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We’ve officially entered August. As summer comes to a close and we all return to our desks, it’s the perfect time to catch up on some good reads and get updated on what’s going on within microbiology. To make this easier, we’ve gathered the Top 5 most-read papers from every FEMS journal for the first half of the year. All open access and freely available. Here’s a snapshot of the kind of research our community has been reading most: - Fungi hidden deep in the soil and their role in plant health and carbon storage
- How avian influenza reshapes the chicken respiratory microbiota
- Antarctic bacteria producing compounds with promise against drug-resistant pathogens
- Synthetic biology and microbial tools for sustainable biotechnologies
- Pathogen adaptation and survival strategies
Whether you’re looking for inspiration or just curious what’s been making waves, this is the perfect place to start. |