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"From bench to bedside: how physiological relevance underpins the future for Mycobacterium abscessus drug discovery." Read our latest blog by Emily Baker on her PhD project. Read the blog here: lifetime-cdt.org/2023/11/14/fro… #mycobacteria #cysticfibrosis Dr Jonathan Cox

Well done to Emily Baker for a presenting her great PhD work Microbiology Society 👏 in Edinburgh 🥂

So proud of the unstoppable Antonia Molloy talking about her PhD research Aston University funded by LifETIME-CDT and partnered with SphereFluidics Microbiology Society #microsoc24 On droplet fluidics for antibiotic susceptibility testing 👏 🤩 🥂

Today’s poster from the group Microbiology Society #microsoc24 is from the super talented Gemma with some of her PhD work done in collaboration with Comvita NZ exploring the antimicrobial drivers of Manuka honey activity 🍯 🧫 Aston University It’s pretty sweet science…

It's been great to present my first poster at the Microbiology Society annual conference. A snap shot of some of my work looking at the drivers of antimicrobial activity in NZ Manuka honey in collaboration with Comvita NZ Aston University Dr Jonathan Cox

Had a wonderful time at #microbio24 in Edinburgh this week. Enjoyed presenting my poster and had some inspiring conversations with lots of fun in between. Especially proud of Antonia Molloy Gemma for their incredible talks and posters ❤️ #thebestteam

Fantastic few days in Ireland taking part in great training and enjoying spending time together in Kilkenny! lifETIME CDT Students

Can we talk about how genius Raye is? Genesis is 7 minutes long, made up of 3 sections with three different vibes (she’s got jazz, R&B, hip hop, gospel…she’s insane) But then she’s split up each section in three different tracks?? So you can stream your favourite part? GENIUS

Our Twitter Conference 2024 programme is: 09:30 - Emily Baker 10:00 - Rory Barnes 10:30 - Eleanor 11:00 - Imen Boumar 11:30 - Justine Clarke 12:00 - Martha Gallagher 12:30 - Francesca Kokkinos 13:00 - Narjes Meselmani 13:30 - Xally Montserrat Valencia Guerrero

Our first #lifETIMETC24 speaker is Emily Baker ( Emily Baker ) from Aston University who will talk about her project: Improving the physiological relevance of Mycobacterium abscessus drug discovery. Follow along with our 2024 Twitter Conference by clicking #lifETIMETC24

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The Burn was a great retreat to enjoy the autumnal scenery 🍁🍂 whilst getting involved in the training 'connecting with industry', 60s impact video showcase, painting activities and socialising with LifETIME-CDT.

Pleased to share my two latest publications in npj Antimicrobials & Resistance 🥳 In these articles, we explore the importance of physiological relevance in M. Abscessus antibiotic discovery 🧫💊 1️⃣ nature.com/articles/s4425… 2️⃣ nature.com/articles/s4425…

It’s world #AMR awareness week #WAAW 💊 Today we are highlighting an npj Antimicrobials and Resistance paper that shows how important it is to try to mimic biologically-relevant conditions when assessing #AMR 🦠 Dr Jonathan Cox (1/5) nature.com/articles/s4425…

The Mail is a disgusting rag but blaming Gregg Wallace’s behaviours on undiagnosed autism really is vile. As the mother of an autistic person this is unacceptable. A “lighter filter on the subject of sex”??? That’s not autism that’s being a fucking perv #greggwallace

I've had a great week in Coniston with LifETIME-CDT, just 2 weeks after returning from my placement in Paris ☺️ I feel very lucky to have all of these brilliant opportunities! Training in analytical quality and IP with some canoe sailing, hiking and bonfires in between ☀️⛰️

Doing a PhD is really hard. Here’s how I’ve learnt to enjoy the process. go.nature.com/3HwUfIN