SynBiogas. Environmental Microbiologist + Catalytic Converter Chemist. MSc Res at Bangor University. Undergrad 1st Class (hons). Science and Horses is my life
Such an excellent talk by @jamesemcdonald at the @BIFoRUoB conference. Amazing to see the team's work showcased and especially @FutureOak_ results coming together. Keep an eye out for these, it's going to be brilliant! @cenococcum @Alejandra211909
Great talk from @jamesemcdonald in the @IMIBirmingham seminar series today! Brilliantly summarising the immense amount of work done by the APD team over the years! 🌳🧫
New paper, the first from our @synbiogas project! A new bacterial species, Lutispora saccharofermentans isolated from a landfill bioreactor @AzizElHouari2 @M_D_Carpenter @ CEB_Bangor @UoBbiosciences @BangorSNS https://t.co/mY0xIZ8Yjt
A cheer up for my dear friend @Usman_Hussain_S who is trying to figure out his really cool but also very complicated experiment to determine the best method to PCR the 16S rRNA gene for microbiome studies in oak trees 🌳🦠🤔👨🔬 #AOD#phdlife#BangorSNS@MEEBangor
Had a great time at #ISME18, and presented to my biggest audience so far! Lovely meeting (and partying with) so many microbial ecologists, and seeing the awesome talks and posters! 😁🇨🇭
If you’re at #ISME18 and are Interested in insect-microbe-host interactions and how insect/host chemical cues may trigger bacterial pathogenicity in oak decline? Visit @marine_cambon ‘s poster (IPS19.458) today!
2nd Day at my First conference #ISME18 in Lausanne! Im excited to chat about our research on engineered landfill microbiomes for biogas production 🦠 ⛽️
Finally made it to Geneva for #ISME18 after our flight yesterday was cancelled. On the last leg to Lausanne and looking forward to this afternoon’s talks
#ISME18 POSTER PLUG!
Interesting in RNA VIROMICS in SOIL?
Want to know the pros and cons of metatranscriptomics of purified virus like particles?
Interested in chatting soil RNA viral diversity?
Come see me at poster PS02.243 on Monday afternoon!
(also, DM me on twitter)
A 🧵 on burnout
Yesterday I learned that when people are burnt out, their amygdala enlarges. For all you non-neuroscientists, here's what that means and why it's important. 1/
#AcademicChatter@AcademicChatter@CouragePhD
Now that it’s official, I’m delighted to announce that my lab is moving to @LESUniBham @UoBbiosciences in September. Really excited to take up this position as Professor in Microbial Ecology and I look forward to working with colleagues @IMIBirmingham @BIFoRUoB and beyond