Observed arrival · 2026-08-23

Johannes Keegstra Watches Bacteria Make Decisions

aquaticmicrobes.net Observed source

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A research site about how aquatic bacteria move, sense, feed, cooperate, and assemble into communities.

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Johannes Keegstra explains aquatic microbial ecology through microfluidics, live single-cell microscopy, and a particularly good question: how do cell-by-cell decisions become the structure of whole communities? The site also pairs serious publications with a personal “Favourite waters” section.

A research site about how aquatic bacteria move, sense, feed, cooperate, and assemble into communities.

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