Microbiology at its weirdest! #livingfossils #Desulforudis #deepsubsurface @ISMEJournal Blog: Darwin’s finches in SLOW motion https://t.co/3FfQjJTLVP Evolutionary stasis of a deep subsurface microbial lineage https://t.co/fOioEvJjUk

🚨 Looking to mentor a postdoc applicant for the 2026 Walder Foundation Biota Fellowship! Project: microbes, nutrients in the MS River. 💵 $70k–$73.5k/yr 🔬 Aquatic micro, biogeochem, metagenomics? Let’s talk! Info here: https://t.co/z3IFfslJXy #MicrobialEcology #BiotaFellowship

I would bet that Don Bryant knew more about phototrophic physiology than anyone who has ever lived on Earth. https://t.co/3S1kqGOmdV

Tenure-Track, Assistant Professor of Biology job opening at the University of North Alabama. There are currently many specializations that would compliment the department. https://t.co/nxbnxzsh9G

📢 PLEASE RT! ☁️ M2 Masters Internship in Atmosphere Habitability Modelling 🎓 6-month paid opportunity starting early 2025 🦠 Investigate habitability & microbial ecology of the atmosphere 💻 Theoretical & numerical modelling ☀️ Marseille, France 👨‍🔬 @DrBradBrad @soundslikealloy

Excellent comparison of SAGs and MAGs. https://t.co/h6QajcfUcn

I just wanted to thank @DOEKBase for such an amazing platform bringing together so many bioinformatic tools in one easy to use place. Every time I try another program and browse the results I giggle about how fun and easy it is. Thank you!

I know there are mixed feelings about MDPI, but what journal doesn't have problems? Good science is good science. Excellent special issue focusing on phototrophic lineages of bacteria: https://t.co/36TumzGkd7 Here is our paper on Green Sulfur Bacteria: https://t.co/P7F6mvf31C

Omnitrophota are ultra-small (~0.2 μm) cells that are found in water, sediments and soils world-wide. Omnitrophota appear have genomic characteristics suggesting host-associated lifestyles consistent with obligate bacterial predators. https://t.co/h2pPhxPX5C

ISME paper of the year awards! https://t.co/4PqkqtVgLz

I'm excited to hire a postdoc to study soil microbial communities in remnant and restored prairies! Position starts as soon as January. See job ad and application info: https://t.co/9infb6BM5O Come join our lab group! Or consider if you know someone who would be a great fit.

I'm so sad to say that my excellent colleague and friend Tullis C. Onstott passed away after a long illness, surrounded by family. His relentless optimism, infectious laugh, and deep knowledge of subsurface biogeochemistry made him a ray of light for many of us. We will miss him.

First in person seminar in 1.5 years! Welcome to #UTK @EricBecraft

After a long journey, we finally share our publication of the Metabolic potential of the Deep Ocean Microbiome from Malaspina Expedition 2010 ⛴️🌎 published with @SpringerNature in @CommsBio. #openaccess in this link 👇 https://t.co/ZfmyA0ikSU

Activity-guided single-cell genomics as a tool to guide novel biosynthetic discovery. Cool stuff! :) https://t.co/lsA1O3LqaK

Nice story on our recent ISME paper examining evolutionary stasis in Desulforudis populations on three continents. @TheEconomist @rstepanauskas https://t.co/0ZGjMuSipL

Microbe may have been in evolutionary stasis for millions of years. @EricBecraft @north_alabama @rstepanauskas @BigelowLab

Living fossils: Microbe discovered in evolutionary stasis for millions of years https://t.co/9YkeMiLOop via @physorg_com This is amazing! Great work @EricBecraft et al.!

Evolutionary stasis of a deep subsurface microbial lineage @UNACOAS @UNAFlorAla @unaresearch @north_alabama

I am so happy to announce our postdoc opening is live! Check it out if you would like to join our @NSF Rules of Life interdisciplinary team studying the relationship between prairie plant roots and soil microbes! @AndrewLHipp @MeghanMidgley @BarberEcology https://t.co/ErD0SFeo36