Intersad@ en entender la bases biológicas de la infección respiratoria crónica? Contáctame, tenemos disponible CONTRATO PREDOCTORAL de 4 años en nuestro grupo de investigación, en Instituto de Agrobiotecnología - CSIC, convocatoria FPI2022 de la Agencia Estatal de Investigación Más información en:

Postdoctoral position open in Miguel Camara's lab jobs.ac.uk/job/CWI823/res… Fundamental and translational research within the National Biofilm Innovation Centre (NBIC) at Nottingham University

If you are interested on phages, PICIs, lateral transduction, gene trasfer... I have two postdoc positions open in my lab (see flyer). You can either contact me, or apply directly here: jobs.ac.uk/job/CYJ589/res… Please RT.

I have a new post-doctoral position in my lab

Latest from the Lab! In collaboration with Alberto Marina, and led by Aisling Brady and Elena Cabello Yeves, we characterise a unique repression system present in arbitrium phages SSRN @cellpressnews Sneak Peek papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Time to apply for a PhD project in my lab to explore how the T6SS helps to manipulate macrophage biology; a truly infection and immunity work using Klebsiella pneumoniae. qub.ac.uk/courses/postgr… UK and EU residents due to funder rules

La mayoría de las bacterias viven en estructuras complejas llamadas biofilms que les protegen de cambios en el ambiente y de biocidas. De ellas hemos hablado con Íñigo Lasa, catedrático de microbiología en UPNA - Universidad e investigador de Navarrabiomed.

🦠 Las bacterias son los seres vivos más abundantes del planeta. Durante muchos años se pensó que vivían flotando, pero resulta que la gran mayoría forman unas estructuras que reciben el nombre de biofilms. Hablamos de ellas en 'A hombros de gigantes'. rtve.es/a/6893844

Íñigo Lasa (Lasa_Lab), IP de la Unidad de Investigación en Patogénesis Microbiana de #Navarrabiomed y catedrático de microbiología de la UPNA - Universidad explica en el programa 'A Hombros de Gigantes' de RTVE la estrategia evolutiva de las bacterias Salud - Osasuna No te lo pierdas 👇👇👇

📢 We're hiring! 📢 If you are a postdoc and want to study the role of HGT in (clinical) bacterial evolution in an European Research Council (ERC) funded project, join us in the sunny Madrid! 👉 Position details here: rb.gy/dihhg 🧪 Lab website: evodynamicslab.com

We are looking for the next editor to lead the microbiology & immunology section of PLOS Biology Do you have micro/immuno expertise (inc virology ofc) & a passion for science away from the bench? Get in touch w/ any Qs! Assoc or Senior Applications assessed upon receipt Pls RT

Led by Jakob T Rostøl and Nuria Quiles, with Lasa_Lab, we show that prophages utilise noncontiguous operons to balance immunity and autoimmunity. Our results underscore the essential fine regulation of these processes for prophages' life cycle development. nature.com/articles/s4156…

Thanks to Lasa_Lab for their guidance and ideas, and of course to José R Penadés for his brilliant mind, mentorship and leadership.

OUT NOW 👉 Bacteriophages avoid autoimmunity from cognate immune systems as an intrinsic part of their life cycles Jakob T Rostøl Nuria Quiles Pablo Iturbe Lasa_Lab José R Penadés nature.com/articles/s4156…

Noncontiguous operons are transcribed in opposite directions – this adds a layer of regulation to the expression of their genes. Iturbe & al mapped these features in #Staphylococcus aureus 🗺️ 🧬 Lasa_Lab academic.oup.com/microlife/arti…

🎉 Excited to share our latest paper in Nature Communications We show that biofilm-associated proteins from intestinal microbiota form amyloid structures that exacerbate alpha-synuclein pathologies rdcu.be/dH7oL

#JobAlert Interested in a #Postdoc in microbial genetics ? DM for more details Join me in #Toulouse, a vibrant dynamic city ☀️ offering high quality of life & near 🏔️ &🏖️ Applications until end of month. ** Please RT ! ** CBI Toulouse #ASMicrobe Klebsiella Club #Klebsiella

🚨 We are hiring 🚨 ⬇️ Funded postdoctoral position in the Lecuit lab at Institut Pasteur research.pasteur.fr/en/job/funded-… Contact us at [email protected]