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Matt Sullivan, CoMS Director elected an AAAS Fellow
Congratulations to Matt Sullivan, CoMS Director for 2023 class of American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellows election!
CoMS Director Matt Sullivan awarded Fulbright
Ohio State University's Center of Microbiome Science (CoMS) is pleased to announce Matt Sullivan, CoMS Director has received a Fulbright Award this year to work in France.
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CoMS Executive Advisory Committee member Jonathan Jacobs awarded Fulbright
Ohio State University's Center of Microbiome Science (CoMS) is pleased to announce that Jonathan Jacobs, CoMS Executive Advisory Committee member received a Fulbright Awards to Uruguay…
Microbial viruses act as secret drivers of climate change
New research led by Zhi Ping Zhong, research associate at the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center, underscores the importance of understanding viral contributions to methane metabolism in…
Carnegie Lecture "Exploring the ocean multiverse with Tara Oceans" with Matt Sullivan, CoMS Director
Carnegie lecture in Washington, D.C., on YouTube (for Matt’s segment on viruses, advance to 39 minutes in – but we suggest you watch it all!)
A discussion on a project that represents the…
Imageomics poised to enable new understanding of life
An overview of the state of imageomics was presented at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science byTanya Berger-Wolf, faculty director of the Translational…
Viruses that can help ‘dial up’ carbon capture in the sea
Presented at the recent AAAS Annual Meeting, researchers begin applying lessons learned from the ocean to soils.
Microbiome Informatics coursework leads to viral dark matter of the rumen ecosystem paper
Ming Yan is a PhD Candidate in OSU’s College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Science studying with Professor Zhongtang Yu. In fall 2021, Ming took one of the Microbiome Science Training…
Dr. Zakee Sabree obtains $1.2M grant from NSF to identify gut bacteria that promote healthy animal development
Evolution Ecology and Organismal Biology Associate Professor Zakee
L. Sabree has received a four-year $1.2M grant to identify gut bacterial
species that promote normal growth and…