Center for Electromicrobiology
@CEMAarhus
We have migrated to Bluesky now. Follow us there to learn more about life forms based on electric wires. https://bsky.app/profile/cemau.bsky.social
We are now on @bluesky, and will sometime soon migrate there completely. Follow us at bsky.app/profile/cemau.… for more about the amazing cable bacteria.
🚨Keynote Spotlight (5/5)🚨 Prof. Abraham E Núñez (Univ. of Alcalá,🇪🇸)!⚡Microbial electrogenesis & pollutant bioremediation 🌱Studying electrogenic bacteria in natural environments 🔬Bioengineering-bioreactors, biosensors & desalination tech Excited for #Electromicrobiology2025!
🌟Keynote spotlight (4/5)🌟 Miriam Rosenbaum prof. at Friedrich-Schiller-University, Jena🇩🇪 ⚡Metabolic processes and synthetic biology for biotech applications ⚡Electron transfer processes in microorganisms for green biotech solutions. Thrilled to have her at #EMConference2025!
🔔Travel Grant Deadline Approaching for EM25!🔔 Students & early career researchers—apply for a travel grant as part of your abstract submission! 🚆📝 📅Decisions out mid-February. Apply now! 🔗More info & abstract submission: conferences.au.dk/electromicrobi… #Electromicrobiology2025
Ha ha. Thanks a lot @sebastia_puig . You are now an expert in finding #cablebacteria. @CEMAarhus
@kartiksaiyer @CEMAarhus thank you for such motivating hands on cable bacteria at the red sea @AISMET2025
We have just created an account on Bluesky! Follow us on bsky.app/profile/cemau.… for more news about cable bacteria in the future
In November we had a delegation from CEM in China doing research on cable bacteria and meeting with our partners there. Here is a postcard from their trip: “Final race in the lab - great profiles 👍” We're glad to have you back and we look forward to hearing all the stories.
🔌🦠 Cable bacteria like their mud fresh! 🥬 We dive down deep to keep our cable bacteria happily growing, so we can do more research with them. Here is a picture from our latest sampling trip in Brabrand Lake with Nina, Dimitri and Perrine.
🌟The Diversity Bonus!🌟 At Assembly-24, we explored blind spots in personality, culture, background, gender and more, and how it can impact our collaboration. Big thanks to Signe Ørum (@SigneOrom) for opening our eyes. Next up on the GAIN journey: ACT!
Exciting news! Our publication on cable bacteria is featured on the cover of @AppEnvMicro. We demonstrate the interaction of living cable bacteria with electrodes. You can find the paper here: journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ae…. Congratulations to all involved.
