We are looking for a new colleague at senior lecturer or reader level to join us jobs.ac.uk/job/CNH984/rea… ….. pretty local area a big bonus!

Join our Division of Molecular Microbiology as Senior Lecturer or Reader at the @uodlifesciences in sunny Dundee! jobs.ac.uk/job/CNH984/rea…

Are you interested in advanced fluorescence microscopy and its use in bacterial and fungal cell biology? Position available for postdoc with experience in imaging and quantitative image analysis and an interest in microbial interactions ESRIC bit.ly/3IDq7GZ

We are looking for a group leader to join the Division of Molecular Microbiology UoD Life Sciences at Senior Lecturer/Reader level. We value scientific excellence and a supportive, diverse community and provide an outstanding environment to foster both. bit.ly/34obVTD

Are you interested in applying advanced fluorescence microscopy to microbial cell biology? Position available for a postdoc with experience in imaging and quantitative image analysis. Historic Edinburgh and beautiful Scotland a bonus! Closing soon... bit.ly/3IDq7GZ

We are looking for a colleague. jobs.ac.uk/job/CNH984/rea… Obligatory local beach shot below.

Postdoc position available to use advanced and superresolution fluorescence microscopy to study bacterial and fungal cell biology and the molecular basis of inter-microbial interactions. Join an exciting collaborative project in Edinburgh ESRIC bit.ly/3MjfCKc

Three days still left to apply!

Interested in #drugdiscovery for #antifungals? We currently have two openings, one for a research assistant (ig5.i-grasp.com/fe/tpl_uod01.a…) and one for a post-doctoral scientist (ig5.i-grasp.com/fe/tpl_uod01.a…). #jobsearch Drug Discovery Unit WCAIR Univ of Dundee

The genus Serratia revisited by genomics (this genus includes clinically important bacteria and diverse environmental bacteria) @microbedave Sarah Coulthurst Nicholas Thomson UoD Life Sciences Wellcome Sanger Institute go.nature.com/3CLOIJu

Read the story behind our latest paper! It was a huge pleasure and privilege to collaborate with such a great group of scientists (see thread!), but I especially want to congratulate @microbedave for doing such an amazing job, taking this project from start to finish.

We believe the Government should prioritise efforts and funding for the solutions necessary to combat #AMR. Following the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care's comments on access to antibiotics, we asked some of our expert members to respond: microb.io/3VLwI9F

3 publications selected for the Nature Communications Editor's Highlights Microbiology & Infectious Diseases strand! 💡 TB research - Laura Cleghorn Drug Discovery Unit 💡 Research on the genus Serratia - Sarah Coulthurst 💡 Work on T. brucei - David Horn WCAIR Univ of Dundee buff.ly/3EUWbHw

We are pleased to announce that ETOX 2023, the 21st European Workshop on Bacterial Protein Toxins, will be held in Scotland, 25-29 June 2023. Registration opens 1st December. Apply early, this will be a great meeting! etox-meetings.org Please retweet

Are you interested in bacterial toxins and effectors? Registration is now open for the 21st European Workshop on Bacterial Protein Toxins! etox-meetings.org Spread the word and submit your abstract by 31st Jan

Before you relax and enjoy the festive season, don't forget to submit your abstract for ETOX 2023 (European Workshop on Bacterial Protein Toxins)! We look forward to welcoming many toxin aficionados to Scotland in June etox-meetings.org

Abstract submission for ETOX 2023 is closing soon! If you are interested in bacterial protein toxins and effectors, register and submit your abstract by 31st Jan to join a great meeting at a beautiful venue etox-meetings.org

One week left to submit your abstract for ETOX2023 (21st European Workshop on Bacterial Protein Toxins). Check out our great list of speakers and register now! etox-meetings.org

Sarah Coulthurst and colleagues at UoD Life Sciences show that Rhs proteins with exchangeable NAD(P)+ glycohydrolase toxin domains and ‘orphan’ immunity proteins are flexible agents of intraspecies competition in Serratia nature.com/articles/s4146…

A must-read perspective article from Megan Bergkessel