Sodalis bacteria use a network of nanotubes aka tubenets to reach beyond the boundary of their own cells and aqcuire nutrients within the competitive environment of host cells. It was a pleasure working with you and your team, seeing the project evolve over the years! Thanks for having us on board!

A long, long time ago, we started this review project during the first Coron lockdown, but if finally made it out into the world - Origin and function of beneficial bacterial symbioses in insects! @naturerevmicro.bsky.social

SymbNET PhD Summer School on Host-Microbe Symbioses 2025 with great lecturers: J. Akorli, @berasymbionts.bsky.social, M. Blaser, T. Bosch, @nicoledubilier.bsky.social, @fkttkm.bsky.social, I. Gabanyi, G. Dominguez-Bello, and... 1/2 #SymbioSky #MicroSky gimm.idloom.events/phd-summer-s...

We offer a PhD project within our International Max Planck Research School "Chemical Communication in Ecological Systems" on "Metabolic exchanges, regulation and equilibrium of an ancient insect symbiosis" (Project 5). Please share, inform & apply here: www.ice.mpg.de/129183/imprs

Did you have no chance to attend a symbiosis conference this year in Europe or are you already looking forward for the next one? Then join us in Rothenburg o.d. Tauber this Oktober. We cover a wide spectrum, parasitism-mutualism, plants, animals, MOs, terrestrial & marine... x.com/SymbioseCont...

I am recruiting a PhD student to work on microbial communities in Arctic ecosystems. This is a great opportunity for someone interested in combining field, lab, and computational approaches. If you are interested, message me for more information.