Don’t miss Stanford University's William Robinson, M.D., Ph.D.’s highly anticipated talk on clinical aspects of Epstein-Barr virus and multiple sclerosis at #ASMCVS. Register now to secure your spot and gain insights into the latest in virology research! asm.social/233

Over 87 million people are infected with N. gonorrhoeae (Ngo) every year; the rise of multidrug-resistant strains makes treatment difficult. DNA-based microbicides that kill Ngo, but not commensal bacteria, could be a solution. Learn more in #AACJournal: asm.social/234

Indigenous communities in the U.S. have elevated rates of H. pylori infection & gastric cancer. In #MRAJournal, researchers present whole-genome sequencing of 3 H. pylori isolates originating from Native American patients presenting with gastric disease. asm.social/23b

🔬Check out our August #ASMJournals Clinical Case Reports collection! Featuring studies from #AACJournal & JClinMicro EIC. Read these impactful cases now: asm.social/23f Plus, explore ASM's newest journal, ASMCaseReports. Now open for submissions! asm.social/23e

This Week in Virology: Mpox as a public health emergency of international concern, widespread exposure to SARS-CoV-2 in wildlife communities, and modulation of plant defenses by insect salivary GAPDH benefits viral transmission. asm.social/23g

#MicrobiologyMonday: Scientists harnessed 'omics data to identify novel, active & uncultured microbes in the ocean that can degrade oil & gas, suggesting the underwater world is full of marine microbes that regulate ecosystem health. 🌊🐠 #AppEnvMicro: asm.social/23i

According to this #JBacteriology review, laboratory-based studies must be grounded in nature, not the other way around. The deepest understanding of microbiology and its impact on the planet will come from studying microbes in nature. Read more: asm.social/23k

Profiling fungal genes expressed in infected organs is important for understanding how Candida albicans causes disease. In mSphere: an approach to analyze spatiotemporal patterns of C. albicans gene expression at single-cell resolution in mouse tongues. asm.social/23l

Legionella pneumophila interacts with bacteria & eukaryotic cells through small organic & inorganic signaling molecules. Dive into the structures, functions & release mode of such molecules for L. pneumophila & other gram-negative bacteria in #MMBR: asm.social/23m

The ESCMID/ ASM conference is now only 2 weeks away! Can't attend in person? The whole event will be streamed online. Learn more: escmid.org/congress-event…

There is no replacement for an authentic research experience in the classroom. Microbiomes for All: Tools for Student Microbiome Research is back! Submit your application to get the tools needed to implement microbiome analyses in your classroom! asm.social/23o

In this #JMBE Tips & Tools, Dr. Dyan Morgan from @KUBiology @UnivofKansas shares her solution to the challenge of scaling up one-on-one introductions to primary scientific literature by using the citation manager Zotero as a teaching tool. asm.social/23s

Despite years of research on human adeniviruses (HAdVs), there has been little progress toward prevention/treatment of HAdV-associated diseases. To that end, clinical labs may be valuable research collaborators moving forward. Read the JClinMicro EIC review: asm.social/23v

Ever wondered what microbes are lurking among the decomposing food in your fridge or pantry? Matthew Pettengill, Ph.D., Scientific Director of Clinical Microbiology at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, sampled food items from his home to find out. asm.social/23w

Don't miss the #ASMCUE plenary session with Lee Hughes, Ph.D. on Nov. 17 at 9 a.m. ET! Learn about navigating academic careers in microbiology through the power of community. Register now for this inspiring talk and more! asm.social/23y

Coronaviruses continually threaten human health. In JVirology Editors, researchers describe a pan-beta-coronavirus vaccine that has potential as an effective universal subunit vaccine to prevent infections with MERS-CoV, SARS-CoV, SARS-CoV-2 & its variants. asm.social/23A

Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) infection has been linked with markers of Alzheimer's disease, including tau proteins. Scientists found that HSV-1 exploits extracellular vesicles to disseminate phosphorylated tau among brain cells. mBio: asm.social/23B

Empower student research with #MRAJournal & KBase! 📚🔬 Discover our new article collection featuring tools for training and sharing in microbiology & bioinformatics. Explore it now: asm.social/23D 🚀 #ASMJournals #KBase

Making science accessible has its challenges but is worth tackling, especially when it comes to including more deaf scientists in the scientific enterprise. Read the article: asm.social/23F

Watch: How microbes like fungi and bacteria can be harnessed to create practical materials that can substitute for cement. Presented at ASM Microbe 2024, by Dr. Erika Espinosa-Ortiz, Utah State University Assistant Professor of Biological Engineering, asm.social/23I