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🚀 Calling all early-stage researchers! Need support to attend the First Symposium of the Danish Viruses of Microbes Network in Copenhagen? ✨ Travel grant applications are OPEN! ✨ But hurry—the deadline is next Friday, February 28th! 🔗 Apply here: eventsignup.ku.dk/danishviruseso…

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💛LoVis4u - a visualisation tool for comparative genomics and sequencing coverage profiles is now published! See our paper in NAR GB: doi.org/10.1093/nargab…

Excited to announce that collaborative work between the Bostina lab (Bostina Lab) and PHI lab (Peter Fineran) at University of Otago and the Wolf lab (Wolf Lab) at OIST, has been published in Nature Communications. Congratulations all :) nature.com/articles/s4146…

I'm happy to see our collaboration with PHAGEBio lone brøndsted out on npj viruses! I had a fun time modelling T-even #phages adhesin proteins. Verifying that we can use #AF2 bias to select true binders was even cooler. Congrats to Veronika Lutz and all nature.com/articles/s4429…

Contractile injection systems are used by bacteria as tools to survive, compete and interact with their environment, check out our pre-print detailing one discovered in Salmonella. Nicholas M. I. Taylor Lab cryoEM Papers CPRatUCPH Claudia Kielkopf Freddie Martin Marta Siborova Eva Maria Steiner-Rebrova 🇺🇦🇦🇹🇸🇪

Our latest work is out: we designed dual GLP1R/GCGR agonists—cyclic peptides that activate both metabolic receptors, entirely from sequence alone. This has never been done before. 🔗 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

How can artificial intelligence overcome the computational limitations of predicting complete bacteriophage tail fiber structures that are too large and flexible for traditional experimental methods?Science Advances University of Copenhagen "RBPseg: Toward a complete phage tail

Exited to share that our RBPseg paper has just come out in Science Advances. Huge cograts to first author Victor Klein-Sousa and co-authors Aritz Roa, Claudia Kielkopf and nicholas sofos #phage #cryoEM #ArtificialIntelligence CPRatUCPH science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Had a fantastic time at the first Danish Viruses of Microbes meeting! Great to see all the cutting-edge phage research in the Nordics. Honored to present RBPseg + the tail fiber structural atlas. Thanks for the great questions & feedback! #DKVoM25 #Phages

Excited to present CryoBoltz ❄️⚡, a multiscale guidance approach for steering AlphaFold3/Boltz-1 to sample structures that are consistent with experimental cryo-EM density maps. 🧵1/7 arxiv.org/abs/2506.04490 Joint work with Axel Levy Gordon Wetzstein & Ellen Zhong!

What determines who a phage can infect? We tackled this question for temperate phages of Klebsiella — a bacterial pathogen — using a genome-wide association study (GWAS) and a massive protein testing effort. 👇 A thread!

I wonder if prophages would be considered doping in a bacterial Olympics. Fascinating paper.