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LuxArt glowing

LuxArt glowing

LuxArt glowing

LuxArt glowing

Mark during seminar

Mark during seminar

Mark during seminar

Mark during seminar

@markowenmartin.bsky.social joined us in Happy Valley for two days of interdisciplinary exchange: LuxArt, using bioluminescent bacteria to create glowing living art, and a seminar on microbial philosophy exploring how we understand microbial life and systems!

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Huge congrats to our grad students 🎉

Christine Ta earned the Harold F. Martin Outstanding Teaching Award for her impact on inclusive, engaging learning.

Luana Bresciani received the Victoria Braithwaite Research Excellence Award for best ecology paper.

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Simple vineyard growing practice impacts soil microbiome deep below surface | Penn State University Planting grass groundcovers within the vineyard row can benefit vineyard soils and reduce the need for herbicide applications.

A simple vineyard practice can have big underground impacts.

Hayden Bock, Suzanne Fleishman, and team found that planting groundcover under vines shifts the soil microbiome—even deep below the surface, beyond root zones.

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Plant scientists receive $1.96M NIH grant to study plant-bacteria partnerships | Penn State University A team of plant scientists in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences has received a $1.96 million, five-year grant from the National Institutes of Health to fund a study of how beneficial plant...

🌱 Liana Burghardt’s team received a $1.96M NIH grant to study how beneficial plant–bacteria partnerships form and persist, and how they support plant growth and ecosystem health.

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2026 Bring Your Kids to Work Day The One Health Microbiome Center hosted a "Pipette Art" event, teaching employees and their children how to create artwork with tools used daily in a scientific lab.

We joined Bring Our Children to Work Day at Penn State with a hands-on “pipette art” activity. Using real lab tools, participants explored the precision behind science while getting creative.

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#OneHealth #STEM #ScienceEducation

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Why State College was just named the best college town in America State College, home to Penn State, was named America’s best college town by USA TODAY readers. Here’s what to do, eat, and where to stay.

Big news🎉

State College—home to Penn State University—is the #1 Best College Town (USA TODAY 2026 10Best).

Here’s to the people, partnerships & the One Health Microbiome Center that make Happy Valley thrive!

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Phage Foundry We have brought together multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional expertise.

Had a great time visiting the @psumbiome.bsky.social. I had the opportunity to share the work of Phage Foundry (phagefoundry.org) and explore a range of exciting potential collaborations in the microbiome space, including ongoing phage work with my friend Edward Dudley
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Such an honor to be invited to Penn State to share my many #MicrobialEnthusiasm. Short trip (tomorrow-Friday), but a #LuxArt session and seminar to present, and people with whom to share #OMG and #WTM. I am grateful to @symbionticism.bsky.social and the @psumbiome.bsky.social for the invitation.

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We are proud to recognize member Scott Medina, a recipient of Penn State’s 2026 Excellence in Advising Award.

His One Health–driven, personalized advising empowers students to succeed.

Congrats, Scott! 🎉

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🚨 Our 2026 One Health Microbiome Symposium is AT CAPACITY!

Missed it? Join the waitlist: gdeitzler@psu.edu

A special thanks to all of our sponsors for making it possible! #OneHealth #Microbiome

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QIAGEN box with members behind

QIAGEN member Will during his talk

QIAGEN member Will during his talk

QIAGEN member Daniel during his talk

QIAGEN member Daniel during his talk

We welcomed QIAGEN to the One Health Microbiome Center for a Digital PCR Demo Day and Tech Talk, highlighting the QIAcuity platform and its applications.

We appreciate their continued partnership and support of the One Health Microbiome Symposium!

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Just over two weeks left to submit your nominations for this year's Microbiome Medal! See below for more details.

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#GutBacteria #HealthyGut #ScienceExplained #GutHealth #Microbiome #OneHealth

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What Are Your Gut Bacteria Saying About You? | One Health Microbiome Center #guthealth #microbiome
What Are Your Gut Bacteria Saying About You? | One Health Microbiome Center #guthealth #microbiome YouTube video by One Health Microbiome Center at Penn State

Happy Thursday! 🦠 Ever wonder what your gut bacteria are “saying” about you?

In under a minute, Mallorie Smith breaks down your microbiome’s messages and how they impact digestion, immunity & wellness—no lab coat needed!

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Whole-genome sequence and phenotypic characteristics of Bacillus cereus strain IM8 isolated from the Upper Fremont Glacier in Wyoming | Microbiology Resource Announcements Glacial environments serve as natural cryogenic libraries where microorganisms can remain preserved for multimillennial periods, providing opportunities to study them (1–3). The Bacillus cereus group ...

New from Jasna Kovac and Tyler Chandross-Cohen:

B. cereus IM8 from a Wyoming glacier shows 97.52% ANI with B. cereus sensu stricto (not typically cold-adapted).

High cytotoxicity (Caco-2) + ampicillin resistance.

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Salmonella Dublin outbreaks in Brazilian cattle: clinical-epidemiological aspects, antimicrobial resistance, and comparative genomic analysis | Microbiology Spectrum Salmonella Dublin is a cattle-adapted serovar capable of causing disease and substantial economic losses in the livestock sector. In humans, this serotype is also associated with serious illness and h...

It’s St. Patrick’s Day 🍀—but Salmonella Dublin is no lucky charm.

New research from @erika-ganda.bsky.social & Sophia Kenney examines 19 outbreaks in Brazil, finding widespread antimicrobial resistance and links to human strains—highlighting zoonotic risk.

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New research featuring Seogchan Kang & Ananda Bandara 🌱

Their study shows certain Trichoderma fungi can boost tomato growth while reshaping rhizosphere microbial communities and restoring bacterial richness in disturbed soils.

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Is Sourdough Bread Good For Your Microbiome? | One Health Microbiome Center #sourdough #microbiome
Is Sourdough Bread Good For Your Microbiome? | One Health Microbiome Center #sourdough #microbiome YouTube video by One Health Microbiome Center at Penn State

A new 𝑴𝒊𝒄𝒓𝒐𝒃𝒊𝒐𝒎𝒆 𝑴𝒂𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒄𝒍𝒂𝒔𝒔 Short has arrived!

Josephine Wee explains whether sourdough bread is good for your microbiome — and how sourdough + yogurt can influence digestibility & gut microbes.

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Draft genomes of Salmonella Dublin from North Dakota State University veterinary diagnostic laboratory | Microbiology Resource Announcements Salmonella enterica serovar Dublin is a clinically significant bovine pathogen and one of the most frequently isolated serovars from dairies in the United States (1). Transmission dynamics and pathoge...

New from @erika-ganda.bsky.social, Sophia Kenney & colleague:

26 high-quality Salmonella Dublin genomes from U.S. dairy cattle to improve surveillance and outbreak response.

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#Microbiome #GutHealth #DietaryFiber #NutritionScience #ScienceCommunication #YouTubeShorts

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What Are Dietary Fibers? | One Health Microbiome Center #nutrition #fibers
What Are Dietary Fibers? | One Health Microbiome Center #nutrition #fibers YouTube video by One Health Microbiome Center at Penn State

A new 𝑴𝒊𝒄𝒓𝒐𝒃𝒊𝒐𝒎𝒆 𝑴𝒂𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒄𝒍𝒂𝒔𝒔 YouTube Short is here!

Vishal Singh explains: What are dietary fibers?🥦

In under 60 seconds, learn how dietary fibers help support the microbes living in your gut.

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‘Water bears’ reveal potential for adapting, protecting Martian resources | Penn State University Microscopic animals called tardigrades are providing real insight into how humans could adapt extraterrestrial resources to support space exploration, as well as whether such resources could help prot...

New featuring Corien Bakermans:

Tardigrades (“water bears”) are helping scientists study how life might interact with simulated Martian soils — with implications for future space exploration.

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Check out this Q&A with Carolee Bull, @hockettlab.bsky.social, Alex Vompe, & Mozhde Hamidizade:

Microbiome science is reshaping agriculture — improving crop health and resilience while reducing synthetic inputs. Field-ready solutions will take continued collaboration.

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Disease-Suppressive Phyllosphere Microbiomes: A Perspective on Microbiome Transplantation for Sustainable Agriculture - PubMed The plant-associated microbiome is a key contributor to plant health, influencing nutrition, stress tolerance, and disease outcomes. Manipulating these microbiomes is a potentially powerful tool for plant disease management. However, the implementation of direct plant microbiome manipulation is rare …

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Recently from Livleen Kaur & @hockettlab.bsky.social:🌱

A new Perspective on phyllosphere microbiome transplantation as a tool for sustainable plant disease management. They outline direct and iterative approaches to build disease-suppressive leaf microbiomes, and key challenges ahead.

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Protocol for purifying recombinant HBV capsids from HepG2 cells and comparative phosphorylation analysis by phosphate-affinity SDS-PAGE The hepatitis B virus (HBV) capsid protein (HBc or Cp) contains multiple phosphorylation sites that regulate distinct stages of the viral lifecycle. H…

New from Joseph C-Y Wang and Kathleen Culhane:

This paper introduces a streamlined method to purify HBV capsids and assess their phosphorylation states, supporting deeper mechanistic studies of HBV biology.

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#Epigenetics #GeneExpression #Microbiome #ScienceShorts

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