Simon Yersin

📢 Fresh out of the press, our review on the Small Intestinal Microbiota in @TrendsMicrobiol! 🥳 Everything you didn't know you wondered about the small intestinal #microbiota, its role in metabolism and diseases, and current challenges 🦠 Go read it and share it! 👀

The small intestine microbiome has been largely ignored. This timely review article in @NatureRevMicro explores the ins and outs of the small intestine microorganisms in health and disease with a particular focus on the microbial ecology context: nature.com/articles/s4157…

🚨 Deadline for abstract submission for #Biology25 is in 10 days! Join us in Lausanne for the latest edition of Biology, the largest conference in ecology and evolution in Switzerland! Register at biology25.ch

@hipacrocapig @TrendsMicrobiol Thank you for your question! We are glad you are interested in our work but please refer to your personal MD or gastroenterologist for standard treatment advices about SIBO

@simyersin @TrendsMicrobiol Is Rifraxamin the standard treatment to wipe out SIBO?

📢 Fresh out of the press, our review on the Small Intestinal Microbiota in @TrendsMicrobiol! 🥳 Everything you didn't know you wondered about the small intestinal #microbiota, its role in metabolism and diseases, and current challenges 🦠 Go read it and share it! 👀

@PascaleVonaesch @unil starting the last session of the #SymbNET2024 with a talk on "Deciphering the impact of Streptococcus salivarius on small intestinal inflammation in stunted children."

Excited to announce that I am joining the Dept. of Genetics and Evolution @genevunige at @UNIGEnews as a tenure-track Asst. Professor! We'll be exploring the gut-brain axis of insects. I am currently offering a fully-funded PhD position! drive.switch.ch/index.php/s/sP… Please RT #newPI

We do it one more time! 📣 A #PhD position in Nutrition & Gut Microbiome Research is now available in our group in #Copenhagen 🌟 Do you know the right motivated candidate? (help us share, like) 🙏 ❤️ ✉ Deadline for application is August 4 📍@NEXSKU employment.ku.dk/all-vacancies/…

What a great surprise and pleasure to have our latest review featured in the TWiM podcast! 🦠 If anyone want to know more about the small intestinal microbiota and why it matters, go listen to this Week in Microbiology 🎧 asm.org/Podcasts/TWiM/…

@SuleimanMarcel @TrendsMicrobiol @PascaleVonaesch Thank you!!

@simyersin @TrendsMicrobiol @PascaleVonaesch Well done Simon!

📢 Our new #Review is out in @TrendsMicrobiol! It's everything you ever wanted to know about the small intestinal #microbiota and its central role in human health and diseases🦠 With @PascaleVonaesch authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S09…

Small intestinal microbiota: from taxonomic composition to metabolism dlvr.it/T4JsHM

Just published! 📢 mBARq: a new versatile and user-friendly tool to analyse DNA barcodes in microbiome research. Congrats to @aasintsova, HJ Ruscheweyh, @chrisnightwing, L Feer, B Nguyen, B Daniel, WD Hardt, J Vorholt, and S Sunagawa. @SunagawaLab academic.oup.com/bioinformatics…

🔥Hot news to start 2024 🔥: I will soon recruit two more lab members to join my dynamic team on our beautiful campus in Lausanne, Switzerland!

Join us in Addis Ababa or online for the 1st Ethiopian-Swiss #microbiome and #AMR forum on the 15th of January! 🦠 Register for free following the link: forms.gle/yjdionKCyomkNo…

#microbiome #bioinformatics

Stoked to publish my first PhD paper! 🦠 We showed that the gut microbiome from Ethiopian children is influenced by their unique diet and is different from children from other regions 🌎 Go read it to know more! With @JulianGarneau and @PascaleVonaesch nature.com/articles/s4159…

@pennekampster @JulianGarneau @PascaleVonaesch Thank you Frank!!

@simyersin @JulianGarneau @PascaleVonaesch Really cool paper, congrats Simon!

@Jordan_Vacheron @JulianGarneau @PascaleVonaesch Thank you!!

@simyersin @JulianGarneau @PascaleVonaesch Wooo congrats !!! Very nice one !

Great to be @iGEM in Paris with our team from UNIL. @IgemUnil @unil @@DMF_UNIL @ecolebiolunil

@PascaleVonaesch et al. sequenced the #eukaryome of the GI tract of ~1000 African children, and tested the association with various clinical factors. Such 🌍 studies can uncover common features of the eukaryome in healthy individuals. academic.oup.com/microlife/arti…