Postdoc at @UTKMicrobiology interested in microbial interactions and vaginal/reproductive health. MS and PhD in Bioscience🔬🇧🇷 #strep#GBS#catmom She/her
@ADaCotaMonteiro As vezes pedem comidas de fast food, mas a maioria das vezes o que eu vejo são cupcakes (e isso é o bolo principal também), chips, frutas e vegetais com muito molho ranch
The Streptococcal Biology GRC/GRS are open for applications. Acceptances are underway and the meeting is on track to fill up.
If you’re aiming for a short talk (lots of slots), registering early is important for full consideration.
Plz share widely!
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Hi Strep/Entero community! Registration and abstract submissions are now open for the Streptococcal Biology Gordon Research Seminar (GRS), August 1–2, 2026 in the beautiful Lucca, Italy!! Spots are filling out quickly so make sure you apply soon (: https://t.co/3vJNbDdOLP
A reminder that UTK Microbiology is hiring for two tenure-track faculty positions — one in quantitative plant-microbe interactions and another in microbial drivers of chronic disease. Review of applications begins November 21.
Infection and Immunity is now welcoming nominations for highly promising scientists at the assistant professor level (or equivalent) to submit research to the next New Voices in Microbiology Collection!
Please nominate here by the August 18 deadline:
https://t.co/I3wkjyP4Sg
From bench to bedside—innovative research in our department is driving real impact. Dr. Lindsey Burcham’s collaboration with UT Medical Center connects lab-based studies of the vaginal microbiome to maternal and infant health outcomes.
https://t.co/sK3enTUUqR
The debut paper from the lab is live! Check out the amazing work by @AWiseMitchell and collaborators discovering that mitochondria are not just the 'powerhouse of the cell' but adapted by neutrophils to sense bacterial persistence and trigger NETosis.
https://t.co/LlAjNDOViu
Getting the spiderwebs out to excitedly share our new work @KimInGeneva lab. We studied how Enterococci use lactic acid to suppress the inflammatory response and promote virulence.
https://t.co/DW6Hd2LUqd It is now under review, stay tuned for a revised version when published.=)
From PhD to Startup! Microbiology alumnus Jordan Cannon turned his research into Circular Biosciences, a company tackling bioplastic waste with enzyme-driven solutions. Want to read more about how his team is pushing sustainable innovation forward? https://t.co/jwqrJclrnX
New paper from the lab out today on Akkermansia muciniphila and how it breaks down host glycans! @IMIBirmingham@unibirm_CMH Very proud of my group, especially @CassieBakshani who did an amazing job. @NatureMicrobiol
https://t.co/hKT2ijadQG
Applications are open for the 2025 GRS/GRC on Staphylococcal Diseases! Make sure to get your abstracts submitted for the opportunity to present your work in beautiful Barcelona! https://t.co/cADwDFte3e @turley20_mary
Our paper is out! If you work with systemic models of bacterial infection in mice, we hope this is a good tool to decide the best model for your research!
Read @Jesscmendonca & @LindseyAtUTK 's latest publication, "Comparison of lateral tail vein and retro-orbital venous sinus as routes of inoculation to study Group B streptococcal systemic infection" https://t.co/HiVS9bV9qN
Congrats to Aurélia Hiron and team, Université de Tours, for their #genetics study into how the #pathogen Streptococcus agalactiae adapts to low #zinc. An international collaboration 🇫🇷 🇦🇺 with @camcdevitt@StephieNeville @UniMelbMDHS @TheDohertyInst
https://t.co/wt0SZqzHPv