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Join us tomorrow for Kim Gutierrez thesis defense seminar!

📢Join us this Thursday (7/25) at 10AM, for the upcoming #MDTP Dissertation Defense Seminar! James Finn will be presenting on "Regulation of a Type VII secretion operon in Bacillus subtilis: The yfj operon"

⬇️ Reminder, James Finn dissertation defense seminar is tomorrow!

📢Join us next Monday (7/29) at 11AM, for the next #MDTP Dissertation Defense Seminar! Emily Bacon (Emily Bacon) will be presenting on "Gene regulation and signal transduction in γ-proteobacteria"

📢Join us next Monday (7/29) at 3PM, for the upcoming #MDTP Dissertation Defense Seminar! Julio Rivera Vazquez will be presenting on "Physiological Responses and Genetic Adaptations to Solvent Stressors in Zymomonas mobilis"

📢Join us this Thursday (8/1) at 9:45AM, for the upcoming #MDTP Dissertation Defense Seminar! Cheta Siletti will be presenting her work titled "The role of c-di-AMP in Listeria monoctyogenes pathogenesis"

📢Join us this Thursday (8/1) at 2PM, for the upcoming #MDTP Dissertation Defense Seminar! Jennifer Tran will presenting her work on the "Functional characterization of essential genes in Acinetobacter baumannii"

Interested in applying to Microbiology Doctoral Training Program?  Join in a panel discussion for prospective students and learn more about the application process and program!  Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…… #MDTP #gradschool #AcademicChatter

If you’re attending #isme19 and interested in animal-microbe symbiosis, consider dropping by my poster tomorrow morning to learn how a unique mosquito species can adaptively curate the composition and function of their microbiota! 🦟🦠

All set and ready for the poster session! Stop by poster: PS1.03.062 at 4:30pm today to learn about multispecies motile biofilms!! #ISME19 ISME Microbiology Doctoral Training Program UW-Madison MMI

If you are interested in chatting about our work on genome language models, stop by my poster on Thursday afternoon at #ISME19 PS3.16.042

Are you interested in soil viruses? Do you want to know how viral communities are structured in natural, damaged, and restored peatlands? Or do you just want to chat about viromics and soil viral ecology? If you’re at #ISME19, stop by my poster on Thursday morning! (PS3.16.029)

📢Join us next Tuesday (8/27) at 2PM, for the upcoming #MDTP Dissertation Defense Seminar! Chutikarn Chitboonthavisuk (Chutikarn ) will be presenting on the "Systematic genome-wide discovery of host factors governing bacteriophage infectivity"

New preprint alert! We're thrilled to share our latest research on Co-zorbs! Be among the first to explore this fascinating bacterial phenomenon and its potential impact on future research. Don't miss the amazing videos we've included! #CoZorbs Microbiology Doctoral Training Program Jo Handelsman

🎉 Welcome to the 2024 MDTP cohort ! 🎉 We’re thrilled to have you join our vibrant community of scholars. Get ready to explore and push the boundaries of research. This journey will be challenging, but you are surrounded by peers and mentors who are here to support you. #MDTP

Join us tomorrow for our first set of weekly #MDTP student seminars for this semester! Elena Rehborg from the Zamanian lab will be speaking about parasite receptors and James Kosmopoulos from the Anantharaman lab will talk about viral community in Peatland soils.

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Join us tomorrow for our weekly #MDTP student seminars! Cynthia Pryde-Aguilar from the Suresh lab will be speaking about memory cell formation in the respiratory tract and Jessie Petrey from the Wang lab will be talking about antimicrobial survival in gram-positive bacteria.