
María Rebolleda
@MRebolleda
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RT @sydneyglassman: My co-PI @StevenDAllison is looking for a postdoc to complete the modeling aspects of our @doescience funded research p….
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RT @changyu_chang: Thrilled to share this new preprint with @corlettwwood!! We studied how microbes evolve in the wild using classy common….
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Microbes dominate the biological diversity found in natural landscapes. Yet, studies of microbial population differentiation across environmental gradients have been surprisingly scarce. In this...
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RT @ohallats: 🚨 Job Alert! 🚨 Join the UC Berkeley Physics Department! We’re hiring an Assistant Professor in soft condensed matter (broadly….
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This is amazing!!!.
This story started 5y ago with my lab. Spearheaded by fearless 1st authors @theopi and Olivia Leland. Theopi is now a PhD student at @BrownUniversity. Olivia is a physics PhD student at @BrandeisU, a self-taught biologist, and made us love soft matter. A (very long) thread (1/24)
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RT @Archaeon_Alex: This story started 5y ago with my lab. Spearheaded by fearless 1st authors @theopi and Olivia Leland. Theopi is now a Ph….
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RT @ElenaLitchman: New preprint lead by @quant_ecology and @mridulkthomas, with @ChrisKlausmeier: How interactions between temperature and….
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Temperature and resources are fundamental factors that determine the ability of organisms to function and survive, while influencing their development, growth, and reproduction. Major bodies of...
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RT @arias_flora: Behind the Paper is out! 🎉.In "Evolving solutions: breeding bacterial communities to battle pollution," we tell the story….
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Scientific research may seem neat in publications, but it’s a complex journey of trial and error. Our project, which used artificial selection to breed microbial communities to battle pollution,...
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It has been fun to see this paper at different stages and finally out! Congrats to the authors @jandraRV and Zahraa.
Microbial diversification is maintained in an experimentally evolved synthetic community. @mSystemsJ by Zahraa Al-Tameemi and @jandraRV .
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RT @asngrads: Ep21: While teaching, you may want to highlight specific lines of code output (or even highlight distinct lines over a progre….
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Thank you @SeemaSheth I had it in my calendar for tomorrow to trick myself and it worked a little to well.
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RT @NITMB_Chicago: Why should you become an NITMB Fellow?.Explore how the NITMB Fellows program can benefit you, your work, and your career….
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RT @Simply_Railway: As for the frequency—there’s a train every 15 minutes, every day from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM . No peak or off-peak hours.….
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This is an incredible paper; if you care about fitness effects and epistasis, you cannot miss this one! If you know anything about @skryazhi you'll know this paper is careful, creative, and insightful! Sarah and @_miloj are also brilliant and incredibly nice! Congratulations!!!.
It looks like I never posted anything (*but see below) on what are probably the most surprising results my lab obtained so far. Anyway, this work—led by an outstanding former PhD student Sarah Ardell in collaboration with @_miloj—is now published:.
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RT @skryazhi: It looks like I never posted anything (*but see below) on what are probably the most surprising results my lab obtained so fa….
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Predicting how new mutations alter phenotypes is difficult because mutational effects vary across genotypes and environments. Recently discovered global epistasis, in which the fitness effects of...
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