A call for early-career teams in interdisciplinary microbiology research
Authors:
- Arianna I. KrinosArianna I. Krinos
- Daniel MuratoreDaniel Muratore
- Meriel J. BittnerMeriel J. Bittner
- Preston AkengaPAPreston Akenga
- Leslie Wallace AuerbachLALeslie Wallace Auerbach
- Edgart FloresEdgart Flores
- Naomi M. LevineNaomi M. Levine
- Thiago MonteiroThiago Monteiro
- Camille RichonCamille Richon
- Benjamin S. TwiningBenjamin S. Twining
- 25 August 2025
- journal article
- editorial
- Published by Springer Nature in Nature Microbiology
- Vol. 10 (9) , 2097-2099
Abstract
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Funding Information
- National Science Foundation (2201571, 2201571, 2201571, 2201571, 2201571, 2201571, 2201571, 2201571, 2047057, 2201571, 2201571, 2201571, 2201571)
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