Patricia Geesink

Moving from genome-scale to community-scale metabolic models for the human gut microbiome - Nature Microbiology In this Perspective, Deiner, Gibbons and colleagues describe the current strengths and limitations of microbial community-scale metabolic models in microbiome research.

🚨 New Perspectives article where, Deiner, Gibbons and colleagues describe the current strengths and limitations of microbial community-scale metabolic models in microbiome research.
🦠🧮 #MicroSky

@gibbological.bsky.social

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Today we @mib-wur.bsky.social are on strike against the budget cuts in higher education.
#StopTheCuts

Great Science from „home“ at the #KNVM2025 by @kaltenpoth-lab.bsky.social from the #MPI-CEJena

This year the GRS will have a keynote from @archaeon-alex.bsky.social and a mentorship panel with Simon Rittmann, @geosantiagom.bsky.social, Susanne Erdmann, and Yan Liao!
www.grc.org/archaea-ecol...

In case you missed it the GRC and GRS for Archaea 2025 are both open for applications! Join us in Switzerland for the latest iteration of this awesome conference! #archaeasky

The history of Earth’s sulfur cycle - Nature Reviews Earth & Environment The redox transformations of sulfur mean it is a key component of global biogeochemical cycles. This Review explores the sulfur cycle over geological time, including its role during major climate pert...

The history of Earth’s sulfur cycle www.nature.com/articles/s43... #jcampubs 🌊

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Not new here but will become more active at @bsky.app (I am no longer active on X)

Follow me to hear more about the wonderful world of microbes (evolution, archaea, symbiosis, new microbes, ...). Expect occasional rants about academia, 🇳🇱 politics, life, etc.

My research group: go.bsky.app/MzZPftE

I am still to overwhelmed to get started again somehow.

Excited to have our review 'Archaea and the origin of eukaryotes' in the @NatureRevMicro special issue celebrating the 40th anniversary of Woese and Fox's paper! With @anjspa1 @cstairs J. Lombard and @Ettema_lab
https://www.nature.com/articles/nrmicro.2017.133

Transcriptional landscape of the archaeal cell cycle is broadly conserved in eukaryotes https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.11.20.624502v1 The cell cycle is a series of events that occur from the moment of cell birth to cell division. In e

Transcriptional landscape of the archaeal cell cycle is broadly conserved in eukaryotes https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.11.20.624502v1