It's out! Our review on "Quantitative principles of (microbial) metabolism shared across scales" is out in Nature Microbiology. Studies of metabolism often focus on one specific scale (enzyme, cell, organism, community) – yet they are connected. How can we bridge this gap?

I am very proud of a first year PhD student in my lab, Xianghu Wang, for his paper on how to improve molecular networking with graph topology algorithms just published in J. of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry! The whole process was both helpful for improving the manuscript and smooth.

See how mass spectrometry is the best analytical tool? Very mindful ⭐️ very classy ⭐️ very demure ⭐️

🪸🌊🤿 An important description of reef water microbes in an oligotrophic and healthy Caribbean reef ecosystem prior to disease and heat: Jardines de la Reina, Cuba. Our 11th US-Cuban 🇨🇺🇺🇸 co-authored publication! mdpi.com/2940806 #mdpimicroorganisms via Microorganisms MDPI

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Looking forward to #MANA2024 next week! Stop by the Environment & Ecology oral session on Monday afternoon to say hi 👋 and hear about some of the coral 🪸 metabolomics projects I’ve been working on!

Join us today for the ECM Networking event at the 6th MANA Annual Conference!

#MANA2024 is off to a _quacking_ start 🦆 We unveiled the Living Guidance Document for QA/QC Best Practices in LC-MS Untargeted Metablomics with a lively workshop yesterday. Looking forward to more great programming from Metabolomics today!

CORAL REEF NEWS: Coral larvae make homes where ocean sounds the healthiest oceanographicmagazine.com/news/coral-lar… There are a number of factors that might determine where you choose to make your house a home: the commute into work, the performance of the local schools, maybe the distance

out now: Microbial solutions against climate catastrophe” => A call to action across 15 journals to counter climate change, harnessing microbiology. ... Too many times we heard it can’t be done, and yet here we are! Universität Konstanz kudos to Raquel Peixoto et al nature.com/articles/s4146…

Such an amazing pleasure to be part of this workshop! Can’t wait for the roadmap and future publications to help collate the wealth of expertise shared by all participants! It really is all hands on deck for coral disease and conservation! 🪸Thanks to G20 CORDAP for organizing!

Check out our newly published work showing that compounds in sponge exhalent water influence the composition, growth, and nutrient cycling of coral reef picoplankton. rdcu.be/d49mx

NEED FIELD EXPERIENCE? Summer Courses at Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences bios.asu.edu/education/summ… Each summer, ASU BIOS offers a suite of courses for both undergraduate and graduate students that capitalize upon the expertise of our faculty and visiting scientists. These

📣Save the date for the next episode of #OceanEncounters on March 26! Join us for a stimulating live virtual discussion with #WHOI scientists who use sound to study and protect the ocean. 📲Learn more and register: hubs.li/Q03bxj9v0 UN Ocean Decade official event

Check out the just-released Springer Book "Coral Reef Microbiome" with editors @chrisvoolstra and Raquel Peixoto and with the participation of several @mmslab members. Read more at: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…

🚨 New Publication Alert! 🚨 We've profiled NIST SRM 1950, identifying 1058 metabolites using 4 platforms and 8 assays. Explore our comprehensive SRM1950-DB for the most complete data yet! 🔗 Access here: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac… #Metabolomics #Research #SRM1950 #Science

If you conduct tissue omics (Lipidomics, Metabolomics, Proteomics) and are always wondering how to normalize your samples, check our just published paper!

We’re excited to share our latest work "Improving MALDI Mass Spectrometry Imaging Performance: Low-Temperature Thermal Evaporation for Controlled Matrix Deposition and Improved Image Quality" | Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja… 🧵👇