#LSTM’s ‘AMR in Microbiology’ journal club led by Fabrice Graf and Daire Cantillon delved into the #evolution of #AMR in #biofilms this week! The club are looking forward to welcoming more staff and students in the upcoming sessions 🧫🔬🧬🥼🧪

We are looking to hire a Post-Doctoral Bacteriologist for 3 years to work on our iiCON: Infection Innovation Consortium funded antimicrobial discovery project. It is at the interface between academia and industry. Closing date 26th August. lstmed.ac.uk/vacancies-sing…

Fantastic #AMR journal club LSTM just now. Superbly organised by Fabrice Graf & Daire Cantillon who may need to order more pizza for the next one. Thanks for the presentation Joe Lewis

Interested in helminths, extracellular vesicles, miRNAs and cell biology? Join my lab Swiss TPH for a fun MSc project or internship in 2023!

Apply now There's still time! Applications are open for all MSc courses, but spots are filling up fast. Limited availability on certain courses. International applications accepted until July 24, 2023, and UK students have until August 31. Don't miss out! lstmed.ac.uk/study/courses/…

Just out - more than yet-another-1000-Klebsi-genomes; discussing data and implications with clinicians at Queen Elizabeth and colleagues at MLW makes it one of the most exciting projects for me in years, and hopefully an interesting first output to read😊 medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Our fully-funded, four-year MRC Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) and iCASE studentships, are now open to applicants for an October 2024 start. The deadline for initial applications is Sunday 21 January 2024. Find out more and apply online: lstmed.ac.uk/mrc_dtp_case

Delighted that our case study investigating piperacillin/tazobactam resistance evolution in a clinical E. coli strain is now available to read on Medrxiv. A big collaborative effort from the wonderful scientists and clinicians involved 🧫 🦠 medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

First preprint of the PhD work by the brilliant @SarahGallichan3 Optimising the microbiology workflows for the recovery of ESBL- E. coli for genomic epidemiology and transmission modelling.

Our MRes in Tropical Health and Infectious Disease Research will help you gain a fully immersive experience of what it means to undertake scientific research alongside world-leading experts. Learn more: lstm.ac/mres

💡The Embassy’s Science and Innovation Team is looking for an #intern! If you are a recent #graduate and interested in research, science policy, startups, #entrepreneurship and #innovation ecosystems, check out the below link and apply by 22 July 2024 👇 eda.admin.ch/countries/unit…

You are looking for a PostDoc position or know someone who is? We are looking for someone to join our team at ETH Zurich Zürich for a project on phage-host interactions of Pseudomonas aeruginosa 🦠🧬👇🏼

In Microbiology Spectrum, researchers present an optimized, rapid and cost-effective approach for the targeted surveillance of ESBL-producing E. coli in human stool. Read the article: asm.social/2dx