Microbiology interest organization at the University of Texas at Austin. @TexasScience group focused on outreach, service, socials, and youth education 🔬 🦠 🧫
Are you a @TexasScience student interested in microbiology? Join UTASM in the spring for science volunteer opportunities, outreach events, lab tours, PhD guest speakers, development workshops, socials, and other fun events ✨
Don't forget to join us TOMORROW, Dec. 13, @ 11 a.m. ET for "Meet the Agar Artists!" We'll be chatting live and taking your questions. Join the fun on Instagram Live! https://t.co/hAVFiNrGpo
Happy to announce that we're having our first meeting of the semester on Tuesday, 31 August at 7 pm! Feel free to invite your friends to this light info session.
Zoom link for the first meeting: https://t.co/FQpGNxLMyC (password: utasm)
Zebra finches can see so rapidly in 'bird time,' we may have misunderstood how they learn language. #NSFfunded researchers from @Cornell have found these finches use social guidance to learn songs by watching their mothers' reactions. Learn more: https://t.co/dIXaM0z78X
First spring meeting for UT Austin American Society for Microbiology (UTASM) is tonight from 6-7 in GEA 127 🔬 🧬 We'll have pizza, brownies, and lemonade :)
As @CDCGov and @CDCflu data show, so far this flu season an estimated 10 to 11 million Americans have fallen ill with flu. With reports of some schools closing due to flu outbreaks, remember that it isn't too late to get a flu vaccine! #FightFlu See https://t.co/bjPTksLEGp
Schubert, Maddamsetti et al.: Analysis of evolutionarily-coupled loci to identify #epistatic loci associated with #antibiotic resistance in #Neisseria gonorrhoeae: https://t.co/cCAEGn8IqN
✨ Meet our officers! ✨
President: Alex Mason, 4th year BS Medical Laboratory Science
Vice President: Louis Mai, 3rd year BSA Biology
Secretary: Jaime Luong, 2nd year BSA Biology
Cool #science#outreach project creates multimedia biological art (with #microbes!) as a way to form partnerships between scientists and those without scientific training. New in @PLOSBiology https://t.co/vYz00LQYHK
"Microevolution of Neisseria lactamica during nasopharyngeal colonisation induced by controlled human infection"
Recent publication in @NatureComms by @anishpandey89 with @WarwickSBIDER group member @XavierDidelot + others
https://t.co/MFcfswhROR
through primary and secondary school outreach, we seek to promote healthy sanitary practices and educate younger children on the importance of proper sanitation, all while showing younger students a potential career path in the event that our presentations peak their interest.
As an organization, we seek to promote student and general public interest in the the field of microbiology. Through public outreach and informative meetings, we seek to educate students and people and to disprove the notion that all microbes are harmful to humans. Additionally,