Congrats two PhD students leading these two works Sophie Belman and Nida Javaid

A major problem with PhD stipends (at least in the UK) that's not mentioned enough and is even more relevant with the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, is that stipends are not even designed to cover the entire time it takes to get a PhD. 1/

Bacteria can be so many things... ▶️🎵 youtu.be/WfzehZx3yWI #scicomm #sciencetwitter #biology #sciart

Really excited to join the BMC Global and Public Health Editorial Board, a new journal publishes important advances and influential research and opinion in all areas of global and public health. …cglobalpublichealth.biomedcentral.com

On behalf of the #JUNO_project, Dr Dorota Jamrozy is presenting the global collaboration on GBS genomics at #ISSAD23 Issad.org Stephen Bentley Wellcome Sanger Institute Wellcome Sanger Parasites & Microbes Programme funded by Gates Foundation

Exciting News! Our paper on Genomic Epidemiology of Pneumococcal Isolates from Pakistan is out! Our pioneering study sheds light on the diversity of serotypes and genetic lineages in Pakistan's pneumococcal population using whole genome sequencing data. microbiologyresearch.org/content/journa…

It’s a great collaboration with Dr. Shaper Mirza, M Imran Nisar and Dr Sadia Shakoor. Huge congratulations to my mentored Nida Javaid. It’s one of the achievements after series of social distanced meetings during the pandemic. Well done!

Applications for ISID's Research Grant open today! This opportunity seeks to provide funding for early career researchers from LMICs living and working in the field of public health. #ISID #InfectiousDiseases Learn more about this opportunity & apply now: ow.ly/anPK50QC8mR

Strong women at Cape Town Dr. Rebecca Gladstone (photo credit to Sophie Belman)

✨New Opportunity! ✨ Calling all GPS partners - we're recruiting an early career postdoc for a placement here in Cambridge! Find out more and apply here by the 31st of July! ⬇️ forms.gle/UcT1WTZwCR54vj…