Scholarly publishing professional. Journal Development Editor: mBio, mSystems, mSphere. AKA. 💗💚Wine lover. “As for wines, they are for me.” -M.F.K. Fisher
I had the honor of creating this program when working as Managing Editor for mBio. It's a great way for early-career microbiologists to gain training and experience as a peer reviewer! Spread the word!!
Early-career scientists, have you completed a Ph.D. in the last 10 years? Been the first author of 2+ peer-reviewed papers? Join our #mBio Junior Editorial Board to gain more valuable experience. Learn more and apply by Oct. 31: https://t.co/0jY3ylW9O2
mSphere Senior Editors are having our annual meeting Thursday. What’s on your mind about publishing your work on microbial sciences that you’d like us to know? @ASMicrobiology
How does Pseudomonas aeruginosa deal with competitors? Poison. This @mbiojournal study shows that the bacterium releases airborne volatile hydrogen cyanide to inhibit Staphyloccocus aureus growth in low-oxygen in vitro biofilms & in vivo lung environments. https://t.co/FLglpLbP0D
How C. diff infections have increased over the past several decades, how fecal transplants have been wildly successful at treating recurrent C. diff infections, and how banking fecal samples can be beneficial https://t.co/1P9rCttI0J
One of the smartest pieces I’ve seen in months. By scientists —for scientists and “science explainers”everywhere. don’t conflate science with policy! @RWalensky@AlondraNelson46@JasonGMatheny @mimperia @ACasadevall1
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Well -deserved recognition by @ASMicrobiology for the great work of @MSU_MMG colleague @GemmaReguera in advancing the careers of women. Congratulations Gemma!