Still time to apply for this PhD opportunity to study the underlying genetics of an important bacterial pathogen

We have a 3 year post-doc opportunity available. If you're interested in bacterial gene regulation and links with pathogenesis get in touch. jobs.ac.uk/job/DEX508/res…

🚨Funded PhD opportunity🚨 Work with me on using high-throughput genetics to dissect quality control of Gram-negative bacterial outer membrane biogenesis. Deadline - 16th January, noon! UoN Life Sciences Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN Details and application here: nottingham.ac.uk/bbdtp/our-rese…

If you think this is cool, join our lab, I am always looking for an enthusiastic postdoc.

Our first paper from the lab! We find that upon exposure to lytic phages, the pathogen V. cholerae rapidly lyses, but then recovers, with surviving cells exhibiting robust biofilm formation. nature.com/articles/s4146…

#Postdoc on #combating #AMR and #Pseudomonas with Prof. Jane Davies and me. Closing the 3rd of April Jane Davies NHLI Imperial Medicine jobs.ac.uk/job/DGH163/res…

ChimericFragments: computation, analysis and visualization of global RNA networks academic.oup.com/nargab/article…

To kick things off is research by Birmingham University’s David Grainger, “H-NS is a bacterial transposon capture protein”, the most interesting presentation I attended at #Microbio24. b-labber.com/h-ns-is-a-bact… Please read the original article through the link within!

If you haven't been to this before please consider coming along. The meeting has been running since 2012 and has been continually excellent.

I am running in the Microbiology Society Prokaryotic Division elections for "Any Microbiologist", "Genetics and Genomics" or "Molecular Microbiologist". I would love to give back to the society, please consider voting for me using the link you were emailed (members). closes 11/06

Abstract deadline for Single Molecule Bacteriology III in the Cotswolds, UK is 30 July - just 1 mo away. eventsforce.net/biochemsoc/fro… Register early to avoid missing out! A thread on why this meeting is going to be great... 1/8

Congratulations to Lucy and Lilia who are graduating today! Lucy is off to Birmingham for her PhD in the David Grainger and Lilia is staying with us for a PhD in collaboration with Rebecca Corrigan

Well done Charles Cooper - your PhD work just published 😀nature.com/articles/s4146… I think we've only scratched the surface with this... H-NS allowing bacteria to direct their own evolution. Exciting times ahead...