now out in @NatureMicrobiol! Using Tn-seq live imaging in engineered airway organoids, we explored the fitness tradeoffs P. aeruginosa faces while growing and surviving antibiotic treatment on the mucosal surface. 🔗 rdcu.be/dX4RR

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Start your week with a 😊 What do you see? 🤔 What we see are microbes smiling at us! 😊💚 Follow us on Instagram instagram.com/nccrmicrobiome… for more! instagram.com/p/C-Xq0lLtOAx/

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Pareidolia is our human tendency to see meaning where there is none. In this image, you're actually looking at an agarose patch just 1 cm in diameter, covered in millions of bacterial cells (the bright white area)! 🦠💡
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These Pseudomonas putida F1 cells have been engineered to fluoresce under blue light. After a few hours of growth, they become so numerous and bright that they are visible to the naked eye. 👀We thank Tania Miguel Trabajo, UNIL, for the picture!
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Evangelia Vayena retweeted
We are thrilled to announce that our generative ML method for kinetic modeling (biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…) has been accepted to @NatureCatalysis. Congratulations to Subham (@astro_dank), Bharath (@bharathnarayana), Michael (@moret1788), Vassily (@Vassily_13), and Misko (@Misko_L34)

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Let's discover the beauty of tiny life together! Follow us on Instagram for more! instagram.com/nccrmicrobiome… We thank @aslisahin2205 for the video!

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Featuring stunning artworks inspired by microbiome research from the NCCR Microbiomes consortium🇨🇭 and external experts 🌍, we delve into the vibrant wonders of the microbial universe, from human health to ecosystem functioning.
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Evangelia Vayena retweeted
Our latest work on metabolic engineering using kinetic models and process systems engineering methods is out nature.com/articles/s41467-0…! Congrats to Bharath (@bharathnarayana), Daniel (@realDRWeilandt ), Maria, Misko (@Misko_L34), and @Vassily_13 .

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Evangelia Vayena retweeted
A preprint of our recent work is now available! In this paper we present a framework to infer nutrient competition and cross-feeding in microbial communities. Many thanks for the support we received from @NCCRMicrobiomes. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Evangelia Vayena retweeted
The next level of metabolic modeling for microbiomes! Congrats to @oftadehomid, @EVayena, @aslisahin2205 and the Hatzimanikatis lab @realLCSB 👍
A preprint of our recent work is now available! In this paper we present a framework to infer nutrient competition and cross-feeding in microbial communities. Many thanks for the support we received from @NCCRMicrobiomes. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Talk alert 🚨 Thursday, 25 January 2024 9:15 - Kiran Patil (University of Cambridge): What drugs and chemicals do to our bugs? 10:30 - Ines Thiele (National University of Ireland): Advancing computational medicine with whole-body metabolic 11:45 -Light lunch and networking.
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Where: EPFL, room CH G1 495 . See attached pdf map. (Hybrid option: epfl.zoom.us/j/69495424813)

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