Hi all, as part of our project with NFDI4Microbiota, we are working to develop minimum standards for microbial biotransformation of chemical compounds. Please take this short survey to voice your options and suggestions on what are the important standards for the community
Greetings from the TREC Symposium, which gathered people from EMBL and beyond to share collected results and data! Lot's of interesting science has already been shown over the past days! Our lab presented work on marine chemical pollution. We are excited for the talks today! @embltrec.bsky.social
Sneak peek: 2 weeks ago, our team presented the GUT-BASE: our new atlas mapping how gut microbes transform drugs.
We profiled thousands of microbe–drug interactions across gut species as a first step toward understanding — and eventually predicting — how the microbiome shapes drug metabolism.
🚀 NFDI4Microbiota Annual Conference 2025 – Day 1 & 2!
Highlights included:
🎤 A thought-provoking keynote by Alexandre Smirnov
💬 A lively panel discussion on bridging lab practices and scientific publishing
🤝 Engaging networking and community exchange session. Stay tuner for day 3!
🚨 NEW: Cheminformatics Microservice V3!
✨ Features: RDKit/CDK/OpenBabel integration, interactive structure editor, PubChem access & more
📄 Preprint: doi.org/10.26434/che...
🌐 Try it: app.naturalproducts.net
#Cheminformatics #Opensource #compchem
🎓 Congratulations to Dr. Amber Brauer on successfully defending her PhD thesis, “Metabolic Interactions in the Entero-Hepatic Cycle,” supervised by Dr. Michael Zimmermann and Prof. Dr. Anne-Claude Gavin. Thesis Committee: Prof. Pascale Vonaesch and Prof. Mirko Trajkovski.
#Metabolomics #Microbiome
I had the pleasure of joining The Knowledge Catalyst podcast by EMBL’s Open Science Community to discuss FAIR computational workflows in Metabolomics. A big thank you to the entire team, especially @victoriayan.bsky.social for the invitation and engaging conversation.
#FAIRWorkflows #Metabolomics