Meet Sabine Pellett, professor of @UWBact@UWMadisonCALS, whose research focuses on bacterial virulence factors, both as pathogens and pharmaceuticals, with an emphasis on Clostridium botulinum and its neurotoxins. https://t.co/Fg7prJ3g1R
Shout out to Miriam Guevara, research specialist in the Pellet Lab, on her recent poster award at the IBRCC! She presented her collaborative work with Jae-Hyuk Yu and Dasol Choi investigating the effects of a novel broad-spectrum antimicrobial on C. botulinum.
Very cool miniseries being put on by @WIDiscovery over the next few months on the gut-brain superhighway. It kicks off tonight, Jan. 16 with @VanessaSperand2 and @Science_Haikus of @UWMadisonMMI talking about Microbes, Addiction, and Immunity.
https://t.co/s4k0E1Z7tr
New report from the Pellett Lab on how botulinum neurotoxins can be produced at high levels in a stable form in C. tetani. This finding is expected to greatly facilitate purification of BoNTs and could aid in production of antitoxins.
https://t.co/F0n4ZKNBGd
Congratulations to Dr. Kerri Coon @MosMicrobes on her Emil H. Steiger Distinguished Teaching Award! 12 faculty members were chosen to receive this year’s awards, an honor given out since 1953 to recognize some of UW–Madison's finest educators.
https://t.co/zJ3tzFm4Oc
Thrilled to share that our project to rebuild ancient proteins has been awarded the W. M. Keck Foundation award!
We will explore 3+ billion years of molecular diversity to uncover how nitrogenase endured Earth's shifting atmosphere and temperatures. (1)
https://t.co/o8UrAUgIx0
A team of #UWMadison scientists led by @UWBact professor @betulland will explore the paleoenvironments and ancient history of Earth by bridging paleontology, artificial intelligence, synthetic biology and evolution.
https://t.co/BsjlcaJF0N
New paper alert: Our 20-year study of viral ecology and evolution reveals viral roles in microbial dynamics, phage genome evolution over time, and key interactions with hosts. @ZhichaoZhou_CHN@patriciatran_@pCodyM@RobinRohwer@quendi @archaeal
https://t.co/nj4QSA7nXE
The Coon Lab @MosMicrobes and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine @LSTMnews have created a Mosquito-Associated Isolate Collection which brings together genome info and bacterial isolates in order to drive research towards preventing disease transmission.
https://t.co/U8Kk5y1S2o
Out today! 🚨 We explore how planetary oxidation ~2.5 billion years ago shaped the puzzling history of metal use in nitrogenase, key to nitrogen fixation! 🌍🔬
https://t.co/DIe5KJ6gbd
work led by @MorganMicro, @hollyr_rucker, in collab. with Eric Libby & Ariel Anbar. @UWBact
Our own Dr. Erica Majumder @elmtree1111 was recently featured on the @LMeillerShow on WPR, talking bioplastics and landfill microbiology. Give it a listen below!
https://t.co/ePji2iyNpE
@UWBact's Katrina Forest has received a @USDA_NIFA grant for her project to use a mass spectrometer for microbial natural products discovery. Learn more about Katrina and her work at https://t.co/SS7h7cTZK6
🧠New #publication in Neurotherapeutics from @UW_CDE & CDHA affiliate Federico Rey (@UWBact) & colleagues
➡️"Gut microbial metabolism in Alzheimer's disease and related dementias" https://t.co/w6jSK6Z7Ol
Had a fantastic time visiting the Department of Bacteriology at the UWisconsin-Madison (@UWBact) as their Distinguished Lectures in Microbiology Seminar speaker. Huge thanks to the faculty and trainees for the warm welcome and engaging discussions! Tks @markjmandel for hosting
The @UWMadisonMDTP recently held their annual Bactoberfest, and it was truly a sight to behold! The theme this year was 'Comics and Cartoons', with 32 labs going all-out to create interactive booths for the occasion. An absolutely wonderful MDTP tradition!
Deadlines for full consideration for our RISE faculty hirings are approaching at beginning of November. We are hiring in line with the themes "AI to Advance Life Sciences", "AI to Enhance Agricultural & Natural Systems", and "Furthering the Bioeconomy"
https://t.co/rr0i5b07Tz