Bluetools researchers have developed a new ultrahigh throughput screening method to find genes that interfere with bacterial communication. The study identifies a previously unknown mechanism from one of Earth’s most …
A new open-access database is helping scientists unlock the secrets of how microorganisms produce complex molecules with powerful biological properties. Bluetools researchers have contributed to the development of MITE — …
The Bluetools Final Conference will be held in Heidelberg, Germany, from 6-8 July 2026 at the EMBL Heidelberg campus. The event will bring together partners from BlueTools and our sister …
Our second Citizen Science Event took place from 28 May to 4 June 2026 on the North Sea island of Helgoland in Germany. We joined bioinformatics students from our partner …
The second Citizen Science event of the BLUETOOLS project took place on 21 and 28 May 2026 at the CIMAR facilities in Cabo de Santa Pola, Alicante. Pepa Antón organised …
El segundo evento de Ciencia Ciudadana del proyecto BLUETOOLS tuvo lugar los días 21 y 28 de mayo de 2026 en las instalaciones del CIMAR en el Cabo de Santa Pola, Alicante. …
Freshwater ecosystems continue to reveal unexpected biological diversity and hidden molecular tools. Researchers have now identified HulaChrimson, a newly discovered channelrhodopsin found through freshwater metatranscriptomic sampling in Lake Hula, Israel. …
Sharing metagenomics data is essential for reproducibility and large-scale analysis. Yet the process is often complex and time consuming. Researchers have developed subMG, a tool that streamlines submission of metagenomics …
Coral health relies on a delicate balance of microbial life. New research shows how this balance shifts under stress and how it can affect coral survival. Scientists studied the microbiome …
The first Citizen Science Event of the BLUETOOLS project took place on Saturday 25th April 2025 in Trondheim, Norway. Our project partner SINTEF organised a dedicated stand at the “Barnas …