Roberto Garbero
Roberto has a background in linguistics and studied at the University of Milan. He's been working in STM publishing with Springer Nature since 2011 and is now Journal Development Manager of journals in the field of microbiology and infectious diseases.
Scientists of the future at the 30th Fungal Genetics Conference
Editors of Fungal Biology and Biotechnology recently attended the 30th Fungal Genetics Conference in Pacific Grove, CA, USA. We invited young scientists who presented excellent posters at the conference to tell us more about their research. In this blog, we hear from Hans Mattila, Itai Brand-Thomas, Ken Miyazawa, Emmanuelle LeBlanc, and Norman Paege about their work.
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Wood decomposition under hypoxia: Towards sustainable bioethanol production – Hans Mattila
Basidiomycota fungi that grow on tree trunks and pieces of dead wood are a familiar sight in our forests. However, the eye-catching fruiting body of a wood decomposer is only part of the organism. Wood decomposition itself is actually orchestrated by its hypha that elongates beneath the bark and even penetrates the dead wood.
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