We are #hiring!! ๐ฉโ๐ฌ The Vardi lab and Thorsten Dittmar lab are looking for candidates for an exciting new collaborative project on #marine microbiology and geochemistry.
Deadline for submission โ 5 December 2024
Don't miss registration for the M2C2-2025: Marine Microbial Chemical Communication conference! ๐๐ข
Early-bird registration, including abstract submission, is extended until Sunday, December 8th
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**The conference is limited to 120 participants. Registration will close once we reach capacity, so we encourage early registration to secure your spot.
๐ข Registration is now open for MโCโ 2025:
Marine Microbial Chemical Communicationโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโ Conference!
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17-20 March 2025
NIOZ โ Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research in Texel, The Netherlands ๐ณ๐ฑ
Register now:
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Giant viruses invade single-celled algae - vital to Earth's oxygen supply. Prof. Assaf Vardiโs team developed a new method to track algae infected by these microbial giants, with hope to better understand their impact on the ecosystem >> bit.ly/giant-virus-Eng@VardiLab@amir_fromm
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We are excited to announce M2C2-2025: Marine Microbial Chemical Communication, a conference exploring cutting-edge research on chemically mediated microbial interactions in the marine environment. The conference will take place from March 17-20, 2025, at NIOZ >>
Being on a ship and collecting samples is not everything Constanze Kuhlisch from the @WeizmannScience (former @PohnertL, now @vardilab) likes about being a marine microbiologist. Read the interview with our editor @TobiasGoris below
nature.com/articles/s42003-0โฆ
So, we started from a natural sample, went down to the individual cells, and back to the population level. We believe that this method can help pair viruses with their native host and identify co-occurring viral infections in the natural environment (9/10)