I would have loved to be the one Spanish speaking person, giggling in the back of the room, when they named the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)
🚨New paper alert
We report advances at the intersection of metabolic engineering & genetic code expansion that allow a bacterium to create and harness a nitrated amino acid on its own
https://t.co/KG9k7JWxmv
This is the work of the incredible @Neil_D_Butler#synbio
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🚨New paper alert
I'm delighted to share our new publication in Metabolic Engineering that was a team effort led by @Neil_D_Butler
We found a bunch of surprising findings about the stability of aldehydes supplemented to bacterial cells
Free access here
https://t.co/gWqjwGOofr
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FDA Approves First Orally Administered Fecal Microbiota Product for the Prevention of Recurrence of Clostridioides difficile Infection https://t.co/IBRgKQoT6m
@NikoMcCarty That would be one ginormous usps truck. Roughly a football stadium sized truck flying by your house at a crazy speed. (P.S. was it Bell’s or Bartel’s class?)
Phenomenal news for the field of microbiome products. This one has felt like a done deal for a while, but it is great to see it done!
FDA Approves First Fecal Microbiota Product | FDA https://t.co/IT72Op8vMO
Conferences should have an “introvert corner” where we can sit to recharge after those networking coffee breaks. Quietly acknowledging each other with polite smiles that are full of understanding of why we’ve walked into this space.
🎺A fanfare for Concerto’s Series A! It heralds our reunion with microbes. It calls us to explore, compose, collaborate. It reverberates toward a future where microbes aren’t problems but solutions. Cheers to the era of microbial ecology-inspired products. https://t.co/n6VzNdhBVv
I'm over the moon that @NIH_CommonFund has given our bacterial vaccine design efforts a major boost. Thank you to the collaborators & mentors who encouraged taking on pressing problems even if risky
https://t.co/2BK6rVhQcU
https://t.co/rQntSLhowk
#NIHHighRisk@cfromen
Last week I was asked “why should someone choose to work @Concertobio?” I LOVE THAT QUESTION because I get to tell you why I work at Concerto.
This question happened because we are hiring!
Check out open positions here: https://t.co/DmUjoJR94b
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📢 HIRING ALERT: The need for microbial ensembles is greater than ever. With 5 new open positions, we are building our CMC team to advance our first product toward in-human testing 🦠⇄👩🏾🤝👨🏼. Learn more about the open positions at https://t.co/NTzRrgNHYl.