Great to see this in print - the next chapter of our investigation into S-oxide reductase functions in pathogens, showing that instead of supporting anaerobic respiration, DmsABC is part of a novel extracellular stress response system frontiersin.org/journals/micro…

Excited to be part of the Australian Society for Microbiology's annual conference in Brisbane next week.

#ASM2024 Plenary Speaker highlight - Prof Chris Greening will be sharing his work on microbial enzymes involved in oxidation of trace gases

Enjoying learning about people's pathways into industry in a great session chaired by Lea-Ann Kirkham at #ASM2024 ASM

Prof. Mark Walker from Institute for Molecular Bioscience delivers this year's #ASM2024 Distinguished Award Oration. A world-leading expert on Group A Streptococcus and a veteran of Australian Microbiology, his work focuses on the development of a vaccine to protect against this pathogen. (1/x)

Coming up: the #ASM2024 Snowdon Lecture, delivered by Jessica Blair, Professor of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) at Uni of Birmingham. Bacterial efflux of antibiotics, e.g. through RND pumps, is a major contributor to multi-drug resistance. (1/x)

A wet but cosy good morning from Brisbane at #ASM2024! If you're here, join me in the enviro micro session at 4pm for some atmospheric microbiology 🌬️🦠 or chat to me any time. Crazy field work ideas welcome!

Fascinating talk by Chris Greening Chris Greening on microbes living on air alone #ASM2024 ASM

What could possibly go wrong in research? Research integrity principles explained by Cheryl-Lynn Ong at #ASM2024 ASM

Really relevant conversation about research #integrity with Cheryl-lynn Ong including the age-old debate on deciding named first on a co-first paper - coin toss, alphabetical, brownie bake-off!? #ASM2024 ASM

Looking forward to the official launch of our ARC Training Centre for Environmental and Agricultural Solutions to Antimicrobial Resistance at Institute for Molecular Bioscience on Friday...come see us at ASM conference to find out what we do...with deputy director UoA Darren Trott.

How important is S.aureus in cystic fibrosis? Great talk by Prof. Joanna Goldberg from Emory University at #ASM2024 ASM

Enjoying an amazing journey into the world of bacterial OMVs and how they affect gut bacteria presented by Mario Feldman Mario Feldman at #ASM2024 ASM

Thanks to our colleagues at FEMS Pathogens and Disease FEMS #PathogDis for sponsoring an award for the best ECR presentation at #ASM2024 ASM . Six excellent talks in this session- award winner will be announced tomorrow!

How to stop bacteria from hijacking mammalian cell processes by 'scrambling' the signal- great presentation by Lou Roddam Lou Roddam from UTas at #ASM2024 ASM

Learn more about Haemophilus influenzae from Marufa Nasreen.

Who needs oxygen? Treasures hiding in plain view - On a journey to learn how anaerobic bacteria contribute to cleaning up chemical pollution at the Rubbo oration delivers by Matthias Boll from Freiburg university #ASM2024 ASM

Congratulations to our two winners of the FEMS and ASM sponsored ECR Awards at #ASM2024, Kenya Fernandes and Ritika Kar Bahal. Fantastic presentations and excellent research, well done!

It is great to see our latest paper out today - thanks to a great collaboration with Peter Sly, Emm Fantino Tim Stinear. #PLOSPathogens: Tolerance to Haemophilus influenzae infection in human epithelial cells: Insights from a prim ... dx.plos.org/10.1371/journa…