Our MRes BPI class of 2024 just finished rotation 1 research projects and presented them by making posters. Here's what they have been researching. Visit the link in our bio for more details on our course. @ImperialInfect@ImperialMDR@CBRB_Imperial
Delighted to welcome our new cohort of MRes BPI students at the Centre for Bacterial Resistance Biology, Flowers Building today @CBRB_Imperial@ImperialInfect
Kaiying (Kelly), working with Angelika Grundling's group, developed tools for genetic screens to decipher cyclic-di-AMP signalling systems in Staphylococcus auerus.
Sofya worked with Valeri Soo @Valerie__Soo to investigate the diversity of penicillin-binding proteins in Streptococcus pyogenes bacteria using bioinformatics approaches.
Hibah, who worked with Avinash Shenoy @avi_cmbi , explored how a priority nosocomial pathogen, Enterobacter cloacae, overcomes aminoglycoside antibiotics.
Our MRes BPI class of 2024 just finished rotation 1 research projects and presented them by making posters. Here's what they have been researching. Visit the link in our bio for more details on our course. @ImperialInfect@ImperialMDR@CBRB_Imperial
Interested in bacterial pathogenesis, antibiotic resistance, immunity to infection, or other existing things about bacteria? Our MRes programme may be for you! We offer two research projects and several bespoke modules. @ImperialInfect@CBRB_Imperial https://t.co/aNOn0DM3S0