Tingkatkan Kompetensi SDM Pusvetma, FAO beri dukungan Pelatihan VN test langsung dari Pirbright UK
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Thank you to everyone who attended the 2023 Scientific Meeting in Kampala, Uganda! Our speakers, poster presenters, chairs, and attendees made invaluable contributions to the meeting's success. Stay tuned for future activities and meetings, and we'll see you next time!
Bat viruses, models & interventions! We're recruiting a 2+ year @wellcometrust-funded postdoc to develop dynamic spatial models of rabies transmission and within-reservoir control using epi/sero/'omic data. Come join the @BatsGoViral fun in Glasgow! https://t.co/G3xG69k5fh
We're hiring a research technician for our new NERC-funded #TickSolve project - mostly field sampling (ticks, small mammals, deer, camera traps), some lab work. Please RT!
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@UofGlasgow @IBAHCM Lucy Gilbert @morrison_green @CarolineMillins @bethan_purse
NEW VACANCY: We have an exciting opportunity for a junior scientist to come and work in the @WRLFMD at Pirbright, participating in vital #FMD diagnostic work.
Job details: https://t.co/Im7viMlfc8
Deadline to apply: 16.01.2022 (Job ref. 21P-162)
#ScienceJobs
What makes a pandemic virus? Funded studentship available to come and work with us (@WRLFMD) and Dr Dan Horton (@UniOfSurrey) on one of the most devastating viruses of livestock. https://t.co/Jyn5DZ5Tlk
Our manuscript on predicting the zoonotic risk of novel viruses when all you have is a genome is now published in @PLOSBiology – a thread. 1/10
(with @SimonAB and @DanielStreicker)
https://t.co/hc5EA357iC
New @wilsonlabcvr paper. Our work, led by @virologist_atu, showing that the prenylated variant of OAS1 can sense SARS-CoV-2 and protect against severe #COVID19 is out in Science:
https://t.co/pMcnLroGbm
#CVRCovidResponse
🧵 (with some new bits)
As well as targeting viral RNAs, @WilsonlabCVR @VirusMuser@lab_rihn_th@NardusMollentze &co show that antiviral effectors sometimes target host mRNAs too, leaving their mark after millions of years as compositional biases in the host's genome #PLOSBiology https://t.co/5yjhjfCzYr
Recently defended or about to finish your PhD? We have postdoc positions available to study host antiviral immunity. From molecular mechanisms to in vivo pathogenesis to comparative evolutionary approaches, there’s something for everyone.
https://t.co/4Kx2T8PlBS
🚨🏆 We are hugely proud to announce that our director Professor Massimo Palmarini has been made an honorary OBE for his services to public health. 🏆🚨
“It’s good to be recognised in this way, but it’s more something that represents the work of the people in the centre.”
New work from our @CVRinfo lab led by @virologist_atu revealing another innate immune 'defect' in horseshoe bats and linking this to why some people get more severe COVID-19:
https://t.co/af89Js1cTT
#CVRCovidResponse
New postdoc available on the epidemiology and management of viral zoonoses in #bats at the University of Glasgow w/ @DTHaydon @CleavelandSarah and me. Part of the USAID #STOPSpillover project with Tufts University. Apply by 28 April! #OneHealth @IBAHCM https://t.co/NgGw1cqLD6
📢 ONE WEEK LEFT *New vacancy* Research assistant/ associate with relevant experience who will contribute to a study into SARS-CoV-2 in cats 🐈 (Deadline 04/03/21)
For info 👉 https://t.co/IrBh8TfGHr
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@Virologica The RT-PCR values are typical of samples from which virus can be isolated. This, plus labelling for non-structural proteins (directly linked to replication) is good evidence that there was replication. Presumably it's similar to the 'tiger heart' observed in lambs.