ICTC13

ICTC13

@ictc13.bsky.social

13th International Conference on Toxic #Cyanobacteria May 4-8, Chania, Crete, Greece www.ictc13.gr

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(BioRxiv All) Community Curation of Microbial Metabolites Enables Biological Insights of Metabolomics Data: Microbial metabolites play a critical role in regulating ecosystems, including the human body and its microbiota. However, understanding the physiologically relevant… #BioRxiv #MassSpecRSS

dlvr.itCommunity Curation of Microbial Metabolites Enables Biological Insights of Metabolomics DataMicrobial metabolites play a critical role in regulating ecosystems, including the human body and its microbiota. However, understanding the physiologically relevant role of these molecules, especially through liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS)-based untargeted metabolomics, poses significant challenges and often requires manual parsing of a large amount of literature, databases, and webpages. To address this gap, we established the Collaborative Microbial Metabolite Center knowledgebase (CMMC-KB), a platform that fosters collaborative efforts within the scientific community to curate knowledge about microbial metabolites. The CMMC-KB aims to collect comprehensive information about microbial molecules originating from microbial biosynthesis, drug metabolism, exposure-related molecules, food, host-derived molecules, and, whenever available, their known activities. Molecules from other sources, including host-produced, dietary, and pharmaceutical compounds, are also included. By enabling direct integration of this knowledgebase with downstream analytical tools, including molecular networking, we can deepen insights into microbiota and their metabolites, ultimately advancing our understanding of microbial ecosystems.

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The abstract submission deadline for #SETACMaastricht is around the corner! Submit your abstract by 26 November to showcase your research live in Maastricht next May and connect with environmental experts from around the world. 🌍 Don't miss the deadline and submit today! 👉https://lnkd.in/ec-V3n5j

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Abstract submission is now open (till 26 November). Join us in an exciting #HABs Session #SETACMaastricht 👇 Session description: setac.secure-platform.com/meetings/gal... #SETAC #SETACEurope #SETAC2026 @setac.bsky.social @setac-glb.bsky.social

Tri Kaloudis@trikaloudis.bsky.social

🧪📣 Save the date for SETAC Europe 2016 @setac.bsky.social #SETACMaastricht ! Our Session title: "Integrating #Genomics, #Metabolomics, and Control Strategies to Address Harmful Algal and #Cyanobacterial Blooms", Chaired by Petra Visser, Dail Laughinghouse, @anastasiahiskia.bsky.social.

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Huge congrats to Sylvia Bonilla 🏆 on winning the Kilham Memorial Lecture Award from SIL! Her vital work on toxic cyanobacteria across Latin America is attracting high interest from researchers across Europe and worldwide. 🔬🌍 @cyanoaction.bsky.social @ictc13.bsky.social

Join us in congratulating Sylvia Bonilla, winner of the Kilham Memorial Lecture Award! 🎉 To be delivered during the joint ASLO–SIL 2026 Congress in Montreal. We look forward to celebrating her contributions to limnology and cyanobacteria research with the SIL community! 💧

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Don’t judge a lake by its colour. In The Media: WI member Dr. Jozef Nissimov explores how viruses that attack cyanobacteria could help clear toxic algal blooms—but may leave behind hidden toxins. Read the @cottagelife article: cottagelife.com/general/coul... 
#Cyanobacteria #AlgalBlooms

cottagelife.comCould a virus be our weapon against harmful blue-green algae?Cyanobacteria, a.k.a. blue-green algae, is a common problem on some cottage lakes. Could a virus hold the key to fighting it?

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To analyse bioelectrical pathways, we interfaced thylakoid membranes isolated from #cyanobacteria with structured #electrodes. These #membranes contain a highly complex network of electron transfer, including electron transport chains for #photosynthesis and #respiration. (2/10)

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🥳🥳 Our work exploring the core microbiomes of stable cyanobacterial communities is now out in the @isme-microbes.bsky.social Journal!!! Excellent work by @andrejakust.bsky.social and company! #microbiology #cyanobacteria #metagenomics

Innovative Genomics Institute@innovativegenomics.bsky.social

Out now from @diamondlab.bsky.social — stable microbiome communities using tractable cyanobacteria. An important development for folks working on cyanobacteria, microbial community formation and establishment in lab settings, and microbial community ecology! Read here: tinyurl.com/3cs2x6r7

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🚨 Fresh from the press! We created and analyzed over 100 in vitro cyanobacterial consortia using well-characterized model cyanobacterial hosts to better understand how cyanobacteria recruit and interact with their microbiomes. Check it out: doi.org/10.1093/isme...

Diamond Lab@diamondlab.bsky.social

🥳🥳 Our work exploring the core microbiomes of stable cyanobacterial communities is now out in the @isme-microbes.bsky.social Journal!!! Excellent work by @andrejakust.bsky.social and company! #microbiology #cyanobacteria #metagenomics

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Cyanobacteria and Crop Plants: Genetic Modification, Interaction Mechanisms, and Symbiotic Colonization

sco.ltCyanobacteria and Crop Plants: Genetic Modification, Interaction Mechanisms, and Symbiotic ColonizationThe ever-increasing human population necessitates an urgent demand for ensuring food sovereignty through sustainable agriculture practices. Cyanobacteria, resilient photosynthetic microorganisms throughout the course of evolution, are found either freely or in symbiotic associations with a diverse range of lower and higher plants. Cyanobacteria-plants interactions are beneficial associations for both cyanobionts and crops. These symbiotic interactions benefit crop plants by producing valuable bioactive compounds to promote their growth and induce abiotic and biotic stress resistance. In this chapter, the first section pinpoints the genetically modified (GM) cyanobacteria and their potential in sustainable agriculture; it discusses the genetic engineering techniques employed in cyanobacteria and highlights some successful case studies showcasing the efficacy of GM cyanobacteria in agricultural settings. Then, cyanobacteria-plants interactions are explored, focusing on the intricate processes occurring in the rhizosphere. Finally, the associations of agricultural crops with different cyanobacterial strains are discussed. The lifestyle and ecological niches of cyanobacteria are also highlighted with an emphasis on their significance in establishing successful symbiotic relationships with crops. In addition, key benefits of cyanobacteria-plants symbiosis are outlined, including enhanced nutrient acquisition, increased plant growth, etc. Overall, we hope to broaden a deeper understanding of these mechanisms and interactions by harnessing the capabilities of cyanobacteria in promoting sustainable agriculture, particularly in developing countries.

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Excited to be one of the guest editors! We’re calling for papers on cutting-edge #proteomics and #metabolomics in #multiomics research. Looking forward to your submissions!

Yasset Perez-Riverol@ypriverol.bsky.social

I'm co-editing a special issue at Genome Biology with @fcyucn.bsky.social: "Advances in Proteomics and Metabolomics." We're seeking innovative research that enhances the visibility and impact of #proteomics & #metabolomics in the context of #Multiomics. www.biomedcentral.com/collections/...

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Join us for a power-packed software workshop where we’ll be breaking boundaries in multi-vendor MS analysis using #mzmine at #ASMS2015 Led by experts @robinschmid.bsky.social and @ansgarkorf.bsky.social 𝗡𝗼 𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻–𝘂𝗽 𝗿𝗲𝗾𝘂𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗱, 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗱𝗿𝗼𝗽 𝗯𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗼𝗼𝘁𝗵 𝗮𝘁 𝟭𝟮 𝗺𝗶𝗱𝗱𝗮𝘆. See you there! 👋

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And just like that, #SETACVienna is over. But even on the last day, we had some great talks, with topics such as the transfer of #PFAS in marine mammals, and the fluxes of #bisphenols and #phthalates in the Gulf of Mexico. I'm already looking forward to #SETAC2026! @setac.bsky.social

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Tomorrow (13.05) at #SETACViena, I will be presenting a poster (Tu036) on the impact of multiple #stressors on #cyanobacterial metabolism🧪. Spoiler alert 👀: I will be talking about cigarette butts 🚬and chytrid #parasites. Come and visit me if you would like to find out more! @setac.bsky.social

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Thanks to the organisers for a fantastic #ICTC13 and to all the participants for the super fruitful discussions. It was my first ICTC and I had such a wonderful experience 🤩. I'm so looking forward to ICTC14 👀 @ictc13.bsky.social

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Our group photo ❤️. Big thanks to all participants for their contributions.

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Get Ready! Only 3 weeks to go until #ASMS2025! Our team will be showcasing our latest developments in #mzmine at this year’s conference. Stop by Booth 210 for live demonstrations and insights into how you can streamline your data processing across multiple vendors, adding speed and confidence.

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The @ictc13.bsky.social keynote everyone was waiting for: Hans Paerl. He provided a truly global view, expanding our focus to coastal and marine systems. He stressed that sustainable control requires P and N reduction and that climate change, droughts, floods, and storms intensify our challenges.

Taxonomic and functional #metagenomic assessment of #cyanobacteria. Invited talk by Nico Salmaso of the Research and Innovation Centre Fondazione Edmund Mach (FEM).

Hans Paerl - Mitigating harmful #cyanobacterial blooms (CyanoHABs) in an increasingly chaotic and extreme global #climate. #Cyanobacteria like it hot, but it's not just temperature....Invited talk at #ICTC13.

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The question was whether 'Planktothrix is in trouble', given that in recent years it has appeared in deeper layers below the euphotic depth. His explanation: lower P due to re-oligotrophication, so that P.r. is 'oversummering' in the hypolimnion and only growing in winter.