New minireview in #IAIJournal: Extracellular Vesicle Biogenesis and Functions in Gram-Positive Bacteria Carroll Lab 🇺🇦 Paul Briaud skyw.io/W5uwDP

In microbiology we don't say "I love you" we say "I can set up overnights for you" and I think that's beautiful.

Spread the word! Abstract submission is open for the Virtual Staphylococcal Early Career Scientist Symposium. Submit at the link below! Keenan Lacey bit.ly/36VMaY0

Abstract Submission has been extended until Friday 8th January! Click here to submit! 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 bit.ly/36VMaY0

AHHH my first publication with the Carroll Lab 😭❤️ it meant so much to me to be published with the best mentor ever Rebecca Keogh jb.asm.org/content/early/…

So excited for this!

The Early Career Scientist Symposium is kicking off tomorrow at 12pm EST with a career seminar from KCRiceUF followed by two sessions chaired by @DocAndreasHaag and Marta Zapotoczna featuring talks from @stephanie_marr, Jhih-Hang Jiang, Rachel Zapf, Xuhui Zheng, Laura Camus and more.

ATHENS, OHIO! Here Is a list of local vaccine sites, their phone numbers, and if they have a waitlist for unused vaccines every day. Please share! docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Check out my very first, first author paper! ~1/3 of us have Staph living harmlessly in our nose but if it goes deeper into our body, it can cause some nasty infections. In this study I look at how the small temp diff between the nose and body might be the reason staph changes!

Huge congratulations to Emily Marino for becoming a Goldwater Scholar! I'm so proud and it's been so amazing to work with you and watch you grow as a scientist❤️

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Emily Marino With perfect timing of Emily receiving the Goldwater Scholarship, she is our next #studentspotlight! Emily Marino Junior Ohio University Honors Tutorial College Biological Sciences #OHIOBIOS #studentresearch #womeninSTEM Carroll Lab 🇺🇦 BobcatsDiscover

Everyone in the Carroll Lab 🇺🇦 is so incredibly proud of and happy for Emily Marino who was just named a Goldwater Scholar. Well done Emily. Thoroughly deserved.

Very excited to share some of my thesis research for the #OUVirtualExpo! I study the bacteria S. aureus in the Carroll lab at Ohio University. We aim to understand how S. aureus is able to cause such a wide variety of infections in humans BobcatsDiscover

I study the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus, specifically focusing on the small RNA Teg41. We have found that Teg41 is a regulator required for the bacteria to cause infection and survive environmental stressors! #OUVirtualExpo BobcatsDiscover OU Biological Sciences Carroll Lab 🇺🇦

I work in the Carroll Lab 🇺🇦 studying Staphylococcus aureus! My primary role is handling our human cell culture, and because of that I've been able to help out on multiple projects in our lab! #OUVirtualExpo BobcatsDiscover Ohio University Honors Tutorial College

~1/3 of us have Staph living harmlessly in our nose but if it goes deeper into our body, it can cause some nasty infections. In this study I look at how the small temp diff between the nose and body might be the reason staph changes! msphere.asm.org/content/msph/6…

It's finally here!!! The 65th Annual (and 1st ever online) Wind River Conference on Prokaryotic Biology starts TONIGHT!!! Looking forward to the opening talk this evening from our Keynote speaker Beronda L. Montgomery--@BerondaM at BSky

Please join us on Friday July 23rd at 9 am on Teams for the PhD dissertation defense of Rachel Zapf Rachel Zapf "The characterization of Teg41, a pleiotropic small RNA in Staphylococcus aureus". DM or email me for Teams link if interested in attending.

Wooo congrats Paul Briaud 🥳 So happy to be part of this project with you!! We 💜 EVs!

Our work on how small variations in temperature influence S. aureus EV composition was published in mSphere today. Huge congratulations to Paul Briaud for getting this done throughout 18 crazy months of COVID. Thanks to all our collaborators and co-authors.