Fascinating talk on bi- and tri-zorbing by Shruthi Magesh. Mobile mixed species biofilms. #Microbio24. Amazing work.

Thank you Microbiology Society for the opportunity to talk about co-zorbs and tri-zorbs “motile multispecies biofilms” #Microbio24 #GoZorbs #Biofilms #PhDlife #collaboration Jo Handelsman

Listen to our recent mBio publication in TWiM! Thank you Mark O. Martin for discussing our work!! asm.org/Podcasts/TWiM/… doi.org/10.1128/mbio.0… Jo Handelsman Amanda Hurley Marc Chevrette Microbiology Doctoral Training Program #zorbs #THOR #Microbialcommunity #Flavobacterium

This Week in Microbiology: A Fusobacterium nucleatum clade that dominates colorectal cancer, and surface colonization by Flavobacterium johnsoniae promotes its survival in a model microbial community. asm.social/1Os

Episode #40 of the #MattersMicrobial podcast is up! This week, the great Jo Handelsman joins the #QualityQuorum to discuss soil microbial communities, THOR (the hitchhikers of the rhizosphere), and biofilm-zorbs! Univ. of Puget Sound ASM #MicrobeTV youtu.be/MMI1fVF-9Zc?si…

Sticky bacteria, slimy layers, and colonization mutants! Shruthi Magesh of Microbiology Doctoral Training Program on surface adhesion in the rhizosphere. Nice write-up by Wisconsin Institute for Discovery wid.wisc.edu/sticking-to-su…

Excited for the big talk at UW-Madison! Join me tomorrow (7/25) at 10:30 am in #BeneficialMicrobesMTG to learn about co-zorbs! Beneficial Microbes Meeting Jo Handelsman

Had such an amazing time talking about Co-zorbs at Beneficial Microbes Meeting! Thank you, Liz Johnson, for the pins and for making the last session so much fun. Can't wait for more exciting discussions ahead! #BeneficialMicrobes #Microbiology

If you're attending #ISME19 and would like to learn about multispecies biofilms that can move "co-zorbs," stop by my poster PS1.03.062 tomorrow, August 19th, at 4:30pm! ISME Microbiology Doctoral Training Program

If you’re attending #isme19 and interested in animal-microbe symbiosis, consider dropping by my poster tomorrow morning to learn how a unique mosquito species can adaptively curate the composition and function of their microbiota! 🦟🦠

All set and ready for the poster session! Stop by poster: PS1.03.062 at 4:30pm today to learn about multispecies motile biofilms!! #ISME19 ISME Microbiology Doctoral Training Program UW-Madison MMI

Thanks Akos T. Kovacs for announcing my work! This is really a nice collaboration of many groups and single-cell technologies! You will see the preprint out soon!

Had a fantastic experience at my first ISME event! The poster session was a success—loved all the great conversations about co-zorbs. Thanks for the incredible response! Big thanks to ISME for the travel grant and the chance to present at #ISME19 Poster up till tmw!

Joana Falcao Salles Joana Falcao Salles (University of Groningen) on Ecological concepts behind bacterial invasions: from single species to community coalescence #ISME19

Johan Bengtsson-Palme Johan BengtssonPalme, Chalmers University of Technology on Monitoring of antimicrobial resistance in the environment: what? why? and how? #EMBARK program #ISME19

It’s ab-zorbable! This is awesome work.

New preprint alert! We're thrilled to share our latest research on Co-zorbs! Be among the first to explore this fascinating bacterial phenomenon and its potential impact on future research. Don't miss the amazing videos we've included! #CoZorbs Microbiology Doctoral Training Program Jo Handelsman

Interested in applying to Microbiology Doctoral Training Program ?  Join in a panel discussion for prospective students and learn more about the application process and program!  Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI……… #MDTP #gradschool

Microbial community interactions on a chip #PNAS by Duane Juang from David J. Beebe with Jo Handelsman Ophelia Venturelli microbial coculture platform with GFP labeled B. cereus pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…