Alan Pacheco
@pachecolab.bsky.social
Assistant Professor / Branco Weiss Fellow at the University of Lausanne. Our group combines systems biology, computational modeling, and microbial ecology to understand and engineer metabolic interactions in microbial communities. www.pachecolab.com
Our group is recruiting a PhD student! Interested in microbial interactions, metabolic ecology, and community dynamics? Join us to combine experiments, data, and quantitative thinking, within the context of soil- and plant-associated microbial communities. 📅 Apply by Oct 30 🔗 tinyurl.com/u9bvjphb
Opportunités de carrière : Doctoral Student SNSF in Quantitative Microbial Ecology and Metabolic Interactions (23002)
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New here, so hoping for a grace period for posting papers a bit late! Excited to finally share our work from my time in the Vorholt Lab, co-led with Stefano Ugolini in the Stocker group at ETH and collaborators from the Segrè lab at BU and the NCCR Microbiomes. doi.org/10.1038/s41467-026-73686-w
Metabolic feedbacks drive population dynamics and can lead to oscillations among leaf bacteria - Nature Communications
Plant-associated bacteria engage in complex metabolic interactions. Here authors used microfluidics and computational modeling to identify molecular drivers of these interactions and disentangle their...
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Hello from the Pacheco Lab! It's about time for a first post, and what better time than on the lab's first birthday! We study the metabolic ecology of microbial communities, using computation and experiments to understand and engineer interactions and community assembly -> more at pachecolab.com!
