Hunt Lab

Lab group led by @nematodegirl at the University of Bath. Research interests in parasitic nematodes, genomics, genetics and small RNAs.

[Stephen Doyle @stephenrdoyle]

On my way back from having spent a brilliant few days in Bath this week. Two talks in two days, lots of great ideas and interactions. Many thanks to @nematodegirl and @VickyHunt_Lab for looking after us!

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Thanks for visiting us yesterday @PSarkies and for a fantastic talk and lots of great discussion! Look for catching up again soon! @VickyHunt_Lab

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Need some help identifying a parasitic worm… found inside and on the outer surface of the intestine and stomach of a mole. Worms are clumped together, each in individuals membranes/ sacs. Anyone know what these are? @DominikaLastik @VickyHunt_Lab

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Assistant Professor position - great opportunity to work at the University of Tokyo with Taisei Kikuchi https://t.co/etfFa8K8NB https://t.co/5EQT7UHTbL

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Congratulations @DominikaLastik on passing your PhD viva. So happy you’re staying on as a postdoc! Thank you to examiners @EpicFeil_ and Adrian Streit

[Royal Society Publishing @RSocPublishing]

#Strongyloides are parasitic nematode worms that are present in the intestines of millions of people globally. Find out about their infection biology and strategies for diagnosis and control in this new #PhilTransB theme issue: https://t.co/3I81xx1xAW

[Reem Jawabreh @ReemJawabreh]

Are Strongyloides spp🪱the best model for studying parasitism? Definitely (in my humble opinion). How come? find out here ⬇️⬇️⬇️

https://t.co/7QZs1wozEW

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Searching for an elusive nematomorph host…

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Congratulations @MonaaaaSu for passing your PhD viva!! Great job!Exciting things ahead to look forward to now in the @stephenrdoyle lab. Thanks to examiners @amyhbuck @TeamVance

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Lab trip to Japan with the Kikuchi lab at the University of Tokyo plus a visit to the Meguro Parasitology museum and collecting fig nematodes in Ishigaki

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Exciting postdoc opportunity to work on parasite genetics in Mark Viney’s lab in @LivUni and working with @texasrulz1 @nematodegirl @VickyHunt_Lab and Dan Rigden - deadline 3rd March

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Technician post available in our lab @nematodegirl @VickyHunt_Lab at the University of Bath @UniofBath @LifeScienceBath to work on parasites, in collaboration with @texasrulz1 Mark Viney & Dan Rigden at @LivUni Please RT. https://t.co/xe4SD3xxox. Deadline 5th March.

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Very proud of my lab and grateful for all their help at the #strongyloides meeting 2022

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Check out our new easy-to-use pipeline to look for Dicer cleavage signatures in small RNA data https://t.co/OOUc8zd4lG @BMurcott @DominikaLastik @RebeccaPawluk @annaprotasio @VickyHunt_Lab

[Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @CUP_LifeScience]

This year Mona Suleiman from the @UniofBath was chosen for her presentation and studies on #sRNAs in the free-living and parasitic stages of #Strongyloides. This blog embellishes upon her achievements:
>> https://t.co/RaUS5DySy5

[Edward Douglas @ed_douglas13]

Please retweet and share. Great opportunity to join the friendly Laabei group in Bath to study a PhD in how cell wall anchored proteins contribute to complement evasion of Staph. https://t.co/ukiz1e35Pv

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Strongyloides meeting - November 2022, UK. Come join us if you work on or are interested in working with Strongyloides parasites! Registration details available soon here: https://t.co/TAOXiVO5JQ

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

@DominikaLastik talking about her PhD work using long read transcriptomics to investigate how specific transcript variants are associated with parasitism in Strongyloides parasites at #ICOPA2022 @VickyHunt_Lab

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Mona Suleiman talking about her PhD research and representing the lab at #ICOPA2022 - wish I was there too!

[Vicky Hunt @nematodegirl]

Strongyloides: omics to worm-free populations. An international Strongyloides meeting on the 28th - 29th November 2022 in the UK. Save the date, details to follow soon.