New Paper: Quantitative proteomic comparison of salt stress in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii and the snow alga Chlamydomonas nivalis reveals...

Congratulations to Zongting who got married earlier this month- we wish the newly wed couple lots of happiness!

In January of this year, I came across a call from the Knowledge Transfer Network called UK India Urban Challenge to present novel ideas...

On the 12th day of Christmas (stationary phase) my true love gave to me...Chlorella vulgaris, Haematococcus pluvialis, Synechococcus...

Excellent work by Dr. Mahendra Raut, who has demonstrated in a new publication in Bioresource Technology, that pre-treatment of biomass...

Well well- a great moment for any research group is the successful performance of a PhD student in a viva. Four hours of hypothesising,...

We all know that microalgae can grow in domestic wastewater, with all that nitrogen and phosphorus for food- in fact, the research behind...

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960852420315200 Check out a new paper from the group looking at adapting the algal...

Emanga will be the star and has been showcasing how beneficial adding microalgae to soil can be. She will start by demonstrating how to...

https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/cbe/news/new-bacteria-and-algae-process-could-help-decarbonize-uk-military?fbclid=IwAR24eS7Tz_W-K7mh_GUF7PDOg...

It's great see our PhD student, Helen Wright, being recognised for her work to help map glycosylation on the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein,...

Welcome to the World baby Gabriel as Juliano and family celebrate the arrival of their second child- but not without a challenge. Not...

This is one of my favourites I have to admit- collaborating with ecologists is always fun, but especially with The Beckslab...

The group has been awarded funding from the Defence and Security Accelerator to create microbial consortiums to degrade waste...

Seeing old friends and talking new projects, highly recommend visiting Mumbles too! Mine's a lobster and crab burger with fries btw.

We have...UK, Brazil, China, Iraq, Mexico, Kuwait, Malaysia and Nigeria...covered.

It was great to meet Bas Dutilh at Utrecht University who is doing some very cool experimental and computational work with microbial...

It was called "New Approaches to Resolving Community Metaproteomes: ComProt", but it achieved much, much more. This two day meeting was...

The cooling system has kicked in... take care of your algae out there (even up North).

We have a tentative program for the metaproteomics workshop in Sheffield (4-5th September 2019). Can't wait to meet everyone....