Today was our last day sampling in the beautiful Puna of Argentina for the #MICROSIC project. It was an amazing trip, and I can't wait to see all of the results to come!
Looking for a postdoc in environmental virology? Fascinated by giant viruses and their glycobiology?
We have a position available at the MPI for Marine Microbiology!
@MarineMicrobio@HFSP@maxplanckpress
https://t.co/SEH7bSKz7J
We are scouting for a PhD student in antiphage immunity. Starting spring 2025 at @TartuUniversity, secondments at @lunduniversity. Please contact me with i) CV and ii) max 2-page cover letter (why you, why this topic and why our team) at [email protected]. RT appreciated!
We have two open PhD positions in the lab! One together with @LandauMeytal on viral amyloids and one on phase separation of viral replication compartments! See https://t.co/SuuTVmzMvh for viral amyloids, and PM me for the second!
A scientist who successfully treated her own breast cancer by injecting the tumour with lab-grown viruses has sparked discussion about the ethics of self-experimentation https://t.co/wnjBX1zWjH
The September issue is live!
Cover depicting #phage responses to diverse environmental stressors.
Articles on evolution in superabundant microbes, engineering agricultural #soil#microbiomes, modelling Shigella infection, cancer-associated SNPs & more!
https://t.co/DXEZX1bW5s
Are you going to #ISME19? Will you present a poster? Do you use #anvio for your research?
If yes, please consider filling out this form so we can bring stickers to your poster, say hi, and ask your advice on how to make anvi'o better.
https://t.co/mxp4kEp5oJ
Thank you! 😇
Great people had some great days at the #ItMatters-conference, organized by our #PhD students, sharing exciting knowledge, offering fruitful discussions & lots of fun, thanks to all participants from @mpi_marburg and @MarineMicrobio
There is a new logo!
https://t.co/2lJ8AXNQy3
We have 2 open PhD positions on archaeal virology at the University of Groningen.
Read everything about the EU funded ARCTECH project and its European partners here:
https://t.co/gAdOfFFfRw
Apply for these positions before May 12, 2024 here:
https://t.co/lDb7rnMxJ5
New Research: Ultrastructural insights into cellular organization, energy storage and ribosomal dynamics of an ammonia-oxidizing archaeon from oligotrophic oceans https://t.co/6ukFEYhz7H #microbiology
How many SAR11 cells are phage-infected in the environment? And what are zombies🧟♂️?
We studied phage infection in SAR11 using the🔬. Up to 19% of SAR11 cells were phage infected and many host cells were devoid of ribosomes🧟♂️!
What else did we find? A 🧵
https://t.co/Q4MT2J2aQc
In our article published today @Nature , we report complete all-atom structural models of a fully packaged bacteriophage particle. Congratulations to Kush Coshic on his first publication! Many thanks to Chris Maffeo and David Winogradoff for pushing this 6-year project forward.
Take a look! The gut virome is altered in a mouse
model of chronic stress and is associated with changes in behavioural and
immune response, which can be restored using fecal virome transfer. New paper by @jfcryan@UCC https://t.co/daPyObrgeR
JB Editor's Pick: Amazing details of the cell surface interactions of the newly described nanoarchaeote (DPANN archaeon) Nanobdella aerobiophila strain MJ1T and its host Metallosphaera sedula strain MJ1HA.
https://t.co/huh5Anr0vx
@ASMicrobiology@JBacteriology
We are excited to finally share the story @JoshMattMills has been working on for the last few years! Here, we report on the archaeal small GTPase driving extracellular vesicle production. https://t.co/NWdKJBSseX
📢I am so excited to announce the publication of my work characterizing extracellular vesicles of Euryarchaeota! Here, we identify an archaeal small GTPase directly involved in vesicle production with similarities to eukaryotic Arf GTPases.
https://t.co/CmhSl3PiCI