What a great way to convey the collective efforts of the scientific community and the impact this has had on society, especially during these uncertain times. Proud to be a The Francis Crick Institute alumni.

What an incredible group of people to learn from and exchange ideas! Massive thanks to the hutlab for sharing all your knowledge and insights into studying microbial communities!

Grateful to have been part of this collaborative effort and great to see this finally published.

Pleased to share that the paper from my PhD research carried out The Francis Crick Institute has finally been published in The EMBO Journal today. The TOR‐dependent phosphoproteome and regulation of cellular protein synthesis | The EMBO Journal embopress.org/doi/full/10.15…

#Phosphoproteomics reveal the extent of protein #phosphorylation alterations upon TOR kinase inhibition in fission yeast – Tiffany Mak et al The Francis Crick Institute embopress.org/doi/10.15252/e…

🧪 pombeTalks S02 E12 next week! 🥼 Talks from Tiffany Mak (Nurse lab The Francis Crick Institute) and Weifang Wu (@Allshire_Lab @WTcell The University of Edinburgh). Join us for the last session of the series! 🚨 See poster for details 🚨 Register here: bit.ly/pombeTalks

A slight philosophical ponder for Friday Biology must generate ideas as well as data nature.com/articles/d4158…

The TOR‐dependent phosphoproteome now curated in S. pombe model organism knowledgebase pombase.org/reference/PMID… by Tiffany Mak embopress.org/doi/full/10.15…

Important: Omicron is not a "South African variant" of COVID. Omicron is a variant of *unknown origin* that was discovered and reported by South African scientists. We owe them a debt of gratitude for their discovery. Pass it on.

A great editorial from the July issue of NatureSustainability, basically summarises my motivations and journey of going from a Cell Biologist studying growth control, to a Microbial Ecology, Food Systems and Sustainability researcher. nature.com/articles/s4189…

The UK government's ruthless and reckless policies that "go for growth” require us all to ask the essential questions that Donella Meadows - mother of systems thinking - set out decades ago. So join me in answering these questions... 1/n

You can still register to attend the KLI Mendel Symposium online: mendel200-vienna.com/activities/men…. In-person registration is now closed. #Mendel200

Excited to be part of this dynamic team, looking forward to sharing many great science stories with you all! IS-MPMI MPMI Journal MPMI Microgreens SivaSankari Dominique Holtappels @Amelia_Bacteria Dr. Manish Tiwari

Will be speaking at the UofGARC as part of the Bio-Lit Talks: Perspectives on the Gut series this Wednesday with Sean Wai Keung and Rhys Williams. Thank you Sofia Sandalli and Michael Deerwater for the invite. Sign-up here to attend in person or online: eventbrite.co.uk/e/more-than-a-…

Looking forward to another year of working with this great network of people!

Join us at 12:45 GMT for this exciting session ORFC with Merlin Sheldrake and @DougBierend Mycelium's Moment: Understanding the growing fascination with fungi orfc.org.uk/session/myceli… #ORFC23

Will be facilitating this session ORFC online, join us for the livestream here: orfc.org.uk/session/how-do… #ORFC23

Come join us! We, the AFE's of MPMI Journal, will be hosting a session on 'Narratives and Science Communication' at this year's IS-MPMI Congress, featuring a live MPMI Microgreens podcast, so don't miss out! @Amelia_Bacteria Dominique Holtappels SivaSankari Dr. Manish Tiwari

We all just took part in a #sensory #analysis of 3 different #tempehs 👏The plan is that the results will be used in #metagenomic analysis by Tiffany Mak at DTU to understand how we #humans interact and taste the #fermented #food #holobiont 🦠