Laura van Galen
@laura_vangalen
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RT @spununderground: Microbes are critical to life on Earth. But they’re unsung heroes, unrecognized by international policies. A new pap…
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RT @CrowtherLab: "Microbial technologies can go a long way in helping us achieve the #SDGs” – @laura_vangalen From nutrition to recycling…
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RT @CellCellPress: Featured content from yesterday's anniversary focus issue on #microbes! @CrowtherLab @laura_vangalen @ETH_en & colleagu…
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RT @WilliamJRipple: A future without microbes? Unthinkable! In fact, many microbe-based technologies – ranging from health prevention to ec…
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RT @r_danovaro: I am happy to share our recent paper entitled “Scientists’ call to action: Microbes, planetary health, and the Sustainable…
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RT @Justin_Remais: I join with @CrowtherLab @bkoskella and many others to argue that we critically need microbes and microbial technologies…
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RT @Prof_Braj_Singh: Our new paper in Cell @CellCellPress - Scientists’ call to action: Microbes, planetary health, and the Sustainable D…
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Our new paper about how microbes are essential to achieving the SDGs is out! Thanks to such a fantastic bunch of co-authors for making this happen
A future without #microbes? Unthinkable! In fact, many microbe-based technologies – from health prevention to ecosystem restoration – are indispensable for the future. Our new paper in @CellCellPress shows that we critically need them to achieve the #SDGs:
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RT @CrowtherLab: A future without #microbes? Unthinkable! In fact, many microbe-based technologies – from health prevention to ecosystem re…
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Using dual-mycorrhizal plants to prime soil fungal communities could be a valuable restoration tool to help re-establish ectomycorrhizal-dependent trees @botanyotago
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Native Nothofagus tree habitat will decline in the future in Aotearoa (NZ). New habitat will also become environmentally suitable - except that Nothofagus trees will be in strong competition for much of this new habitat with invasive conifers @botanyotago
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We found evidence of correlated evolution between New Zealand Nothofagus host trees and their ectomycorrhizal fungal symbionts @NewPhyt @botanyotago
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Our fungal paper that uses multi-site generalised dissimilarity modelling to separate out the environment/host effects on the community structure of "rare" and "common" ectomycorrhizal fungal species is out! @botanyotago
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RT @CrowtherLab: Welcome to the lab! 👋 This week, we are joined by postdoc @laura_vangalen, an EM #fungi enthusiast ✨💡Laura will be resear…
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RT @davidorlovich: Sharing a link to this new paper on barriers to Nothofagus seedling establishment in grasslands, by the amazing @laura_v…
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