The Friedman Lab
Ecology & evolution of microbial communities
Selected publications
Full publication list at Google Scholar
Recent preprints
Interactions between culturable bacteria are highly non-additive
[bioRxiv] 2022.
Amichai Baichman-Kass, Tingting Song, and Jonathan Friedman
Interactions between culturable bacteria are predicted by individual species’ growth
[bioRxiv] 2022.
Einat Nestor, Gal Toledano, and Jonathan Friedman
Published works
Positive interactions are common among culturable bacteria [pdf]
Science Advances 2021.
Jared Kehe, Anthony Ortiz, Anthony Kulesa, Jeff Gore, Paul C. Blainey, and Jonathan Friedman
Community composition of microbial microcosms follows simple assembly rules at evolutionary timescales [pdf]
Nature Communications 2021.
Nittay Meroz, Nesli Tovi, Yael Sorkin, and Jonathan Friedman
Positive interactions within and between populations decrease the likelihood of evolutionary rescue [pdf]
PLoS Comp Bio 2020.
Yaron Goldberg and Jonathan Friedman
Massively parallel screening of synthetic microbial communities [pdf]
Jared Kehe, Anthony Kulesa, Anthony Ortiz, Cheri M. Ackerman, Sri Gowtham Thakku, Daniel Sellers, Seppe Kuehn, Jeff Gore, Jonathan Friedman, and Paul C. Blainey
Community structure follows simple assembly rules in microbial microcosms [pdf]
Nature Ecology and Evolution 2018.
Jonathan Friedman, Logan Higgins, and Jeff Gore