Lindsay Flook

At Orto Botanico di Padova, for #TMHMS25
🪸 @amiposts.bsky.social is proud to sponsor this event, aligning with our Ocean Sustainability goal 🌊
🐠 We are calling for papers on Marine Microbiology for journal Sustainable Microbiology: lnkd.in/eYHpWNtv 🪼

🦠💡 Want to shape policy with your science?

Paul-Enguerrand Fady lays out how microbiologists can actually influence UK policy—from One Health to biosecurity to sustainability.

Practical, direct, and actionable. A must-read.
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We're at #ESCMIDGlobal! Come and visit us at stand i32 to learn more about Applied Microbiology International, and claim your complimentary AMI membership.

'Eco-Friendly Microbial Technologies for Water Treatment and Supply' is open for submissions! This collection aims to showcase cutting-edge research, case studies, and reviews that highlight the power of microbes in transforming water processes. 🌊 #SDG6 ow.ly/Q8FV50V2Rfp

Just a few copies left at Viruses of Microbes UK. Published in Sustainable Microbiology, this @amiposts.bsky.social policy article explores perceptions of #bacteriophage use in the UK across the One Health spectrum. Read the full article at academic.oup.com/sumbio/article… #MicroSky

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Arrived @northumbriauni.bsky.social for Viruses of Microbes-UK 2025! Looking forward to speaking with delegates about the Sustainable Microbiology #bacteriophage themed collection and policy work from @amiposts.bsky.social in this subject area!

Applied Microbiology International’s grants for 2025 are now open - join the society to apply - appliedmicrobiology.org/membership/g...

🌍 Just published in 14+ journals! AMI & global leaders call for microbial solutions to tackle climate change. Let’s harness nature’s power to capture carbon & restore ecosystems—time to act! 🧬🌱 #ClimateAction #MicrobialSolutions #COP29Baku
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Simulated nitrogen deposition and precipitation events alter microbial carbon cycling during early stages of litter decomposition Abstract. Plant litter decomposition is a major nutrient input to terrestrial ecosystems that is primarily driven by microorganisms. Litter quality is cons

Just published a study in Sustainable Microbiology focused on the complexities of #nitrogen and #carbon availability on microbially driven #plantlitter #decompostion and how climate change may impact these nutrient pools

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