@indimansour

Postdoc at Freie Universität Berlin, microbial ecology of soils and rivers, bio-art, knitter, she/her, #BiInSci

 Berlin, Germany
Joined November 2018
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I am excited to share that our new Perspective “Formation of necromass-derived soil organic carbon determined by microbial death pathways” is out now in @NatureGeoscience. This was a great collaborative effort with @KyleMoJo, @indimansour, @mrillig and @JLehmannCornell ...
Nature Geoscience@NatureGeosci25 Jan 2023
Perspective: Formation and fate of necromass-derived soil organic carbon is determined by microbial death pathways @t_camenzind @KyleMoJo @indimansour @mrillig @JLehmannCornell nature.com/articles/s41561-0…
Visual illustration of microbial death pathways, including molecular transformations from microbial biomass to necromass

ALT Visual illustration of microbial death pathways, including molecular transformations from microbial biomass to necromass

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If you’re in Berlin, come join us this weekend!
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Matthias C. Rillig@mrillig8 Sep 2021
Paper just out @PNASNews w/ J. Antonovics @indimansour Microbial self-recycling and biospherics A commentary on the paper by Shoemaker et al. pnas.org/content/118/33/e210… pnas.org/content/118/37/e211…
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new video from @mrillig discussing our paper on hosting an artist in a scientific lab!
Matthias C. Rillig@mrillig21 Mar 2021
New video: About hosting artists in a lab. This has been a great experience for us....here some tips if you're thinking about hosting an artist-in-residence. Link to paper journals.plos.org/ploscompbi… @YTacademics #AcademicChatter #sciart @Sci_Comm_ #Art youtu.be/Yl1oKz-zKA8

Ten simple rules for hosting artists in a scientific lab

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Yip yip! This was a fun one to work on/discuss with a great group of co-authors
Matthias C. Rillig@mrillig5 Jan 2021
Just accepted Ten Simple Rules for Hosting Artists in a Scientific Lab with Karine Bonneval, Christian de Lutz and Regine Rapp from @ArtLaboratoryB, @SasaSpacal, @JLehmannCornell @indimansour and Vera Meyer Scientists, artists and curators as co-authors! Link will follow...
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Matthias C. Rillig@mrillig5 Dec 2020
Happy #WorldSoilDay! Listen to the first episode of our 'Life in the Soil' podcast: Living #soil - a habit hidden from view #WorldSoilDay2020 #soilhealth #biodiversity #podcast rilliglab.org/podcast/

Life in the Soil Audio Podcast

Our podcast Life in the Soil brings you the insights and voices of some of the world’s best soil scientists. Learn about soil biodiversity, why it matters, and how we can protect it. Subscrib…

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Emily Bernhardt@DrBioGC20 Nov 2020
15 women are listed on the 2020 ISI Highly Cited Researchers List for Ecology and the Environment (of 212 awardees). I'm proud to be on that list. I also know so many deserving female ecologists who ought to be there too. Think before you cite, here's why bit.ly/3lP96ys
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The idea that North America was some untouched, “pristine” wilderness before colonizers showed up is actually a concept rooted in anti-Indigeneity and I want y’all to throw it out of your minds.
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New paper out — @mrillig lab reflections on resilience of a scientific working group, emerging from a virtual group discussion in March
Matthias C. Rillig@mrillig19 Nov 2020
Pleased to share our new paper @PLOSCompBiol Ten Simple Rules for increased lab resilience Written as a lab project back in March when our lab was closed. Hope you find it useful for your lab! #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter #PhD #ecrchat journals.plos.org/ploscompbi…

Ten simple rules for increased lab resilience

When running a lab we do not think about calamities, since they are rare events for which we cannot plan while we are busy with the day-to-day management and intellectual challenges of a research...

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yay #LGBTQSTEMDay! I'm India (she/her) and I'm a queer microbial community ecologist #BiInSci. I'm also excited about #BioArt -- seen here exploring decay and waste at the Panke River through observation/participatory action last year with @ArtLaboratoryB @JamesWh70887077
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Final version published #openaccess @LilianaPinek et al. w/ @indimansour @Milshable @RyoMasahiro Rate of environmental change across scales in ecology #H2020 @ERC_Research -funded research #ecosystems #climatechange #globalchange #biodiversity onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Wheee!
Margherita Pevere@margheritapvr26 Sep 2020
I am in awe at the journey across biospheres w/ @Indimansour at the #CamilleDiariesSymposium hosted by @ArtLaboratoryB #CamilleDiaries
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Replying to @LilianaPinek
@LilianaPinek and me: friends, flatmates and now CO-FIRST-AUTHORS (Goji the rabbit also made valuable contributions). We discuss environmental rate of change (RoC) across scales in ecology along with @mrillig @Milshable & @RyoMasahiro in Biological Reviews onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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We found that few studies overall investigate env. drivers using an RoC approach (instead abruptly change conditions), that temperature is by far the most-studied factor using RoC methods, and that the community and ecosystem levels are understudied.
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Interesting journal club discussion about this paper, including perspectives on boundaries, etiquette and #openscience. It also inspired a few lab members to join -- looking forward to hearing what you have to say @LilianaPinek and @GrunfeldLeonie!
Matthias C. Rillig@mrillig31 Aug 2020
Reading in (virtual) journal club: @DrVeronikaCH et al. Ten simple rules for getting started on Twitter as a scientist dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.…

Ten simple rules for getting started on Twitter as a scientist

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“Ten simple rules for building an anti-racist lab” Scientists, PIs (current and future): read what @aaberhe and I wrote about actions you can take today to work toward racial equity and inclusion in your STEM lab. ecoevorxiv.org/4a9p8/
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I am seeing a lot of people in #STEM and #chemtwitter making posts in support of protests and statements of commitment to #DiversityandInclusion in STEM. As someone who is #BlackinSTEM that has spent time in both industry and academia, I would like to say talk is cheap. 1/n
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My students compiled a comprehensive list of national bail funds organized by city. Feel free to share. Also, faculty, feel free to cancel their final exams. 😁@MarcosJazlyn generationeco.me/black-lives…
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Matthias C. Rillig@mrillig1 Jun 2020
Cool new microbial biospherics paper from the lab of Seppe Kuehn @biorxivpreprint Closed microbial communities self-organize to persistently cycle carbon biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Closed microbial communities self-organize to persistently cycle carbon

Nutrient cycling is an emergent property of ecosystems at all scales, from microbial communities to the entire biosphere. Understanding how nutrient cycles emerge from the collective metabolism of...

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Ecologists, read about the regular experiences of your colleagues. PIs, how do you plan for the safety of your POC trainees in the field?
Corina Newsome, M.Sc.@hood_naturalist28 May 2020
I had the opportunity to share some of my thoughts and experiences with birding/studying birds while Black, along with some great colleagues of mine. It’s important that you read this. Thank you @ejleven @cnn cnn.com/2020/05/27/us/birdwa…
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great discussion about microbial biospherics during our lab mtg today
Matthias C. Rillig@mrillig25 May 2020
Had our first joint lab meeting (virtual) with Dr. Seppe Kuehn's lab in Illinois, learning about their cool work on closed ecological systems Our first paper on this: Microbial biospherics: The experimental study of ecosystem function and evolution pnas.org/content/116/23/1109…

Microbial biospherics: The experimental study of ecosystem function and evolution | PNAS

Awareness that our planet is a self-supporting biosphere with sunlight as its major source of energy for life has resulted in a long-term historica...

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