Thanks to the 12 academics who talked about their research work during Ingenuity: Lightning Talks. Very interesting topics! Thanks @BuffoonMedia for the filming #RandIWeek2024
Join Professor Kalai Mathee's #JMedMicro Seminar this Friday 26 January at 14:00 BST on 'Mastering the Art of Scientific Review: A Comprehensive Guide to Critiquing Published Articles.' Register for free: https://t.co/RDcaxApvpk
Access Microbiology is pleased to announce @SeanaDuggan and @DrJamesRedfern as its new Deputy Editors-in-Chief. As the platform continues to grow, we are excited for Séana and James to begin their new roles! Find out more about the new DEICs: https://t.co/PITyI8mllE
Harry Smith Vacation Studentship applications are now open and close on 20 February 2024. Awards of up to £3048 are available for undergraduates working on summer research projects. https://t.co/DOvZ5DkHbM
Innovation grant scheme winner spotlight!
Dr @SarahMaddocks, from Cardiff Metropolitan University, will be researching a 3D printed, lab-based chronic wound model that mimics the human wound environment without using any animals or animal-derived tissues.
Have a listen to Inside Health to learn more about our microbial metropolis and the fun things we isolated when @smithamundasad visited the labs @cardiffmet
🎶Living in a bacterial world 🎶 @smithamundasad investigates the microorganisms on us and around us for BBC Radio 4's Inside Health. 🎧More here: https://t.co/uMB7o37XHi
When Inside Health paid a visit to @cardiffmet@CardiffMetCSSHS Microbiology labs to chat about hygiene, cleanliness and the bacteria we share our world with (9pm BBC Radio 4):
https://t.co/JmMi5qBsrM
A little article about the wonderful world of microbes - Navigating our microbial world: the good, the bad, and the role of hygiene https://t.co/38Kxlsv1EH
Learn about the latest advancements across the spectrum of virology and network with local virologists at the #JGVRoadshow2023 on 16 October at @Harbour_Hotels. Register for free: https://t.co/rQHqXU0CfV 👈
In advance of tomorrow's #MGen#MicrobioRoadshow2023, take a look at some recent most-downloaded papers from the go-to journal on pioneering genomics research – all peer reviewed and fully Open Access. https://t.co/HHUVs9RA3N
Love all things data? Well, so does @ashporter_1, who talks all about the data of COVID-19 in their latest blog, which takes us behind the research of their publication in #MGen. Take a look 👉https://t.co/mLf5pvdxzV @sebduchene@TheDohertyInst@BenjaminHowden
One dose of the HPV vaccine has been shown to be just as effective as two doses in most under 25s.
If you or your child received one dose of the HPV vaccine before September 2023, a second dose won’t be needed.
Find more information: https://t.co/UvZPOtnpyb
PhD position available: unravelling the molecular link between coagulation and immunity. Supervisory team @HeurichMeike (Cardiff), Halina Mikolajek (Diamond Light Source) and myself (Bath)
https://t.co/T8oJvSSp0O
Read the latest Microbe Profile on Ruminococcus gnavus and unravel its role in gut health and disease. Explore the intriguing world of microbial interactions within our bodies in #MicrobioJ: https://t.co/Fp7runO3jr
Dive into Burkholderia multivorans in cystic fibrosis: Population biology, traits & model strains. Insights for lung infections. Published #OpenAccess and fee-free in #MicrobioJ using a #PublishAndRead agreement: https://t.co/T6uy1TbBBh
Researchers at @ZERO2FIVE_ are studying whether people are storing cold foods safely at the correct fridge temperature. The team will be giving out fridge thermometers at @AmgueddfaCymru Food Festival @StFagans_Museum on 9th Sept to willing participants.
https://t.co/fg3CODj5ox
We are offering Postgraduates paid professional internships, providing the opportunity to gain experience and transferrable skills across the Society’s main thematic workstreams.
Applications close today. Learn more and apply on our website: https://t.co/WUmDXZz3iJ
I recently came across the Singing compost heap at @cardiffmet
Bacteria in the soil generate a small electrical current. Microbial fuel cells harvest the electricity. A solar powered circuit generates a sound that varies according to the microbial activity.
Amazing!