#FEMSmicroBlog

The #FEMSmicroBlog highlights the fascinating aspects of all things microbiology. The blog presents recent microbiology papers, gives a voice to members of the FEMS community, tells fascinating and lesser-known facts about the history of microbiology, reports about events and meetings, highlights the global relevance of microbiology, and more. Browse the #FEMSmicroBlog to read more about your favourite microbiology and research topics!

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Illustrations for the #FEMSmicroBlog by Eliza Wolfson/@eliza_coli (FEMS and Eliza Wolfson, CC-BY-SA-NC 4.0)

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05-06-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: Microbes degrade plastics even in the cold

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30-05-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: Intracellular contact sites between pathogen and host

Once inside a host cell,[...]

23-05-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: Unraveling the stator complex of the bacterial flagellar motor

Many bacteria use a flagellar motor to move in[...]

16-05-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: Cyclic di-GMP controls how cyanobacteria adapt to light

Microorganisms experience fluctuations in many[...]

09-05-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: What to do in Hamburg at FEMS2023!

As the biggest microbiology event in Europe, FEMS2023 will showcase[...]

27-04-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: Odkud pocházejí ležácké kvasinky?

Devět z deseti piv vypitých na celém světě[...]

27-04-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: ¿De dónde viene la levadura lager?

Nueve de cada diez cervezas consumidas en el[...]

27-04-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: Woher kommt die Lagerbier-Hefe?

Neun von zehn Bieren, die weltweit getrunken[...]

27-04-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: Where does the lager yeast come from?

Nine out of ten beers drunk worldwide are[...]

22-04-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: What does climate change mean for cold-adapted algae?

Diatoms are types of algae widely distributed[...]

04-04-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: E. coli goes against the flow

The urinary tract is a challenging environment[...]

04-04-2023

#FEMSmicroBlog: When photography meets microbiology

Microbiologists take pictures very often.[...]