December 1, 2021: This month we are very glad to welcome Giulia Magri Ribeiro, a predoctoral student from the University of São Paulo (Brazil), who is doing her PhD thesis on tecate amoebae, under the supervision of Dr. Daniel Lahr. Giulia will join our group, for the next year, to learn about metabarcoding and gene expression analyses with Dr. Enrique Lara. Bemvinda Giulia!!!
Not only this, Dr. García-Cunchillos has recently got a contract from CSIC that will allow him to keep working on Trichiales for the next months. Although he has never left us, we are very happy to welcome him back to the Myxotropic family.
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