Annie West
@anniegwest
She/Her | Microbial Ecologist | Postdoc with @GenomicsNZ at @AucklandUni | PhD in avian microbiomes š¦š£š±avid hiker, bird fan, bookworm
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http://www.taylorlab.net 15-03-2015 09:53:39
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I'm very excited to share my first, first-author publication out today in Nature Communications!! We conducted a global survey of anaerobic gut fungi (AGF) in mammalian herbivores (the largest of its kind to date!) Here's what we found š§µ rdcu.be/dfq1u
š¢Call for abstracts! Submit your research for the 9th One Health Aotearoa Symposium (One Health Aotearoa). Open to all career stages, incl. students. Themes cover #AntimicrobialResistance, infectious diseases, #Climate change & more Deadline: 30th Aug See: onehealth.org.nz/symposium2023/ā¦ šš¦
Awesome to see our first #kÄkÄpÅ genomic analyses published; congrats to the entire team! nature.com/articles/d4158ā¦ Most fun was discussing the analyses w the amazing recovery team Dr Andrew Digby Deidre Vercoe Daryl Eason et al. More to follow v soon Helmholtz AI Helmholtz Munich | @HelmholtzMunich
So Oxford Nanopore discovered something a few days ago - and it has to do with light. And they posted this image (sorry, too good not to share off the community). Yes, thatās 469% increased output. So, we decided to give it a shot and ā¦
New paper out in Molecular Ecology! Molecular ecology of microbiomes in the wild: Common pitfalls, methodological advances and future directions onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/meā¦
Last week's NZ Microbiological Society conference was full of fantastic talks from such a range of disciplines! Was great to catch up with friends old and new, and meet some amazing leaders in the field. 'Till next year! Featuring yours truly...
It was a wonderful surprise to receive my school's Early Career Researcher of the year award this month along with stellar human Ally Palmer! Photo featuring the party hat I wore during my talk because it was also my birthday that day...cue 200 people singing HB at meš³
Follow the gases to find life! Many microbes can subsist on trace gases alone and generate their own water š¦ Chris Greening Chris Greening at NZMEC 2024
New episode OUT NOW! Listen in to find out how Dr Katerina Guschanski and her team extract ancient DNA from calcified dental calculus, to study their bacterial composition from before the existence of mass-produced antibiotics. #AMR Behavioural Ecology @ Edinburgh @Ed_Infect_Diseases