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Laura Barth

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PostDoc at @biondlab | @hifmb | Physicist

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HIFMB @hifmb.de · 08/04/2025
5th HIFMB symposium: Your ticket to talks, discussions, early career program, art and more. Registration is free of charge. ➡️ www.hifmb.de/symp25 #marinebiodiversity @hillebr1.bsky.social @ibaums.bsky.social @thilogross.bsky.social @merenbey.bsky.social
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Ashkaan K. Fahimipour @akfbio.bsky.social · 19/03/2025
New paper! (arxiv.org/abs/2503.14093) I haven’t been this excited about one in a while, and I think the theory @mhab.bsky.social develops here will be a big step forward for the field. Why? Let me explain 🧵...
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Thilo Gross @thilogross.bsky.social · 17/03/2025
Poster time at German Physical Society Spring Meeting.
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Tom Clegg @cleggtom.bsky.social · 09/12/2024
Excited to share our new preprint looking at microbial cross-feeding networks with @thilogross.bsky.social : Cross-feeding Creates Tipping Points in Microbiome Diversity doi.org/10.48550/arX... (1/5) #MicrobialEcology #TippingPoints #ComplexSystems #NetworkScience
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Cross-feeding Creates Tipping Points in Microbiome Diversity
A key unresolved question in microbial ecology is how the extraordinary diversity of microbiomes emerges from the behaviour of individual populations. This process is driven by the cross-feeding netwo...
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BioND Lab @biondlab.bsky.social · 30/11/2024
What's the best way to top off a great week? For us, it was celebrating Pedro Carrasco's successful PhD defense last Thursday. His research explored how diffusion maps can aid in computing functional biodiversity from long-term time series. Congratulations, Pedro! We are all incredibly proud of you!
Four photos taken at the PhD defense of Pedro Carrasco. The first one shows him in front of the title page of his defense talk with the title "Computation of functional biodiversity from long-term monitoring time series". Underneath, we see him standing in front of his committee, ready to take on their questions. In the next picture we see a happy, smiling Pedro toasting with his colleagues and glasses of sparkling wine (we only see the hands and glasses of the colleagues). The last picture shows how he gets his doctor hat put on his head. In Germany it is tradition that the friends and colleagues craft the hat and put things on it that relate to the PhD's work and time in the institute as a reminder of things they experienced together. His head features references to diversity in fish and plankton communities as well as some results from his diffusion maps.
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