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By Emily Caldwell

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Researchers uncover a "nightly dance" in the Sargasso Sea, revealing that marine viruses are most active in the dark when infecting…

The One Health World Microbiome Partnership Summit brought together more than 40 leading microbiome experts and stakeholders from all sectors representing 16 countries, with the goal of catalyzing…

Photo by Maéva Bardy, Tara Ocean Foundation
By Emily Caldwell

Study explores ecological effects of phage resistance in marine setting.

11.26.25 Virus host benchmarking paper graphic for news story - read paper for details
By Olivier Zablocki

🚨NEW paper: Benchmarking Hi-C for virus–host inference journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...

A clear baseline for anyone mapping virus–host interactions that establishes robust…

AU25 Ohio State Microbiome Science Faculty positions open  See below
By Heather Curtis

We welcome research on microbiomes in any ecosystem context (natural environments, plant/animal/human hosts, or engineered), organismal focus (microbial eukaryote, prokaryote, virus, or…

Microbes are crucial for Earth's biogeochemical cycles, and this study by the EMERGE Biology Integration Institute demonstrates the significant impact of genome-inferred microbial traits on…

JGI FY25 Community Science Awardees

Matthew Sullivan has been selected as one of the 25 awardees in the Joint Genome Institute’s FY25 Community Science Program Annual Call for Sullivan Lab's Ecogenomics and biogeochemical…

Fecal microbiota transplants (FMTs) have recently been introduced into cancer therapy as a way to make treatment-resistant melanoma patients responsive again to immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs)…

By Tatyana Woodall

Explore groundbreaking research from Ohio State University CoMS members where scientists reveal how viruses trapped in glacier ice adapt to extreme climates. This insight enhances our understanding…

By Emily Caldwell

Learn more about CoMS Executive Advisory Committee member Jenessa Winston's work exploring gut microbe-based therapies!

By Emily Caldwell

Researchers at The Ohio State University have made an intriguing discovery: low-phosphate ocean conditions significantly alter how viral infections impact host bacteria. This finding sheds light…

By Emily Caldwell

Congratulations to Matt Sullivan, CoMS Director for 2023 class of American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellows election!

Matthew Sullivan

Ohio State University's Center of Microbiome Science (CoMS) is pleased to announce Matt Sullivan, CoMS Director has received a Fulbright Award this year to work in France.

Jonathan Jacobs, Plant Pathology

Ohio State University's Center of Microbiome Science (CoMS) is pleased to announce that Jonathan Jacobs, CoMS Executive Advisory Committee member received a Fulbright Awards to Uruguay.

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By Tatyana Woodall

New research led by Zhi Ping Zhong, research associate at the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center, underscores the importance of understanding viral contributions to methane metabolism in…

Carnegie lecture in Washington, D.C., on YouTube (for Matt’s segment on viruses, advance to 39 minutes in – but we suggest you watch it all!)

A discussion on a project that represents the…

By Jeff Grabmeier

An overview of the state of imageomics was presented at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science byTanya Berger-Wolf, faculty director of the Translational…

By Emily Caldwell

Presented at the recent AAAS Annual Meeting, researchers begin applying lessons learned from the ocean to soils.