A new study investigates artificial humic acids (A-HA) and soil transplants to restore depleted soil microbiomes, finding that a combination of A-HA with 10% soil transplants yields the most effective restoration, influenced by the native soil microbiome composition. https://ow.ly/X2Em50Z6Icq

A new study reveals that severe ulcerative colitis is associated with higher levels of Klebsiella and distinct metabolic disruptions, suggesting its potential pathogenic role and offering insights for disease classification and treatment strategies. https://ow.ly/k3eu50Z6bma #Microsky

We are delighted to be exhibiting at #ECB2026, hosted in Antwerp, from 28 June to 1 July 2026. Visit our stand to learn more about how the AMI journals are driving the transformative impact of microbial biotechnology across health, food, energy, and the environment. 🔬🦠 https://www.ecb2026.com/

Catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI) are among the most prevalent healthcare-associated infections. In a new study, researchers develop a reproducible in vitro model of polymicrobial CAUTIs to analyse the dynamics of common uropathogens. https://ow.ly/Fer750Z4moO #Microsky

We are pleased to invite applications for an Associate Editor role for our flagship journal, Journal of Applied Microbiology 📚 🗓️ Deadline for applications is the 30th of June 2026 🔗 Learn more and submit your application today https://ow.ly/syJW50Z4NuK

In a new review, authors emphasise the importance of microbial ecosystems for the health of both individuals and the environment, advocating for the concept of "microbiome stewardship" to guide health policies and conservation efforts. 🌍🦠 https://ow.ly/aoHg50Z4lgc

Accurate assessment of microbial contamination is crucial for safeguarding public health. A new review examines recent advancements in PCR technology for detecting Escherichia coli, highlighting its importance as a reliable indicator for food and water quality 🚰 https://ow.ly/YvZC50Z4kEi #Microsky

Targeting bacterial virulence is a promising alternative to traditional antibiotics. New research identifies microbiome-derived factors that can suppress virulence traits in pathogenic bacteria, focusing on 82 cell-free extracts from human and soil bacteria. https://ow.ly/ES7R50YWEck #Microsky

A new study examines the antifungal effects of two Bacillus velezensis strains on the spore germination and mycelial growth of various fungal plant pathogens, with results showing that both strains significantly inhibit fungal growth. https://ow.ly/ZMh150YWCbP #Microsky

Call for papers! 📄 With an emphasis on multidisciplinary collaboration, Journal of Applied Microbiology invites research advancing our understanding of the Systems and Functional Microbiology of the Gastrointestinal Tract. Submit your research today 🔗 https://ow.ly/tmSx50YWCvb #Microsky

In a new review, authors assess developments in anti-bacterial compounds aimed at treating #Yersinia infections, highlighting traditional antibiotics and novel strategies that target virulence factors and host-pathogen interactions. https://ow.ly/MTsm50YWBYx#Yersinia #Microsky

A new review highlights Azotobacter vinelandii as a powerful biological platform for sustainable ammonia (NH₃) synthesis, offering a low-carbon alternative to the energy-intensive Haber–Bosch process. https://ow.ly/nHn650YWANg #Microsky

#Biofilm associated infections pose a major threat to public health and safety. A new review highlights Lactobacillus-derived paraprobiotics and postbiotics as innovative and sustainable alternatives to traditional antimicrobials for inhibiting biofilm formation. 🦠 https://ow.ly/elvH50YOFjp

A new review explores the role of T-cell-mediated immunity in mastitis, emphasising the importance of understanding T-cell signatures and cytokine networks in improving diagnostics, immunomodulatory treatments, and vaccines to better manage mastitis in humans and animals. https://ow.ly/2iKa50YOFe6

Q&A: We catch up with food microbiologist Professor Marciane Magnani of the Federal University of Paraíba in Brazil who has just been appointed as a Deputy Editor of Letters in Applied Microbiology. www.the-microbiologist.com/careers/from... @ami-journals.bsky.social

A new study examines how packing density, bacterial inoculation, and storage length affect the fermentation profile of alfalfa silage, showing that combining greater packing density with specific microbial inoculants may enhance #Fermentation and reduce storage losses. 🌿 https://ow.ly/s6AE50YO6yt

In a new study, researchers investigate the role of trehalose synthase in the rhizobium Paraburkholderia phymatum STM815T, highlighting its importance in resistance to abiotic stresses and symbiotic efficiency. https://ow.ly/vQM050YO5gu #Microsky #Rhizosphere

More than 99% of microorganisms in the natural environment are not readily culturable. A new review examines advances in the cultivation of "yet-to-be cultured" microorganisms, and their potential as sources of novel bioactive compounds and biotechnological innovation. 🧫 https://ow.ly/gBnV50YO4EL

We believe that microbiology has the potential to solve the world’s greatest challenges. This #EarthDay, read the latest research demonstrating the current and future role of microbes in improving global economic, social, and environmental sustainability. 🌍🦠 🔗 https://ow.ly/FPhh50YNKmX#EarthDay #MicroSky

Call for papers! 📄 Letters in Applied Microbiology invites articles exploring African soil microbiomes and their relation to soil degradation, desertification, salinisation, climate resilience, and food security. 🌱 Submit your research today 🔗 https://ow.ly/cSNA50YNB8M

A new study investigates the secretome of the xylem-colonizing fungus Verticillium nonalfalfae to understand its lignocellulosic biomass degradation capabilities, with findings indicating its potential for biomass conversion. https://ow.ly/AIuO50YCnMo #Microsky

Don't forget to catch up on our latest Policy Spotlight webinar and discover how microbiologists can effectively influence policy and decision-making.

Check out Sustainable Microbiology's themed collection, exploring how microbial technologies offer potential pathways for sustainable water solutions. Sample the published papers and contribute your research in this area: oxford.ly/4eot2Gm @ami-journals.bsky.social

A new review explores urban mushroom farming as a sustainable solution for food security amid growing urbanization, addressing safety considerations, such as potential allergenicity, while emphasizing the rich nutritional profile of these products. 🍄‍🟫 https://ow.ly/stp250YCkNU #Microsky

Since its origins, life has been profoundly interconnected with Earth’s history. A new review highlights how modern microbial genomes and genomic approaches can be used to inform our understanding of ancient microbial life and its relationship with planetary changes. 🌍 https://ow.ly/ZneV50YBkrn

A new review examines the role of endophytic microorganisms in medicinal plants, emphasizing their ability to enhance plant stress resistance and produce secondary metabolites with significant pharmacological potential. 🌿 https://ow.ly/yHGN50YBlv5 #Microsky

Cold plasma presents a promising solution for water purification. This review explores its potential in disrupting bacterial biofilms and reducing antibiotic contaminants, while also addressing challenges related to scalability and economic feasibility. https://ow.ly/ouBr50YuT9O #Microsky

The CRISPR-Cas9 system is an effective tool for genome editing in fungi, enabling precise DNA modifications that advance research, agriculture, and biotechnology. A new review highlights the approaches, applications, and challenges of genome editing in fungi. https://ow.ly/x37550YyQ4Q #MicroSky

A new review highlights the role of wildlife as a major reservoir for Campylobacter species, particularly C. jejuni and C. coli, calling for a #OneHealth approach to address knowledge gaps and improve public health interventions against antibiotic-resistant Campylobacter. https://ow.ly/NnjY50YyQh1

Sustainable Microbiology regularly publishes themed collections on high-interest topics, demonstrating the role of microbes in improving global economic, social, and environmental sustainability. 🌱 🔗 Browse our themed collections here https://academic.oup.com/sumbio/pages/themed-collections

A new review explores the potential of microbial communities as biomarkers in forensic science, focusing on their applications in soil evidence tracing, postmortem interval estimation, and individual identification in sexual assault cases. https://ow.ly/wFhq50YyQ2t #ForensicMicrobiology #Microsky

In this review, authors discuss the potential of bacteriophages as a sustainable and effective solution for enhancing climate resilience in agriculture, and address challenges to integration such as limited host range and regulatory issues. https://ow.ly/ZJqr50YuT2V #Microsky

New themed collection 'Eco-Friendly Microbial Technologies for Water Treatment and Supply' aims to showcase cutting-edge research highlighting the power of microbes in transforming water processes. 🚰 📄Submit your research https://ow.ly/8az550Yy6ZJ 🔗Browse published papers https://ow.ly/xRl050Yy6ZK

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a critical public health threat. In a new review, César de la Fuente and colleagues highlight progress in integrating AI into the fight against AMR, focusing on the design and prediction of peptides as new antimicrobial agents. https://ow.ly/7Y8u50YsZhA #MicroSky

In a new systematic review and meta-analysis, authors assess rifaximin and rifampicin resistance in Clostridioides difficile, revealing a concerning overall resistance rate of 15.1% for both antibiotics and 12.8% for rifaximin alone. https://ow.ly/NfUZ50Yrien #Microsky

Single-species ecotoxicity tests provide early hazard indicators from shipping open-loop scrubber effluent. Here, authors note that tests may overestimate the ecological risks of effluent by neglecting interactions within diverse marine microbial communities. https://ow.ly/ks5L50Yrf7Y #Microsky

Prevention of food spoilage and the control of foodborne diseases remain major challenges for the food industry. A new study evaluates the antibacterial and antibiofilm activities of hazelnut skin extract (HSE) against spoilage bacteria and foodborne pathogens. https://ow.ly/Vh1u50Yreiu #Microsky

In a new review, authors summarise current research on Staphylococcus aureus extracellular vesicles, with a focus on their potential applications for vaccine development, drug delivery, and novel antitumor and antiviral therapies. https://ow.ly/IWIy50YreMS #Microsky

Plastics contain chemical additives that enhance their performance but often pose environmental risks due to their persistence and leaching. New research supports scalable screening methods for identifying effective biodegradative communities for bioremediation. https://ow.ly/GgP850Yresw #Microsky

Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is the most common vaginal disorder in women of reproductive age. A new study demonstrates MMV1582487 is a selective, non-cytotoxic, anti-biofilm candidate against G. vaginalis, supporting its potential as a novel therapeutic for BV. https://ow.ly/WWxG50Yre02 #Microsky

Does your research explore the critical role microorganisms play in food production, safety, and quality? Letters in Applied Microbiology invites papers on 'Recent Advances in Food Microbiology'. 🦠 📄Submit your research https://ow.ly/nIcc50YoEM4 🔗 Browse published papers https://ow.ly/PKzI50YoEM5

Join our next Policy Spotlight journal webinar for advice on how to maximise your impact in policymaking! This event is free to attend, register now! #microsky #microbiomesky #ArchaeaSky #PhageSky

In a new review, @clairejenkins2.bsky.social and colleagues examine the role of hybrid pathotypes of Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC) in gastrointestinal infectious disease outbreaks. https://ow.ly/CO6T50YmwJy #MicroSky #STEC #EscherichiaColi

Changes in the gut microbiota are closely linked to colorectal cancer development. In this scoping review, authors examine the effects of probiotics, prebiotics, and synbiotics on the expression of p53 and Ki-67 in colorectal cancer. https://ow.ly/tkUF50YkbLo #MicroSky

In this perspective article, authors highlight the overlooked connection between microbiology and criminal justice, arguing that microbial ecology significantly influences cognition and behaviour, which are crucial for justice outcomes. ⚖️ https://ow.ly/NRi350Ykbhs #MicroSky

Postmortem interval (PMI), is a crucial piece of information in forensic death investigations. In this review, authors discuss the potential of using the time-dependent changes in the postmortem microbiome as a tool for estimating the PMI of deceased victims. https://ow.ly/3eHa50Ykb5J #MicroSky

The AMI Journals all in one place. Stay up to date with the latest research across Journal of Applied Microbiology, Letters in Applied Microbiology, and Sustainable Microbiology. 📚 🔗 https://academic.oup.com/ami-journals #MicroSky