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Excited about Microbe in Atlanta (06/13-17), including the Biofilms Mini-conference (AES-MC-001, Thursday, 06/13, 1:30-4:00pm) and a session on host-associated biofilms (MBP-IDS-06, Saturday, 1:45-3:45).
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Check it out!! Please join our Engineered Living Materials workshop on July 13 in Bozeman. We've put together an engaging and highly interactive program to build our ELM community and plan next steps. Registration opens May 8 - link will follow. @montanastatecoe @BiofilmFirst
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In the debut episode of our podcast, Erika Espinosa-Ortiz gives a insightful overview of the impact (and potential!) of fungal-based biofilms, including why #NASA is eying fungi to aid in long-term space travel. #biofilmfirst
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How can microbes like those that form kidney stones be harnessed to build practical materials? The CBE's own Erika Espinosa-Ortiz will discuss how fungi and bacteria can be engineered to create materials that can substitute for cement. #BiofilmFirst bit.ly/3Lp1vnn
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PhD students sought for fellowship in “extreme biofilms” at Montana State Univ. You would gain professional development & experience researching biofilms in extreme systems. Apply by 1/28. Stipends of $34k are available for 2 years of a PhD program. bit.ly/3dNch7d
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Here’s for example a raw data. The second read is the one with a peptide, and it shows ~5 re-reads!
Isn’t that totally awesome…? #Iloveit
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Regression can only tell you so much! We show the advantage of a Bayesian approach over non-linear regression when analyzing experimental data to estimate kinetic parameters in a mathematical model of urea consumption by E. coli biofilms. #BiofilmFirst bit.ly/3vwkbKf
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CBE Director Matthew Fields has been asked to serve on a US Department of Energy advisory board. @FieldsOMicrobes #MontanaState
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The MJ Murdock Charitable Trust and the @NSF recently funded a $1.5 million custom-made multi-photon digital light sheet confocal microscope for the CBE. In 2010, the organizations awarded $1 million for Leica confocal microscopes. @MurdockTrust #GratitudeFriday
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Anaerobic #methane oxidation coupled to Fe(III) reduction revealed via isotopic and microbiological study @Glodowska_M @GeomicroTueb @SaraKleindienst fal.cn/3hvuk
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Your semi regular reminder that if you don’t have controls you didn’t do an experiment
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Starting this fall, MSU's Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering will offer a Bachelor of Science in biomedical engineering, which will prepare students to create new diagnostic devices, prosthetics, pharmaceuticals and more.
montana.edu/news/21244
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In 1990, the #NSF awarded #MontanaState a $7.5 million ERC grant to launch the Center for Interfacial Microbial Process Engineering, later to be known as the CBE--the worlds first, largest, and best-known biofilm research center. #CBEfirst
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In my and my laboratory's 20 or so year experience, neither place of education, origin, gender, belief system or anything related determines intellect, creativity or quality of education. It is the opportunity given to and assumed by the teachers and learners
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We are hiring 1-2 PhD students to join our team at @montanastate @Center4Biofilm. We are working to use use microbes to manufacture re-usable and recyclable building materials. Please share widely!
#materialsscience #microbiology #phdpositions
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Writer David Quammen, author of “Spillover,” and Montana State University scientist Raina Plowright will be featured in a virtual community forum about understanding the origins of pandemics set for 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 26.
montana.edu/news/20323
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Office Hours columnist @jenheemstra suggests three ways to cultivate a supportive environment in the lab. ow.ly/nmAz50xHbKn






















