Come see me at the ASV communications booth! American Society for Virology #asv2022 #lovevirology take photos make trading cards get tattoos! Every day we will have more swag!!

Day 1 of #ASV2022 and we are in for some great science. Come listen to my awesome peeps Lucas Ferreri 🇦🇷 ☮️ and Dave VanInsberghe talk about influenza, bottlenecks, iSNVs and all that fun stuff at W4 9:15-9:45 pm. #LoveVirology #lowenlab

#ASV2022 Day 2! Come check out fabulous posters by Kate Holmes, Gabrielle Delima and Chung-Young Lee at the poster session P09 tonight! #lowenlab #LoveVirology

Our 3D virus designer showcasing his design! Please tell Dave VanInsberghe Debora 123 - how awesome they are! #LoveVirology #ASV2022

Please retweet! As part of a newly funded NSF project, Nicole Gerardo and I are looking for a postdoc to study the role of plant chemicals and microbes in shaping the monarch butterfly gut microbiome and parasite resistance. The description is here: deroodelab.org/opportunities/

Happy to be amongst the CEIRRNetwork meeting - great first day w fav talks by Kedzierska Lab Sook San, Azian Dr. Ketaki Ganti Wiser, PhD. Feeling like Dave VanInsberghe deserves a prize for the coolest poster on longitudinal swine virus within festivals and 3D printed quiz goodies- thanks!

Major re-vamp of ID study sections at CSR/NIH. After 2 years of overflowing virology panels, the expansion is refreshing (VIRA and VIRB are basically becoming 3 study sections- MCV, VPI, and VDT). Changes start with spring review panels (fall submissions). public.csr.nih.gov/StudySections/…

To my fellow PIs: When we see inappropriate behavior toward a student/trainee/colleague can we all pledge to speak up in the moment and not say it quietly after the fact. The behavior we accept creates a tone for our field that can be unwelcoming. We can help fix that together.

The Microbiology dept. University of Illinois is hiring TT faculty studying the biology of infectious agents: tinyurl.com/yc7cvp7b Please share, and if you want to do cool science please apply! American Society for Virology DiversifyMicro @BlackInMicro LGBTQ+ STEM #LoveVirology

I am excited to host the first 2022/2023 virology seminar series in NYU Micro. with one of my favorite members in the influenza community. Everyone is welcome to attend this in person event. ⁦NYU Langone Health⁩ ⁦New York University⁩ ⁦Chris Brooke⁩ nyulangone.trumba.com/nyu-langone-de…

The Lowen Lab is recruiting post-docs! Join us at Emory University, Atlanta, to do exciting fundamental virology on influenza A viruses. Major research areas include viral evolution, transmission and virus-virus interactions.

Come work with me! usajobs.gov/job/678003300 The CDC's new Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics is hiring at a level appropriate for graduating PhDs or new postdocs. Note the deadline is SOON (9/28) Why you should apply:

Happy to see Tony Liu 's paper on how the need to maintain functional interactions between the two flu glycoproteins influences the specific evolutionary pathways available to the virus out in Cell Host & Microbe Great collab with Nicholas Wu Yiquan Wang Timothy Tan!

Exciting opportunity for anyone interested in virus evolution! Cannot recommend this lab enough—environment (PI, colleagues in the lab/other labs in Emory M&I/Biology), subject matter, and Atlanta are hard to beat.

For anyone interested in analyzing virus-receptor interactions using biolayer interferometry, please see our paper in Glycovirology Methods and Protocols, in Methods in Molecular Biology edited by Yasuo Suzuki link.springer.com/protocol/10.10… #glycotime #influenza

A great opportunity to join a vibrant and supportive department!

The Emory University M&I Department is accepting applications for a tenure eligible position at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor within the broad fields of antimicrobial resistance and bacterial pathogenesis. #EmoryMicroBio

Our paper is out!🎉Describing novel interactions that result from coinfection with Flu and RSV. We found beautiful hybrid virions containing genomes and structural proteins from both viruses, with very cool functional consequences (1/2) nature.com/articles/s4156…

Do you want to research emerging respiratory pandemic threats? Interested in airborne transmission of viruses? Or maybe you like live cell imaging to study viruses assembly. Either way apply for a postdoc position in the Lakdawala Lab Emory University RT tinyurl.com/4vedjkub

Our paper on influenza reassortment in mammals is out now on Nature Communications! Congratulations to all our collaborators!rdcu.be/cZtAo Anice Lowen Lucas Ferreri 🇦🇷 ☮️ Koelle Lab @CRP_FLU_UGA Joaquín Cáceres Silvia Carnaccini Juergen Richt CEIRRNetwork #LoveVirology