Happy #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience! 👩‍🔬🦠 We’re proud of the incredible female researchers at CMR who are breaking barriers and driving innovation in microbiome science. Together, let's continue to empower the next generation of women and girls in STEM.

Congrats to CMR PhD student @Georgina_HJoyce for an excellent final seminar today! 🦠👩‍🔬 we're so proud of all you've accomplished in the past four years.

We're proud to share CoverM, a powerful open-source tool for calculating read coverage for metagenomic analyses. You can find the full article in the link below!

RT @wwood: Will always be our first @rust4bio project, a special place.

Check out our team's latest preprint, which introduces GenomeFISH—an innovative, genome-based FISH technique that enables strain-level visualisation of microbial communities🔬 Read the full study here:

RT @aroney_samuel: Excited to share “Bin Chicken”, substantially improving genome recovery through rational metagenomic assembly. Applied t…

RT @wwood: Happy to be involved in a community spirited effort on river microbiomes from by @jmikayla7 @kcwrighton out in Nature https://t.…

We are proud to share that CMR's Prof Gene Tyson, A/Prof @luispedrocoelho and A/Prof @wwood have been named 2024 Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers! A well-deserved recognition of your dedication to advancing scientific knowledge 👏👏 See the full list:

@TRI_info @ResAustralia @ourANU @QUT Thanks to @TRI_info for your ongoing support of our work!

RT @TRI_info: Congrats to the TRI-based team from the @CMR_QUT, winning a @ResAustralia Frontiers Award, sponsored by @ourANU. Under @QUT P…

A huge congrats to the CMR team for taking home the @ResAustralia 2024 Frontiers Award! This award recognises transformative research that could improve health outcomes in Australia and globally. We are so proud of our team and look forward to more exciting research to come🎉

RT @BrisJAMS: Our annual BrisJAMs Careers outside Academia was a huge success! A big thank you to all our guest speakers and sponsors for m…

CMR Director Prof Gene Tyson recently sat down with journalist Elissa Lawrence to discuss one of his favourite topics: the human microbiome. Read more about Prof Tyson’s career as a microbial ecologist and his hopes for the future of microbiome science.

An excellent presentation from CMR PhD student, @cayalapintos, at this year's @AUSSOCMIC AusME conference 👏 Camila highlighted the need for a better understanding of mucosal microbial communities, and how she's addressing this important knowledge gap.

A huge congratulations to A/Profs @S_J_Mc and @ThePopeLab on their induction into the ARC's College of Experts! 🎉 We are confident that your contributions will play an important role in improving Australia’s research landscape.

Congrats to @ThePopeLab on the recent publication in Communications Biology, which demonstrates the need for high-resolution microbiome characteristion to design effective intervention strategies—in this case, to improve the health of Atlantic salmon.

Check out this recent review featuring CMR’s A/Prof @luispedrocoelho, which highlights recent advancements and current challenges in the field of orthology-based research. Read the full article here:

We are honoured to have been named a finalist in the 2024 Research Australia Awards, sponsored by The Australian National University. It is an incredible recognition of the hard work the team puts in every day to drive innovation in microbiome science. Well done, team 👏

Reflecting on an enlightening talk today, given by @UniNMBU post-doctoral researcher @velma_te_a. Velma shared valuable insights into the complexities of omics research and its diverse applications. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this engaging discussion! #OmicsResearch

Check out some of the team's recent work, published in Frontiers in Microbiology🦠The study explores the biogeography of the mucosa-associated microbiome in patients with inflammatory bowel disease.