The ECR project MicroFlux led by @nestor-arandia.bsky.social aims to explore how microorganisms living in coastal aquifers influence the chemistry of groundwater discharging into the sea, aiming to shed light on the role of coastal aquifers as attenuators of nitrogen pollution to the coastal ocean.

Our new pre-print is out! We show that vitamin related interactions and vitamin cross-feeding as main processes in marine microbial interactomes. @ramalok.bsky.social @loglab-bcn.bsky.social

🌊 Save the Date! 🌍 #SAME18 — Aquatic Microbiomes on a Changing Planet 📍 Barcelona, Spain | 🗓️ Sept 28 – Oct 3, 2025 At the iconic PRBB 🧬🌿 Join us to explore the frontiers of aquatic microbial ecology. 📢 Stay tuned for more info and follow us on Bluesky! #MicrobialEcology #MarineMicrobiology #SAME18

What do @sibecol.bsky.social ecologists do? A recent study by Néstor Arandia-Gorostidi et al. reveals that microorganisms from the deep ocean can use urea as a source of nitrogen and energy, ensuring their survival in this challenging environment! sibecol.org/en/review_ar...

Exciting news for aquatic microbial ecologists! The 18th SAME meeting will take place in Barcelona (Sept 28–Oct 3, 2025) 🧬🌊 Interested? Please, share your details here: forms.gle/XUTfGqq3tpgL... only takes a minute! Spread the word & save the date! 🗓️