FEMS

The internet is flooded with AI-generated content, including scientific content. Unfortunately, this can reduce the quality of scientific articles, introduce inaccuracies, and weaken their ability to educate. In this #FEMSmicroBlog, S...

Soil is often dismissed as mere “dirt”. Yet it is one of the most essential systems sustaining life on Earth. Beneath our feet exists a dynamic, living world that regulates water quality, cycles nutrients, stores carbon, and supports immense biodiversity. For this year’s Earth Day,

Join us for a joint FEMS & Biolog webinar exploring how microbial communities function and respond to environmental stressors. The session opens with an introduction to Biolog’s Odin/OmniLog© systems and Phenotypic MicroArray (PM) plates and EcoPlates, powerful tools for high-throughput metabolic profiling.

Two FEMS Journals authors will then showc...

The pathogen Brucella causes Brucellosis, a neglected zoonotic disease with a considerable impact on global health, especially in low- and middle-income countries. It spreads from animal hosts to humans and other mammals via close contact, where it creates a niche by manipulating host cell functions. The main tool for this process is the type 4 secretion system...