Read the latest ICTV Virus Taxonomy Profile on Bacilladnaviridae. Published in JGV as part of the ICTV Virus Taxonomy Profiles collection: https://t.co/986ZsRJxXh #JGV
The (un)successful global spread of Acinetobacter baumannii ST3. Published Open Access and fee-free in MGen using a Publish and Read agreement: https://t.co/atxRjqkZYS #MGen#PublishAndRead
Thanks to our partnership with New England Biolabs UK, two additional Vacation Studentships will support Black students, helping them gain research experience and practical skills for a career in microbiology. Read more: https://t.co/5X86nkTTpP @NEBiolabs#BlackInMicro
We submitted evidence to Ireland’s COVID-19 Evaluation on behalf of the microbiology community. Opportunities to strengthen future preparedness through investment in microbiology research, infrastructure and training.
Find out more in our news story: https://t.co/wRdccRwgIx
It’s National Mentoring Day! Members of our Members Panel are developing a resource about mentorship and would love to hear from others who have experience of being mentored, or of mentoring. Share your mentorship story: https://t.co/ovgjqCagTt
#NationalMentoringDay
Writing your Annual Conference 2027 abstract? Keep it to 250 words, and remember it's the only thing session organisers see when deciding on your talk or poster.
Check our abstract guide doc before you submit: https://t.co/HluhAtN1GO
#Microbio27#CallForAbstracts
Today is the International Blastocystis Day! What a great way to celebrate this by listening to the first podcast episode dedicated to this peculiar eukaryotic microbe! #Blastocystis#protists#OneHealth
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Have you completed our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion questionnaire on Mi Society? Your responses will be instrumental in supporting us to make the Society more inclusive. Log into Mi Society today to complete the questionnaire: https://t.co/bFsB92E7TU
It's the final week of Black History Month in the UK! To mark it, we asked Champion Divine Derefaka to get creative in her celebration of a Black scientist from history. Divine has shared who inspired her; which Black scientist from history, has inspired you?
In our next Spotlight on AI in Microbiology webinar, join @delafuentelab (@Penn) as he explores the question:
“can machines discover function in the code of life?”. Chaired by Microbiology Horizons Editor-in-Chief, @DottoriniResLab.
🔗 https://t.co/g87z63yCFs
Genomic characterization of Lao Mobatvirus strains reveals host-associated clustering in Southeast Asian bats. Read the full article in JGV: https://t.co/nVHFR7I5fk #JGV
🎧Have you listened to the latest episode of Microbe Talk yet? Last month, Anastasios and Varol joined us to discuss what we know so far about the mysterious protist, Blastocystis. Click here to listen on Apple, or get it wherever you get your podcast🔗 https://t.co/gxyYOR9j6W
Members and non-members are welcome to submit abstracts for Annual Conference 2027!
Students are especially encouraged to apply for flash talks in selected sessions.
Submit by 10 November: https://t.co/HluhAtN1GO
Read the perspective article ‘Simulating the host niche: balancing complexity and control in the experimental evolution of antibiotic resistance and pathoadaptation’. Published in Microbiology as part of the Emerging Investigators collection: https://t.co/05XypyCio1 #MicrobioJ
The deadline to apply for our Digital Content Officer role has extended to 2 November 🦠
Do you have experience of writing communications including news stories and case studies, along with producing and editing video content? Find out more: https://t.co/jQcvDanNeG
#Hiring
Screening the antimicrobial properties of snake venoms: an iterative fractionation approach. Published Open Access and fee-free in ACMI using a Publish and Read agreement: https://t.co/CzHlIyTmMI #ACMI#PublishAndRead
Society Champion, Simeon Makafui Nutsuklo, recently organised a fellowship programme at Hive Biolab, aimed at young women in science, to allow them to gain vital experience in a lab. Find out more in Simeon's blog: https://t.co/3nG0ab6n1D 👩🔬
#MicrobioChamp@hivebiolab
Have you considered leaving a gift in your Will? Your support will help ensure that future generations of microbiologists can learn, discover and innovate, and continue to contribute to society. Your gift will make a difference. Leave a lasting legacy: https://t.co/G8a2HUcxzq
Did you know about our new multi-disciplinary title? Hear from Microbiology Horizons editor, Liam Rooney, on why he’s excited to join this journal: https://t.co/WAojj5XDK4
@lmr_1994#MHrz
🏳️🌈 The deadline for abstract submissions is approaching! You can submit one at https://t.co/IPrnYf8EzK, or simply register for the event as an audience member. See you then! 🏳️🌈