Thank you NZSBMB for an awesome conference and the opportunity to share my research. Proud to have won Best Student Presentation in Infectious Disease, kindly sponsored by the Center for Anti-Microbial Research at the University of Auckland.

Very appreciative to have my recent paper 🔦spotlighted 🔦 as an article of significant interest in the latest issue of AEM. Check it out if you haven't already 🥝🦠 journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ae…

Super proud to have presented the phage endolysin - citric acid synergy against Psa to an engaging international crowd at #Microbio24 in Edinburgh on Monday👩‍🔬🥝 fascinating research and amazing scientists! Thank you Microbiology Society for the opportunity to share!

The kiwi contingent has been soaking up our first few days in Cairns for #VoM2024. Inspiring science, lovely people, and beautiful surroundings. 🇦🇺 🦎

Susan Warring is combatting pseudomonas syringae in kiwi fruit using designer endolysins #VoM2024

Fantastic presentation from Suzanne L Warring in the synthetic biology session at #VoM2024 unveiling the work we have been doing on engineering endolysins against the gram-negative kiwifruit pathogen Psa! 🥝🦠🎉

An excellent talk by Suzanne L Warring on using chimeric endolysins to combat Pseudomonas syringae infections in kiwifruit 🥝! Very proud of your hard work alongside Hazel Sisson ✨️. #womeninSTEM #VoM2024 #kiwiphage

It was a privilege to present the work Hazel Sisson and I have been doing in Peter Fineran's lab in collaboration with Yves Briers. Thanks to the organizing committee Viruses of Microbes 2024 for giving me the opportunity to present.

Finally at #BMH2024! Couldn’t help but expose twitter to the creation Shaharn Cameron and I made for #Serratia day earlier this month for the BMH2024 baking competition 💕💗💖🌸🐷🎀 May the best baked item win (although ours is pretty slay ✨) Biomolecular Horizons 2024

Excited to share my first co-corresponding opinion piece written in collaboration with the wonderful Mojgan Rabiey …icro-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/17…. We cover our thoughts on advancements in phage biocontrol for agricultural pathogens and where the field might develop next.

A new perspective piece highlights how #phages, phage-derived proteins & organic acids offer potential as biocontrols for fruit crop pathogens, and where the field is moving to next buff.ly/405XDBo

Massive congrats to Hazel Sisson for her outstanding mahi & PhD grad yesterday. In a case of perfect timing our final paper from Hazel's PhD was published online in JBC yesterday as well! 🥳(jbc.org/article/S0021-…). Please check it out, I have given a quick summary in a 🧵 👇

Researchers at the University of Otago, led by Suzanne L Warring & Hazel Sisson, are tackling kiwifruit canker caused by Pseudomonas syringae pv. actinidiae (Psa) using innovative endolysin fusion proteins: asbmb.org/asbmb-today/sc… ASBMB Journal of Biological Chemistry