Timothy Foster
@timfostertcd
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03-12-2021 12:18:36
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Great to have taken part in the #MiningMicrobiome22 conference hosted by Microbiology Society Trinity College Dublin. Interesting perspective to see how various microbiomes can be studied for health and environmental problems. Check out Corr Lab TCD posters!
Had a great time at the Irish Life Dublin Marathon today and a nice write up in the The Irish Times. Thanks Sarah Burns irishtimes.com/ireland/dublin…
We're hiring for the Joseph W Bigger Chair of Clinical Microbiology/ Consultant Microbiologist post in Trinity College Dublin School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin. The post's main base is in the dept of Clinical Microbiology which is located at St James’s Hospital. Info and apply at jobs.tcd.ie by 19/7
Has a great few days Staph GBI Conference 2023 in beautiful Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway discussing all things #staph thank you to hosts @JOG_Lab_Galway. Great representation from the lab and icing on the cake was Sean Cahill winning best poster prize!!
The organising team Staph GBI Conference 2023 chose Dora Bonini for a presentation prize @JOG_Lab_Galway Ruth Massey Seána Duggan #StaphGBI2023
Honoured to receive this award for excellence in research supervision Trinity College Dublin a job that has been made easy by the fantastic PhD students I have had the privilege to supervise TCD Biochem & Immuno
Incredible news from Molecular Microbiology Sheffield! An international team led by Foster Lab has been awarded £5.7M by the Wellcome to investigate how high-level resistant MRSA arises, aiming to gain new insights into the mechanisms that underpin bacterial life and antibiotic resistance
The team are Simon Foster (Foster Lab), Rebecca Corrigan (Rebecca Corrigan) and Jeff Green from Molecular Microbiology Sheffield, Jamie Hobbs (Sheffield AFM Group) from our Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Ethan Garner (Ethan Garner) from Harvard MCB and Ros Allen from Balance of the Microverse. Congratulations all!
I am so delighted to see my paper out in the world! We show that S. aureus drives glycolysis, limiting the pentose phosphate pathway to inhibit neutrophil function and facilitate its intracellular survival. Many thanks to my supervisor Dr Rachel Mcloughlin & to my amazing Co authors!
Some exciting news - after almost 16 years to the day, it’s time to say farewell to the UK!! The Corrigan lab is moving to UCD Medicine in Dublin! I will miss my wonderful colleagues Molecular Microbiology Sheffield an awful lot, but we’ll be sure to keep all those cool collaborations going!
