Morgan Okpara

Congratulations to Tobi and Nadya

Applying evolutionary theory to understand host–microbiome evolution - Nature Ecology & Evolution This Perspective discusses how well-established theoretical models of evolution can be adapted to study and generate testable predictions about the evolutionary dynamics of host–microbiota association...

I am happy to announce publication of our new perspectives paper on applying evolutionary theory to host-microbiome evolution - new tricks for old dogs! @bweek.bsky.social @uni-kiel.de @transevo.bsky.social @crc1182.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Putting the Global South on the Microbiome research map -

Really proud of Chilean PhD student @bvalderrama.bsky.social who championed this new important paper just out in ‪@natcomms.nature.com‬
"If microbiome science is to benefit everyone, it must include everyone."
www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Morgan Okpara (@morganokpara.bsky.social) Microbiome Scientist interested in microbial metagenomics, symbiosis & microbiomes, bioinformatics

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Rekha Seshadri giving a talk to the participants of the 2024 Microbial Genomics & Metagenomics Workshops (MGM) workshop at the Joint Genome Institute in Berkeley, CA.

Microbial Genomics and Metagenomics (MGM) Workshop

Learn all about IMG/M and other @jgi.doe.gov data systems for #microbiology #metagenomics #microbiome #bioinformatics #comparativegenomics at our 5-day workshop

April 28-May 2, 2025 in Berkeley

Registration is now open: mgm.jgi.doe.gov

We are very happy to announce a free-to-attend #anvio workshop and ECR symposium in Oldenburg to discuss integrated microbial 'omics and learn applications of anvi'o.

More information and application link (application deadline is Jan 10): anvio.org/workshops/20...

Please apply and/or circulate 😇