The Laboratory of Computational Metagenomics led by @nsegata **We are hiring, get in touch if interested!** Moderator @svetlana_up
Trento (Italy)
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🎉 Exciting news from our lab! cFMDv1.3.2 is now live.
This release marks a significant expansion of cFMD:
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681 newly integrated food metagenomes from 22 public datasets
18,180 total MAGs across 4,125 metagenomes
54 countries (now including 🇲🇦)
100+ food-related studies
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Segata Lab retweeted
November 5 at #EMMD2026:
@nsegata will talk about microbiota-guided personal nutrition, from techniques to clinics!
More info about the event: emmd.org/
cc @MeetingEmmd
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NEXT week meet Sergio Castañeda (@scastanedag1) at #FLAP2026 @flap2026!
Full program here: flap2026-programa.vercel.app
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October 14-16 at #NIBIT Translational Science meeting:
@nsegata will talk about metagenomics of the human microbiome and potential applications in oncology!
More info about the event: nibit.org/save-the-date/
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Segata Lab retweeted
Join #MVIF 52 cassyni.com/s/mvif-52
and #MeetTheSpeakers
Nicolás Rascovan (@NRascovan) will give a keynote talk on microbial paleogenomics and the deep history of human-associated microbes, with a focus on ancient pathogens in the Americas.
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On Friday at #MAP2026 in London 🇬🇧
Gianmarco Piccinno (@gpiccinn) will talk about cancer interception/ prevention based on the gut microbiota.
Full program here: esmo.org/meeting-calendar/mo…
If you will be there, say hi to Gianmarco!
cc @myESMO
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🥁PhD defense on Aug 27
by @matteo_ciciani and his work on the (hidden) #mobilome supervised by @nsegata and Anna Cereseto (@CIBIOcrispr)
We're looking forward to Matteo's PhD exam and discussion with:
@epasolli
@aromanel
Samuel Sternberg (@SternbergLab)
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Segata Lab retweeted
Honored to attend the 75th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting #LINO75! Huge thanks to the @EU_Commission for the nomination and for hosting a wonderful dinner with my brilliant fellow #MSCA researchers, it was fantastic connecting with you all!
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#proudteam here!
@nsegata received the Antonio Feltrinelli Prize for Biological Sciences. He was awarded the prize "for his scientific achievements in the field of microbial genomics and for being considered a pioneer of strain-level metagenomics."
mag.unitn.it/premi-e-riconos…
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Segata Lab retweeted
🎉 Exciting news from our lab! cFMDv1.3.2 is now live.
This release marks a significant expansion of cFMD:
📊
681 newly integrated food metagenomes from 22 public datasets
18,180 total MAGs across 4,125 metagenomes
54 countries (now including 🇲🇦)
100+ food-related studies
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🎉 Exciting news from our lab! cFMDv1.3.2 is now live.
This release marks a significant expansion of cFMD:
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681 newly integrated food metagenomes from 22 public datasets
18,180 total MAGs across 4,125 metagenomes
54 countries (now including 🇲🇦)
100+ food-related studies
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🌍 New additions:
• Novel food types: Korean rice vinegar, yucha, and more
• Expanded profiling of fruits, vegetables, and meats
• Enhanced geographic representation
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This expansion wouldn't be possible without the tremendous collaboration of our #DOMINOEU and #MASTER_EU partners. We extend our gratitude to @SciFoodHealth, @EUFIC, and @MASTER_IA_H2020 for their continued support.
We'd love to hear from you!
github.com/SegataLab/cFMD
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Segata Lab retweeted
🥁 NEW study Vitor Heidrich et al.
on oral and gut microbiome and #straintransmission is now published in @cellpressblue
cell.com/cell-press-blue/ful…
👏 Kudos to all the authors and collaborators!
[illustration by Betina Servaes]
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🥁 NEW study Vitor Heidrich et al.
on oral and gut microbiome and #straintransmission is now published in @cellpressblue
cell.com/cell-press-blue/ful…
👏 Kudos to all the authors and collaborators!
[illustration by Betina Servaes]
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📌 The most transmissible gut species are associated with poorer cardiometabolic health and enriched for T2 diabetes biomarkers, possibly because the traits that allow them to thrive in inflammatory disease are the same ones that help them survive the journey between humans
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📌 In 75% of cases where the same species was detected in both oral and gut environments of the same individual, it was the same strain, pointing to saliva-mediated oral-to-gut transmission as a dominant mechanism
Find more in the paper: cell.com/cell-press-blue/ful…
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