Ruby/McFall-Ngai labs are moving to Carnegie Institution/Caltech in Pasadena. Post-doctoral position open May 1 to study host control of growth and metabolism in symbiotic Vibrio fischeri. Approaches include transcriptomics and epigenetics. Contact Ned Ruby at [email protected].

(forwarded from Ariane Briegel) I am nominating Margaret McFall-Ngai for the Van Leeuwenhoek Medal for microbiology. They are focusing on a female recipient & I think she is a great choice. Deadline is Sept 15. Feel free to share support on link. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Below are some links for an exciting opportunity to work in a great new field, in the lab of an outstanding junior faculty, Elaine Luo (Elaine Luo). x.com/oceanmicrobes/… ongoing projects for ideas: sites.google.com/uncc.edu/micro… and how to apply: sites.google.com/uncc.edu/micro…

I'll be speaking at Q&A after a screening of the great documentary THE INVISIBLE EXTINCTION, January 6 at Laemmle Theatres Monica at 7:30 pm. Two globetrotting scientists racing to save our microbiome, in the early days of a scientific revolution. Get tickets! theinvisibleextinction.com/watch

Great job opportunity posted, working on the Caltech campus on the squid/vibrio symbiosis: jobs.carnegiescience.edu/jobs/research-…