Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaJAMS Brisbane @brisjams.bsky.social · 23/09/2026Introducing two of our wonderful JAMS-Brisbane Committee Members 😁 🦠 🔬 Secretary- Edwin Djonlagic 😎 Host & Sponsorship Liaison - Olivia West 😎 011
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaJAMS Brisbane @brisjams.bsky.social · 24/08/2026🎉 Introducing the new JAMS Brisbane Executive Committee! 🦠🔬 Please join us in welcoming: 👩🔬 Deputy Director – Holly Floyd 👩💼 Treasurer – Dr. Tanuka Sen 👨🔬 Secretary – Edwin Djonlagic 231
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) Ishidacmrqut.bsky.social @cmrqut.bsky.social · 16/08/202617 AUG — #ISME20 Day 1! 🦠 Today we're exploring AI (machine learning and LLMs), phage phylogeny, novel species recovery and the complex rumen microbiome. Check out our presentations below! 🔬🌏 152
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaAustralian Centre for Ecogenomics (ACE) @ace-uq.bsky.social · 16/08/2026#ISME20 Day 1: 10:00 Posters PS1 - Zeran Li: 05.199 Planctomycetota in koala gut, Gemma Laird: 06.323 microbiome of Aussie hotspring MS03 & AS03 Tree of Life sessions co-chaired by our Director @xrefugee13.bsky.social AS05.1 Michaela Blyton on Muribaculaceae in koala gut & pouch Come say hi 👋 032
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaAustralian Centre for Ecogenomics (ACE) @ace-uq.bsky.social · 13/08/2026🔬Our researchers at ACE and UQ Chemistry & Molecular Biosciences are heading to #ISME20 in Auckland next week. Catch our talks and posters, on the microbes shaping #koala gut health, #coral reef resilience, methane cycling, #symbiosis, and #antibiotic resistance. See full list below, come say hi! 172
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaIlha Byrne @ilhabyrne.bsky.social · 24/07/2026The Riginos/EvoReef lab group was well represented in Auckland @icrs.bsky.social #ICRS2026. Everyone absolutely nailed their talks ✨ @seaprof.bsky.social @zoe-meziere.bsky.social @ecolology.bsky.social @hisatakeishida.bsky.social @annie-guillaume.bsky.social 2135
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaSteven Robbins @stevenjrobbins.bsky.social · 22/07/2026It's out! Excited to present the Great Barrier Reef Microbial Genomes Database (GBR-MGD), a comprehensive DB of 1000s of high-quality prokaryote, virus, plasmid, and chromosome-level eukaryote MAGs using Nanopore long reads. Subthreads incoming. Please share widely. 🙂 www.nature.com/articles/s41...nature.comThe planktonic microbiome of the Great Barrier Reef - NatureThe Great Barrier Reef Microbial Genomes Database compiles prokaryotic, viral and eukaryotic genomes from seawater collected from the Great Barrier Reef, providing a rich resource for the study of mar... 88342
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaAustralian Centre for Ecogenomics (ACE) @ace-uq.bsky.social · 23/07/2026New work led by @stevenjrobbins.bsky.social @markoterzin.bsky.social finally published - we now have a reference of microbial genomic resources from the Great Barrier Reef. The paper came out just hours after the work presented by Marko at #ICRS2026 @icrs.bsky.social See thread here for more detail 0167
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaAustralian Centre for Ecogenomics (ACE) @ace-uq.bsky.social · 24/07/2026ACE researchers @chancx.bsky.social @hisatakeishida.bsky.social shared their work in coral hologenomics & symbiont genomics at #ICRS2026 🪸 alongside the GBR-MGD @nature.com presented by @markoterzin.bsky.social this week. Marine genomics continues to make an impact! www.nature.com/articles/s41... 053
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaJAMS Brisbane @brisjams.bsky.social · 22/06/2026‼️ There is still time left to register for JAMS15 Symposium 🦠 🎤 😎 ‼️ 📅 Date: 31 July 2026 📍 Venue: Translational Research Institute (TRI), Brisbane, QLD ⏰ Time: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM 🎟️ Registrations open till 24th July — scan the QR code in the poster to register! 122
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaThe Coral Reef Research Hub @coralreefresearch.bsky.social · 27/05/2026CORAL REEF RESEARCH NEWS: New research has shown that baby corals can travel 100 km or more across the Pacific Ocean to find a new home. Read more at: www.scu.edu.au/news/2026/co... #coralreefs #coralreefresearch #connectivity #corallarvae #coralscience #greatbarrierreef #southerncrossuniversityscu.edu.auCoral connectivity across Pacific Ocean - Southern Cross UniversityCoral babies travel vast distances across the Pacific Ocean, up to 100km or more, a new international study from Southern Cross Uni finds. 022
Reposted by Hisatake (Take) IshidaSteven Robbins @stevenjrobbins.bsky.social · 21/05/2025Very excited to present the Great Barrier Reef Microbial Genomes Database (GBR-MGD), a comprehensive DB of 1000s of high-quality prokaryote, virus, plasmid, and chromosome-level eukaryote MAGs using Nanopore long reads. Subthreads incoming. Please share widely. 🙂 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...biorxiv.orgThe planktonic microbiome of the Great Barrier ReefLarge genome databases have markedly improved our understanding of marine microorganisms. Although these resources have focused on prokaryotes, genomes from many dominant marine lineages, such as Pela... 211567