Asst Prof at KU Leuven | Subcellular organization of bacterial replication | Interplay between cell morphogenesis and cell cycle progression/regulation
Growth stage and interspecies interactions shape the cell biology and cell cycle characteristics of human gut bacteria Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron and Roseburia intestinalis: Communications Biology, Published online: 17 November 2025;… https://t.co/ARaR7i3vpi
We are looking for a postdoc to strengthen our team! Interested in large-scale microscopy screens across bacterial species? Please apply via: https://t.co/HGjPtBkrqF... #Microbiology#ERC Feel free to share/repost.
📢Job Alert!📢
We are looking for 2 PhD students with biophysics or computational biology background for #SuperResolution#singlemolecule tracking project.
More information: https://t.co/5YGrSFehP3
Apply by 31.10.24. 🦠🔬
Pls RT!
📢 Our lab is hiring! Interested in harnessing the biosynthetic potential of beneficial, human-associated bacteria? We're looking for a passionate #postdoc to engineer gut bacteria for local, in vivo disease detection and drug delivery. Apply now! 👇https://t.co/5L7MgtiGHL
My lab is searching for a postdoc in microbiology/microbial metabolomics!
Are you a biologist who is secretly realizing you might be a mass spec nerd? If so, I can relate and I'd love to work with you!
Please check out more details here:
https://t.co/yoFAM8HWiX
Fully funded 4-year PhD position using cutting-edge fluorescence and electron microscopy to study the bacterial cytoskeleton. 🔬🦠🦴
Co-supervised by Martin Goldberg (Durham) and Yulia Yuzenkova (Newcastle).
Apply by 22 July!
https://t.co/78qqBkCSUw
Mutational Robustness and the Role of Buffer Genes in Evolvability
@KevinVerstrepen et al use the example of chaperone gene HSP90 to review our current understanding of mutational robustness & the role of buffer genes in evolution
#Weekendreading
https://t.co/gPCR6QzpOX
Thrilled to share our latest preprint about asymmetric division in E. coli! Work led by the amazing @ThappetaYashna & @SilviaCanasD. Fun collaboration with the Cegelski lab. https://t.co/xRFGGSTDOZ
Coupled or not coupled? In this preprint, we explored conditions that affect coupling (or uncoupling) between transcription, translation, and mRNA degradation in bacteria.
https://t.co/jXeFPJw23P
Bacterial growth rate modulation is typically associated with genetic or environmental changes. In this preprint, we show that growth rate in Caulobacter varies between daughter cells in the same environment. Led by (brand-new) Dr. @skye_glenn. #ppGpp https://t.co/DFxbvs7AHh
Thrilled to share our latest preprint describing the role of genome concentration on cell growth and proteome composition. Work led by @MakelaJarno with a fun collaboration with @JanSkotheim lab. https://t.co/preqsWHzak
Interested in the mechanisms driving subcellular organization in bacteria?
The Vecchiarelli lab has a postdoc position available!
https://t.co/0GW7kzcOu5
Plz RT!
For those interested in automatically curating their bacterial cell detections in microscopy images, we wrote a protocol (+ jupyter notebooks) for how to train a support vector machine to take care of this (otherwise often laborious) task! https://t.co/GNesgeXron @STARProtocols
Happy to share latest paper from our lab. Tour-de-force study led by now-former postdoc @GoversSander, which involved imaging cell cycle markers in E. coli across thousands perturbations. It identified simple population principles of cell cycle control https://t.co/LilkFOpb9a
Happy to have this published! The last from my postdoc time in @JacobsWagnerLab: our efforts to uncover some simplicity and emergent robustness in the control of the Escherichia coli cell cycle
https://t.co/qF8gPHY3va