News of the Laboratory of Nematology
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Contemporary issues, current best practice and ways forward in soil protist ecology
- There is an increasing interest in more complete (soil) microbiome analyses. Many of these include protists. The issue is that sometimes methods and... -
No rest for resting spores: Can predators mitigate clubroot disease?
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Exposition 50 years of Nematology
- Because the Laboratory of Nematology has existed for 50 years, we have set up an exhibition. -
Doubts, dilemmas and dogmas
- Jan Kammenga has developed a new course to teach students how to behave as a scientist. -
Testimonial Leonora Kurdow
- Leonora has completed her thesis at Nematology. -
Nematodes as the good guys in agriculture
- Nematodes are the most abundant soil animals, that functionally range from microbivores as wide as insect killers. However, nematodes are usually... -
New article: Cryptic genetic variation of expression quantitative trait locus architecture revealed by genetic perturbation in Caenorhabditis elegans
- Similar genetic perturbations in different genetic backgrounds can cause a range of phenotypic outcomes within a species. Here we investigated how a... -
Article in the magazine 'Nieuwe Oogst'
- Following a meeting in Westerbork, Nieuwe Oogst features an article on the results of the Pallifit and Rostofit project. Through these projects, the... -
Nematode in the picture: Calyptronema
- The nematode of the month this time is Calyptronema -
Tiny worms, big damage: NWO grant for nematode research
- Jose Lozano Torres (Wageningen University & Research) and Rik Korswagen (Hubrecht Institute and Utrecht University) received a NWO Open Technology...