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Are you interested in exploring how RNA modifications influence gene expression in bacteria? My lab invites applications for a fully-funded PostDoc position at Jena University. For details, please visit: microverse-cluster.de/files/content/…

Thinking about doing a postdoc? Wondering what we do all day?? Christoph Ziegenhain @sofiavanmoorsel and I tracked over 19 months (!) of work & compared it to our junior postdoc data from 6 yrs ago - check out our article! #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter #phdchat elisagranato.com/days-in-the-li…

Access Microbiology Deputy Editor-in-Chief Seána Duggan & Editor Justine Rudkin discuss how the Society’s #OpenAccess platform, #AcessMicro, is bridging the gap between science and our community. Read the full article in #MicrobiologyToday - microb.io/3NOxzDs

Happy to share our lastest preprint on circadian rhythms in the critical bacterial pathogen Acinetobacter baumannii, which can contribute to establish a new paradigm in pathogenesis and treatment of infectious diseases.

Fully-funded DiMeN DTP PhD opportunity available in my lab to investigate novel DNA damage repair processes using next generation sequencing and microscopy techniques (co-supervised by @acdarby & Kasia Mickiewicz). Please RT and contact me if interested. findaphd.com/phds/project/m…

#AccessMicro is recruiting more Editors and Editor Mentees across all fields of general and clinical microbiology! Applications close on 19 December. For more information and details on how to apply, visit here: microb.io/4hW9N6i

Type IV pili (T4P) are important virulence factors in many bacterial pathogens. This #JBacteriology review explores the mechanisms regulating T4p motor function, which could be harnessed to disable the pili in pathogenic bacteria. Get the full story: asm.social/2bR

Our open research platform, Access Microbiology, publishes a range of sound science research that might not have a home elsewhere – including negative results, case reports and pedagogy. Find out more in our short video: youtu.be/AnOnESN-xIE?si… #ACMI

🤫 Silencio, pérdida de prestigio y una inflación de artículos científicos: "Hemos entrado en la época de las revistas depredadoras" cadenaser.com/nacional/2024/…

Coming back to Seville for my Christmas break, visiting Centro Andaluz de Biología del Desarrollo for their Christmas party and attending a seminar on the origins of CRISPR by such a living legend of Microbiology as Francis Mojica. That’s a great start of a holiday!

How to write a strong discussion section of your research paper: ⬇️

Excited to share with you the story that enabled me to start my own lab: what happens when the bacterial DNA replication machinery encounters single-strand discontinuities on template DNA? What is required for DNA break repair and replication restart? biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

On my way to Liverpool for #Microbio25. Superexcited to present our latest results on the cyclic di-GMP regulation of Acinetobacter baumannii this afternoon!

I will be presenting a poster today at #Microbio25 on the antibacterial effects of the artificial sweetener saccharin… which happens to have been published this very morning in EMBO Molecular Medicine! Further details to follow! embopress.org/doi/full/10.10…

Genetic dissection of cyclic di-GMP signalling in Pseudomonas aeruginosa via systematic diguanylate cyclase disruption—led by Román Martino & Daniel Volke Microbial Biotechnology (MBT) #OpenAccess …icro-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Por cierto, España produce ciencia al mismo nivel que EEUU, Alemania o Suecia. No tenemos nada que envidiarles a nivel científico. La gran diferencia es que en España el Nanodrop se conecta a un ordenador con Windows XP y los científicos comparten piso con otras 6 personas

My first adventure with P. aeruginosa finally saw the light! It was really fun to work on this exciting project and definitely worth the effort!

A new P. aeruginosa model strain! Martino et al knocked out all 32 diguanylate cyclases in PA14 using a multiplexed cytosine base editor, halting c-di-GMP synthesis. The strain, PA14Δ32, shows major behavioral shifts. doi.org/10.1111/1751-7…