Lichtmikroskopische Aufnahme eines Darmorganoides aus Gewebe von Nilflughunden
🦇 Fledertiere können verschiedene hochgefährliche Viren in sich tragen, ohne sichtbar zu erkranken. @mjkellner.bsky.social & @penningerlab.bsky.social haben nun die zellulären antiviralen Abwehrmechanismen in den Schleimhäuten der Tiere untersucht.
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Study genetic conflicts professionally. Try to avoid conflicts in personal life (with mixed results).
Fred Hutch Basic Sciences
(https://go.bsky.app/ReCeiC6)
UW Genome Sciences (go.bsky.app/L8RAbiJ)
HHMI (hhmi.bsky.social)
Posting in a personal capacity.
The Helmholtz Institute for One Health (HIOH) of HZI, in partnership with Greifswald University, Medical Center, and FLI, focuses on emerging and known pathogens, including AMR, emphasizing human, animal, environmental, and climate health.
Exploring the mysteries of how life starts - from fertilization to dormancy; combining in vivo & in vitro (fish, mouse, cell culture, biochem); privileged to work with an amazing team @IMP!
https://paulilab.org/
https://www.imp.ac.at/groups/andrea-pauli/
Professor curious about how mammals 🐵🦇 🐭 fight viruses🦠Devote inordinate amounts of time to yoga, breadmaking, coffee. Views my own.
IMPRS-ML PhD Student in the Schulman Lab at Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry
Die Virenjägerin! 🏹🧬!
Using programming & phylogenetics, I study & track viruses. Co-developer of Nextstrain, based at Swiss TPH & Uni Basel.
Founder of the orig SC2 variant-tracking website, CoVariants.org
I like 🐈 & 🛫
@firefoxx66@mstdn.science
Associate professor & cellular microbiologist @CSSB-Hamburg, @FZBorstel and @UniHH! Interested in host-pathogen interactions 🧪🦠🧫, lipids and microscopy 🔬! Mother of twins. T1D. www.barischlabcssb.com
Professor of Microbiome Ecology at Institute of Biology, Leiden University
Bacillus subtilis, biofilms, plant microbiome, bacteria-fungi interactions and circadian clock within @microclockerc.bsky.social #ERCSyG
https://linktr.ee/atkovacs
We work on the type VII secretion system and are interested in Gram positive competitive mechanisms.
We're the Crick, a biomedical research lab in London working to figure out how life works.
Home to more than 2,000 scientists and a free public exhibition space.
https://www.crick.ac.uk/
Prof. at Centre for Microbiology and Environmental Systems Science at University of Vienna, Austria and at Aalborg University, Denmark. Director of Cluster of Excellence "Microbiomes drive Planetary Health", Dad, Views are my own.
Professor of Life Sciences & Director Global Health Institute @EPFL_en. HHMI International Scholar alumni. Passionate about science 🤩 Views are my own.
Cell Biologist 🇦🇷&🇬🇧 at The Crick
Postdoc at the CSSB Hamburg, studying mycobacterial secretion with #CryoEM and #CryoET. Generally something of a nerd. He/him.
Tuberculosis, immunology and microbiology. The PPE-guy. Preclinical lead TB vaccine development at BioNTech. Activity here strictly personal.
Fascinated by fungal growth & asymmetries. Institute of Biology Valrose, CNRS-Inserm-Université Côté d’Azur, Nice. Microscopy addict, all things cell biological
Trying to understand the evolution of drug resistant bacteria.
Microbiologist, Predatory Bacteria & Novel Antibiotics. Research Group Leader at University of Zurich.
RAEng Research Chair in Engineering Biology, FRSE, Microbiology Professor, Editor at Microbial Genomics & mBio, Scouser, interested in Streptomyces, Evolution, Antibiotics, AMR, microbiology, Phage, herpetology, Cricket, EvertonFC
