Ready for the first day of IHMC 2022 in Kobe 🇯🇵🍁 IHMC2022Kobe Who can I meet here today? ☺️

Session 4 IHMC2022Kobe with Ami Bhatt Stanford University says we should be measuring absolute abundance of microbes. Also that the revised estimate of human to microbial cells is 3.2:1

If you are at the IHMC2022Kobe and interested in how gut transit time and pH associate with gut microbial metabolites 💩🧪 I am happy to chat at the poster no. 197 🤩

.Microbiome Virtual International Forum featured at IHMC2022Kobe ! Free monthly bite-sized microbiome conferences in both Atlantic and pacific time zones. Abstract submissions rolling.

Delighted to have many poster discussions about my PhD work at IHMC2022Kobe in Kobe 🇯🇵 many thanks to Females in Mass Spectrometry (FeMS) for granting me the Empowerment Award to support this 🙏🙏

..when I finish this paper ..when I submit that paper ..when I get this degree ..when I complete this task ..when I climb that ladder ..when I win this award The future is always busy. Don't forget to live now.

New paper from our lab in Microbiome! We find that #overweight individuals with a #Bacteroides enterotype🦠, not only have higher body weight, but also have less energy left in the stool (per g dry faeces), suggesting a more efficient energy extraction⚖️ doi.org/10.1186/s40168…

Abstract submission for #gutmicro2023 is now open! Submit your abstract for an oral or poster presentation covering one of our 5 topics on gut microbiota. 👇 Deadline: 27 February Submit now at bit.ly/3VVKUvt.

Yesterday I had the pleasure to present some of my #PhD work at the #NWS2023 and stimulate a discussion about the role of #guttransittime and #gutpH for the host-microbiota #metabolism. Thanks for having me! Nutrition Winter School 🇫🇮❄️ NuGo Nutrition

Today is an important day for my country #CzechRepublic 🇨🇿 #elections #volimgenerala Ministerstvo zahraničních věcí 🤞🤞

Interesting read in Microbiome: "#Stool #energy density is positively correlated to #intestinal #transit time and related to #microbial enterotypes" #microbiota #GutMicrobiota #diet #obesity Naomi Venlet Nicola Prochazkova Henrik M. Roager Wageningen U&R 👇

👀 Looking for a #metabolomics course where you get hands-on experience with preprocessing and data analyses? 👇🤩🙌 Date: June 26-30th in Copenhagen ☀️

New paper first-authored by talented Nicola Prochazkova and Naomi Venlet - congratulations!👏🍾 Here we show that a whole-grain diet (compared to a refined-grain diet) increases faecal #butyrate and #stool frequency in overweight adults. 👉Grains matter! frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

🎓 I Did It 🙌 Last week I defended my PhD thesis and concluded my journey as a PhD student 👩🏻‍🎓 Many thanks to my supervisor Henrik M. Roager 🙏 and all others who have supported me through it! #phdgraduate

Why do some individuals exhale methane while others don’t and what can a simple breath test tell us about our gut? Some of the questions we are trying to answer in the PRIMA consortium 🧪🧫🧬 check my poster at the Precision Nutrition Forum at #CBMR for preliminary findings 🤩

Excited to ✈️ to Rome for the #IHMC2024 to hear the latest news from the microbiome world 🧫 and to present a poster no. 91 looking into the gut environment vs gut microbiome and metabolome in our #PRIMA cohort 🧪Who do I get to chat with?? 🤩

OUT TODAY: Gut physiology and environment explain variations in human gut microbiome composition and metabolism Nicola Prochazkova Henrik M. Roager nature.com/articles/s4156…

📢New paper in Nature Microbiology 🎉 👉🏻Our results highlight the important role of transit time and pH for the gut microbiome and metabolome‼️ Amazing team effort lead by Nicola Prochazkova and Henrik M. Roager 🤩👏🏻 nature.com/articles/s4156…