Save the date!
The 4th SPPIRIT ECR Symposium is happening on 31st October 2025 at the Roslin Institute, Edinburgh.
Join us for a *spooktacular* day of research, networking, and community building with fellow parasitology ECRs.
More details coming soon!
Today is #WorldChagasDiseaseDay! Up to 100 million people are estimated to live at risk of Chagas Disease - an NTD primarily found in the Americas. Let's continue to improve access to diagnosis, treatment & comprehensive care for the people affected to ensure #healthforall.
Delighted to have been part of this great work driven by Marketa Novotna in the Horn lab, showing the power of precision editing to study the direct role of histone modifications on gene expression regulation! 👌🏻
@WCAIRDundee @YBRI_UoY https://t.co/yspydPRARj
Thrilled to share with you our latest work im @Nature ! 🥳 We shed light on the antigenic selection mechanism of the parasite Trypanosoma brucei! Check it out! https://t.co/FGGBta4wWY
Happy to see this published in @FEBSJournal. We tried to shed some light on how Leishmania parasites use amino acids, particularly proline and glutamate, as energy sources https://t.co/wIsOuw4x6O @CruzKaysel58732@fmrp_usp
Are you an early career scientist, or interested in mastering the process of drafting, submitting, and finalizing scientific manuscripts?
Go on and register for this @DNDi workshop which will help you communicate your #research more effectively. 🔗https://t.co/cotdvbg2Kk
Are you based in South America and work on helminths?
Join me & a great group of instructors on the Helminth Bioinformatics course in Montevideo during 18–24 May!
We'll cover expenses, you just need to come, interact, and learn.
Please share & apply!
https://t.co/BRJfvXeYZW
Excited to share our latest work on R-loops and RNAse H1, exploring their roles in genome replication timing and stability. It’s now published!
https://t.co/gxjTlp7r8B
@McCulloch_Group@emmabriggs6@scotomorph@MarquesCata
It's world NTD day today! We are celebrating advances in the field by sharing a Parasitology blog and article collection as we aim to #BeatNTDs
https://t.co/GLuTptEbo9
More than 40 percent of #postdocs leave academia. Those who landed a coveted faculty position were more likely to have had a highly cited paper, changed their research topic between their #PhD and postdoc, or moved abroad after receiving their doctorate. https://t.co/SkU2JVisuu @PNASNews -> https://t.co/GZKmXombKN #ScienceCareer
Fantastic academic jobs and how to find them🪄
🎧Listen to this @preLights#spotLights episode, where @jablack18, @EthanEwe & @ReinierProsee chatted to the authors of a recent #preprint characterizing the biological sciences academic job market:
https://t.co/OZPyqVMjwr
📢Parasite Hour with PiP is back. Please join us on Friday 19th at noon EST for @sara_spereira's talk. She is a parasitologist passionate about trypanosomatids who started working on Leishmaniasis and Chagas disease, & moved to African trypanosomiasis.
https://t.co/m5BKJFV8g9
We are pleased to launch #spotLights, an interview series featuring the #ECRs behind exciting new #preprints.🎙️
@bruvellu@mpicbg is our first guest – he talks about the story behind his recent work on the cephalic furrow.
Listen below or on our website!
https://t.co/pyCFF3DGpC
Here, we found that virulence genes in non-syntenic trypanosomatid regions have lower nascent transcription than the rest of the genome.
https://t.co/9idseLzMXq
After a long silence while we were busy finishing some work, our group is excited to share that we've posted three new articles on BioRxiv. In the next few days, I'll give a quick summary of each here.
https://t.co/9idseLzMXq https://t.co/Wkd30ZbNM8
https://t.co/3aSfgjQqtB