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Sarah Wettstadt is a microbiologist-turned science writer and communicator working on various outreach projects and helping researchers talk and write about their scientific results. Her overall vision is to empower through learning: she shares scientific knowledge with both scientists and non-scientists and coaches scientists in writing about their research. Sarah is blog commissioner for the FEMSmicroBlog and was a social media editor for FEMS for 1.5 years. She is also the website manager and co-founder of STEMcognito, a platform publishing STEM-related videos. Previous to her science communication career, she worked as a postdoc on bacteria’s ability to use heterologous iron sources and completed her PhD investigating bacterial nanoweapons.
Introducing the microbiology colouring book "Coloured Bacteria from A to Z" to explore the microbial and bacterial world.
Bacteria use the type 6 secretion system (T6SS) to kill other bacteria with a crossbow and arrow.

A bacterial nanoweapon called the type 6 secretion system

Bacterial killing is happening everywhere where bacteria fight for space and nutrients. Some bacteria have highly efficient weapons to kill other microbes. These killer bacteria can survive in the rarest and driest environmental niches. Just by killing other bacteria.
What kind of fantastic nanoweapon is that?

Sarah Wettstadt is a microbiologist-turned science writer and communicator working on various outreach projects and helping researchers talk and write about their scientific results. Her overall vision is to empower through learning: she shares scientific knowledge with both scientists and non-scientists and coaches scientists in writing about their research. Sarah is blog commissioner for the FEMSmicroBlog and was a social media editor for FEMS for 1.5 years. She is also the website manager and co-founder of STEMcognito, a platform publishing STEM-related videos. Previous to her science communication career, she worked as a postdoc on bacteria’s ability to use heterologous iron sources and completed her PhD investigating bacterial nanoweapons.
Introducing the microbiology colouring book "Coloured Bacteria from A to Z" to explore the microbial and bacterial world.

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