Anthony Vecchiarelli

How do bacteria organize their innards?
Asst Prof at UMich.

[Anthony Vecchiarelli @CellfOrganized]

https://t.co/tHq4DwDa2L

[Miloš Tišma @TismaMilos]

Glad to receive the trust and recognition in being awarded a Dutch @NWOFunding Rubicon Fellowship for important work on antibiotic resistance.

I will be tackling this problem using a combination of biophysics, biochemistry and microbiology in Joe Loparo lab at @harvardmed

[Anthony Vecchiarelli @CellfOrganized]

Come check out our session at #CellBio2024

[Ilya Levental @LeventalLab]

hey science friends, in case you didnt already know, everyone is over at the blue place. come on over, its hoppin'!

[Anthony Vecchiarelli @CellfOrganized]

Apply to our @UMich_MCDB graduate program!

https://t.co/nN2FP4krKv

- Full tuition coverage & monthly stipend
- Application fee can be waived
- No GRE required

Applications due December 1st
#Yeast #Mice #Worms #Bacteria #Neuro #Frogs #Fish #Flies #Plants

Plz RT!

[bioRxiv Molecular Biology @biorxiv_molbio]

A blueprint for biomolecular condensation driven by bacterial microcompartment encapsulation peptides https://t.co/9Ek6fUr2IQ #biorxiv_molbio

[Daniel Trettel @trettelstweets]

Preprint: My favorite project so far! We describe how encapsulation peptides from bacterial microcompartments trigger biomolecular condensation. We also show the necessary molecular features that guide specific self-assembly of these omnipresent peptides.
https://t.co/gskU54dv3F

[Anthony Vecchiarelli @CellfOrganized]

@STCmicrobeblog @IsbergRalph Same. Can't do 𝕏 anymore.

You can find me on BlueSky:

@cellforganized.bsky.social

Peace out.

[MCDB Michigan @UMich_MCDB]

MCDB's Kozik Honored by Microbiology Society | U-M LSA Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (MCDB) https://t.co/fHCrYexCOH

[Anthony Vecchiarelli @CellfOrganized]

Happy Halloween from the Vecchiarelli Lab!

[Joe Bondy-Denomy @joeBondyDenomy]

Did you know that bacteria remember their past for many generations? In this new preprint from us (@VillaniAlexis and Senen Mendoza) and Banin lab (@ShmidovE ), we reveal the "how?" and "why?" underlying a long-standing mystery in bacterial memory. https://t.co/zFc8PDLqTu

[Phyllis Hanson @PIHanson]

Exciting news – we’re hiring! Join our vibrant community, explore new frontiers in biochemistry, and mentor the next generation of scientific leaders.

For more information and application link see https://t.co/vEmY4lspCl

@UMich, @UMichMedicine, #UMichBiolChem

[Phyllis Hanson @PIHanson]

Application review starts soon - submit now for full consideration!
#FacultySearch #UMichBiolChem #GoBlue @UMichMedScience

[Anthony Vecchiarelli @CellfOrganized]

@buenoscience @UMich_MCDB @UMengineering Sorry I missed you! I hear you took a pic going into my "restroom" of an office.

[Cedric🧬➰🧬Feschotte @CedricFeschotte]

Some bacteria have linear chromosomes and therefore telomeres. As in eukaryotes, a variety of transposons have evolved to occupy bacterial telomeres and establish addiction mechanisms! 🤯🤯🤯 Amazing story by @JoePetersLab at #cshlTE24 and fantastic work by @PopoMicro

[Anthony Vecchiarelli @CellfOrganized]

Sooooo, which is it?

[Thomas M Bartlett @ThomasMBartlett]

The Bartlett Lab is open for business at the Wadsworth Center! We study pathogens with "unusual" shapes (balls & corkscrews) to find vulnerabilities in their growth plans, and learn how bacterial shape impacts infection. We are hiring... join us!
https://t.co/zNLe43FnAD

[Daniel Trettel @trettelstweets]

PREPRINT: Microcompartments are a pain, but we made it easy. In a collaboration with @CellfOrganized and @hoanghamyy, we develop the pXpressome toolkit to let researchers make, edit, and test their own carboxysomes. Don’t stress it, Xpress it! https://t.co/CTRa6YVeBU

[Emily Calandrelli @TheSpaceGal]

3 years ago, my dream job was cancelled.

Emily's Wonder Lab helped inspire the next generation of scientists. I pitched dozens of science experiments for more seasons, but they weren't interested.

What do you do when your dream is cancelled?

You pivot.

I turned the experiments into a book series.

They became a #1 NYTimes Best Seller.

I used all the money I made from the books to hire a production company to help me turn each of the 100 science experiments into a YouTube series.

Introducing: Emily's Science Lab. It launches tomorrow.

Here's to controlling our own destiny ;)
Subscribe here: https://t.co/nSrLb8G4Ed

[Luis Zaman @LuisZaman]

We've lost one of the best humans and scientists I've ever met way too soon. Kevin Wood was the most sincerely kind, thoughtful, and sharp colleague I had the pleasure to call a friend.

If you ever met Kevin, you know exactly what I mean.

https://t.co/De25wjNpGS