Ecological Dynamics: Microbiome Function and Assembly
FOCUS · MAR-M61 · ID: MAR-M61
Presentations
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Bacterial metabolite sharing emerges from a balance between production and uptake
Invited-In-person · Invited
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Frederick De St Pierre Bunbury
- University of Chicago
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Frederick De St Pierre Bunbury
- University of Chicago
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Sagnik Ghosh
- Brandeis University
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Kaylie Scorza
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Catherine Pfister
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Madhav Mani
- Northwestern University
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Seppe Kuehn
- University of Chicago
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Beyond consumer–resource models: Decoding the natural growth habitats and habits of Escherichia coli to reveal physiological adaptation
Oral-In-person
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Jonas Cremer
- Stanford University
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Jonas Cremer
- Stanford University
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Investigating the macroecology of sojourn trajectories in the human gut microbiome
Oral-In-person
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Publication: https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.06.27.661930
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William Shoemaker
- The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
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William Shoemaker
- The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
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Jacopo Grilli
- The Abdus Salam ICTP
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Algal host fitness is enhanced by passively assembled bacterial communities.
Oral-In-person
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Rathi Kannan
- University of Chicago
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Rathi Kannan
- University of Chicago
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Seppe Kuehn
- University of Chicago
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Physiological constrains underlying history-dependent fitness effects in fluctuating environments
Oral-In-person
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Publication: Shaili Mathur, Alexandra Khristich, Olivia Ghosh, Jean Vila, Clare Abreu, Jonas Cremer, Dmitri Petrov "Physiological constrains underlying history-dependent fitness effects in fluctuating environments". (In preparation)
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Shaili Mathur
- Stanford University
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Shaili Mathur
- Stanford University
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Olivia Ghosh
- Stanford University
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Alexandra Khristich
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Clare Abreu
- Stanford University
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Jean Vila
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Jonas Cremer
- Stanford University
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Dmitri Petrov
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Selection for toxin production in spatially structured environments increases with growth rate
Oral-In-person
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Publication: Bisesi AT*, Chacon JM*, Smanski MJ, Kinkel L, Harcombe WR. 2025. Selection for toxin production in spatially structured environments increases with growth rate. ISME J 19: wraf091.
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Ave Bisesi
- New York University
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Ave Bisesi
- New York University
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Stability Transition and Community Structure Shift of Microbial Communities under Antibiotic Stress
Oral-In-person
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Hanyi Li
- Tsinghua University
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Hanyi Li
- Tsinghua University
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Jiliang Hu
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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William Lopes
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Jeffrey Gore
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Dynamic multicellular group assembly in patchy marine systems
Oral-In-person · Withdrawn
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Thomas Day
- University of Southern California
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Thomas Day
- University of Southern California
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Julia Schwartzman
- University of Southern California
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Metabolic regimes and low-dimensional dynamics in soil microbiomes
Oral-In-person
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Presenters
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Seppe Kuehn
- University of Chicago
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Seppe Kuehn
- University of Chicago
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Madhav Mani
- Northwestern University
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Mikhail Tikhonov
- Washington University, St. Louis
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Kyle Crocker
- University of Chicago
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Kiseok Lee
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Jocelyn Wang
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David Huggins
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Siqi Liu
- Boston University
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Scaling laws and stochastic constraints in the functional architecture of genomes and ecosystems
Oral-In-person
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Emanuele Pigani
- Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
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Emanuele Pigani
- Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
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Samir Suweis
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Sandro Azaele
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Daniele Iudicone
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Davide Bernardi
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Kobe Simoens
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Annamaria Bupu
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Lorenzo Fant
- Univerisdad de Granada
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Jacopo Grilli
- The Abdus Salam ICTP
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Phylogenetic coherence in microbiome composition across environmental gradients
Oral-In-person
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Milena Chakraverti-Wuerthwein
- University of Chicago
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Milena Chakraverti-Wuerthwein
- University of Chicago
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Alissa Domenig
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Seppe Kuehn
- University of Chicago
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Spatial structure promotes microbial resilience to environmental fluctuations
Oral-In-person
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Motasem ElGamel
- University of Pittsburgh
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Motasem ElGamel
- University of Pittsburgh
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Andrew Mugler
- University of Pittsburgh
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