Welcome to this month’s microbiology newsletter. We hope you enjoy exploring this month’s highlights. In this edition, we bring together thought-provoking research, timely discussions, and opportunities that are shaping the future of microbial sciences.
We begin by spotlighting our upcoming FEMS & Biolog joint webinar that explores how microbial communities function and respond to changing environments. Also featured is the April Journal newsletter, including studies on how ammonia may define the limits of life on icy moons, the role of mycorrhizal fungi in advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and the latest developments in Toxoplasma gondii biology and disease. You will also find open calls for papers, upcoming thematic issues, and publishing opportunities with reduced open‑access costs.
This issue’s blogs explore key scientific and societal challenges, important community updates, upcoming grant deadlines, and industry opportunities.
Whether you are focused on research, leadership, or career development, you will find valuable insights ahead.
All the best,
The FEMS Team
April Highlights: New Webinar, FEMS Elections & Fresh Research