NEW! Open #PhD position on how #cablebacteria influence sediment biogeochemistry. Come work with us at Aarhus University Department of Biology, Aarhus University as part of CEM, a Center of Excellence of Danmarks Grundforskningsfond Check it out👀 bio.au.dk/forskning/fors… Apply before May1st if you don't want to miss out!

Together with colleagues from Syddansk Universitet, Aarhus University, DTU and Københavns Uni, Lars Peter Nielsen shed light on seagrass in DK fjords! How it is important for marine biodiversity while not the solution for reducing CO2 altinget.dk/miljoe/artikel… #biodiversity #climate

Congratulations Jamie JamieLustermans to have attracted the prestigious  MSCA postdoctoral  grant! 🙌We wish you  the best of luck on your future findings on #cablebacteria community processes 🔬 #marieskłodowskacurieactions #postdoc

Koen Wouters continues his scientific endeavours, studying the conductive fibre structure of cable bacteria, with us at CEM as one of our new postdocs:“ At the end of my PhD, I still had many questions about cable bacteria. During this postdoc, I get the chance to answer them.'🙌

We proudly announce that the 2 genera and 8 species of our beloved cable bacteria have been validated under the rules of the SeqCode, as proposed by our PhD Lea Emilie Plum-Jensen in her recently published paper doi.org/10.1016/j.syap…

Hurray for Electrothrix and Electronema!!

We proudly announce that the 2 genera and 8 species of our beloved cable bacteria have been validated under the rules of the SeqCode, as proposed by our PhD Lea Emilie Plum-Jensen in her recently published paper doi.org/10.1016/j.syap…

Hurray for Electrothrix and Electronema!!

Big congratulations Ramya Veerubhotla for winning a 3-year postdoc grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation! 👏🙌
Ramya will bring power to Ammonia by unleashing the Power of Microbes to Produce Green Ammonia using Bio-Electrochemical Hybrids🦠⚡️
#GreenEnergy #electrochemical #microbiology

CEM2 Cohort: our 9 newest recruits at CEM are warming up for the annual CEM Retreat this week, this year taking place at @aarhusuniversity ‘s Marine Biological Station in northern Jutland. A lot of mud with Cable Bacteria was collected following thorough examination in the lab🤓

Today our 9 newest recruits are warming up for the annual CEM Retreat, this year taking place at Aarhus Universitet ‘s Marine Biological Station in northern Jutland. Looking marvelous in waders😊 lots of mud with #cablebacteria was collected following thorough examination in the lab 😅

We are strongly represented by Nikoline Madsen, Lea Emilie Plum-Jensen, Mads Lykke Justesen, Yonggang Yang, and Kartik Aiyer at the 10th meeting in the series Bacterial Electron Transfer Processes and their regulation, organised by EFB Biotechnology efbiotechnology.org/bacterial_elec…

We are excited that Marta Sudo decided to pursue her postdoc at #CEM and look forward to following her research when she uncovers more about the ecology of cable bacteria! 🙌
”I’m loving my first days at CEM and hope to search for not only shells but also cable bacteria soon.”

👋 Wednesday, we bid farewell to a cherished colleague, Sina Haasler, as she concludes her journey with us at the Center for Electromicrobiology. Sina, thank you for your dedication, hard work, and countless contributions to our team. Wishing you all the best in your PhD work. 🌟

Big congratulations to PhD Marta Sudo for defending her thesis! 🙌She uncovered ecological strategies employed by the interactions between hosts and microbes in sulphur-oxidizing symbioses in lucinids.🦪🦠Big congratulations on the huge achievement! 🦠👏 #Symbiosis #PhD

Plugging abandoned oil pipes effectively requires cutting the inner piping below the sediment surface, often a costly process.
In CEM, we're embarking on a 3-month project to investigate leveraging electro-microbial corrosion as a cost-effective solution DTUoffshore #innovation

PLEASE SPREAD THE NEWS 😎The next course on
Microsensor Analysis in the Environmental Sciences,
takes place August 19-28, 2024 in Denmark
with an application deadline on May 1, 2024.

Big congrats 💐🍾 to Bo Wang for succesfully defending his PhD today. We are so proud of you for already impressive contributions in the field of #electromicrobiology #electrometanogens #cablebacteria . We look forward for much collaborative #research work in the future 🧑‍🔬👩‍🔬🔬🦠

Don't just call a cable a cable!

In her first publication, PhD student Lea Emilie Plum-Jensen talks about how we obtained 3 new clonal cultures of cable bacteria, with two novel species added to the list.

Read all about the work at sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🎉 Exciting news in the microbial world! 🌐 Cable bacteria, discovered in 2012 in Aarhus, is crowned 'Microbe of the Year 2024' by VAAM - Vereinigung f. Allg. u. Ang. Mikrobiologie! ⚡️ Here's to a year filled with scientific wonders and discoveries! 🥳🔬 #Microbiology #CableBacteria #HappyNewYear

Exciting news! RikkeMeyer, a long-term collaborator at Center for Electromicrobiology from iNANO - Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center, is awarded the Semper Ardens Accomplish grant by Carlsbergfondet. This allows Rikke to explore catalytic DNA structures in biofilm. Congrats on this well-deserved recognition!🌐🔬 #Biofilms

🎄✨ Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all of us at the Center for Electromicrobiology! May your holidays be filled with joy and recharging. Here's to a wonderful festive season and an electrifying year ahead! 🌟🔬 #HappyHolidays #NewYear #Electromicrobiology '