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Sarah Wettstadt

@drsarahwettstadt.bsky.social

A microbiologist-turned #ScienceWriter able to build websites and communicate scientific topics to various audiences. I am never tired of asking questions and supporting #ScienceCommunication aspirers with their projects. #SciComm #ScienceBlog

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Sarah Wettstadt@drsarahwettstadt.bsky.social · last mo.

For scientists to lead, to make an impact with their research, shape policies and overcome misinformation, they need to communicate their science. It is just as important as the research itself. So, better science communication for science to lead. #ScienceCommunication #SciComm

Microbial Biotechnology (MBT)@microbiotech.bsky.social · last mo.

#MicroSky: Scientific academies are more than honor societies; they are public institutions with a responsibility to lead. In an era of climate change, inequality, declining trust in science, evidence-based leadership has never been so important. Timmis et al doi.org/10.1111/1751...

Sarah Wettstadt@drsarahwettstadt.bsky.social · last mo.

That's another trip home done Amidst the heat wave across Germany and Northern Europe, I go back to Spain to cool down. (I think that's a first) Every year I try to spend a few weeks in Germany to see friends and family. (1)

FEMS@femsmicro.org · 3mo ago

The internet is flooded with AI-generated content, which can introduce inaccuracies and weaken their ability to educate. In this #FEMSmicroBlog, @drsarahwettstadt.bsky.social discusses how AI fits into scientific communication to create engaging and high-quality content.

#FEMSmicroBlog: How researchers can use AI ethically and accessibly

#FEMSmicroBlog: Sarah Wettstadt discusses how AI fits into scientific communication to create engaging and high-quality content, calling for good working habits.

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Sarah Wettstadt@drsarahwettstadt.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Read the last part of my series on the New Microbes that were discovered in 2025. This series is always extremely fun and interesting to write, so I'm incredibly grateful to @femsmicro.org for giving me the platform.

FEMS@femsmicro.org · 7mo ago

The final edition of our “New Microbes Discovered in 2025” series is here. After exploring new viruses, bacteria, and fungi, this last #FEMSmicroBlog highlights the archaea identified in 2025: buff.ly/pJpA0Ax #NewMicrobes

David Shiffman, Ph.D. 🦈@whysharksmatter.bsky.social · 7mo ago

I'm reviewing abstracts for an upcoming scientific conference, helping the planning team to select which attendees get a chance to present their work. Some are amazingly good. Some suggest that the applicant has not ever been taught how to write an abstract. Here are some basic tips: 🧪

FEMS@femsmicro.org · 8mo ago

In the second edition of our New Microbes Discovered in 2025 series, Sarah Wettstadt explores newly discovered viruses from this year and how they're expand our understanding of viral evolution and potential applications. #NewMicrobes Read the full blog: buff.ly/Wex6G6p

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Clare T 🏳️‍🌈@claret-micro.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Your societies need you #MicroSky! Editorial from the European Academy of Microbiology Task Force: Society journals matter—supporting science through renewed commitment: academic.oup.com/microlife/ar...

Editorial: society journals matter—supporting science through renewed commitment

Scientific publishing is in flux. Commercial publishers have expanded their influence, driven by profit margins and citation metrics. At the same time, a g

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David Shiffman, Ph.D. 🦈@whysharksmatter.bsky.social · 8mo ago

An all-too-common interaction I've had: Scientist: Our research can help shape policy to protect this endangered animal. Me: Neat! How? What policy? What is it now, and what should it be instead? Scientist: Uhhhhh..... Our new paper can help! www.southernfriedscience.com/shark-scient... 🧪🦑🌍🦈

Shark scientists want their research to help save threatened species, but don’t know how. Our new paper can help.

Sharks are some of the most threatened animals on Earth, and accordingly many scientists who study sharks want their research to be useful for conservation. However, most scientific training does n…

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FEMS@femsmicro.org · 11mo ago

In the global battle against #AntimicrobialResistance, citizens too can play a key role. Read about the MicroMundo@Oeiras project on the #FEMSmicroBlog and learn how non-scientists learn about #antibiotics while chasing new bacteria. #CulturePlate

#FEMSmicroBlog: MicroMundo@Oeiras as a citizen science project to tackle antibiotic resistance

Read about the MicroMundo@Oeiras project on the #FEMSmicroBlog and learn how non-scientists learn about #antibiotics while chasing new bacteria. #CulturePlate

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COMPASS@compassscicomm.bsky.social · last yr.

Hey there! 👋 We’re COMPASS—we help scientists & researchers build the skills & confidence to share their work & collaborate for the well-being of people and nature. If you care about helping science better serve society, you’re in the right place. Follow for #scicomm news, resources & opportunities!

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Sarah Wettstadt@drsarahwettstadt.bsky.social · last yr.

Bring your research to life with an engaging story 💬 Join my hands-on storytelling workshop at #FEMS2025 in Milano in July! Learn to transform your research into compelling stories for conferences, social media and more! @femsmicro.org www.femsmicro.org/programme #SciComm #ScienceCommunication

FEMS MICRO Milan 2025 | Programme

FEMS MICRO 2025 unites microbiologists from every field, creating a dynamic environment for interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative problem-solving, all with the goal of magnifying the impact o...

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Sarah Wettstadt@drsarahwettstadt.bsky.social · last yr.

Microbes impact everything from food production and healthcare to waste management and renewable energy. That's why they are essential in achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. Read the new blog post to learn how they help us create a greener future. sarahs-world.blog/microbes-for...

Microbes help us achieve planetary sustainability - BacterialWorld

Microbes are essential in achieving the UN's Sustainability Development Goals and for a greener future, better world and healthier society.

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