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Absolutely true and has a good replication rate that makes the growth really easy. That is our next project Jose

Very interesting paper Jose. It will be interesting to know how GHs from Halomonas behave and how they are adapted to high salt concentrations. Always looking at sugar metabolism hahaha

Amazing topic, super interested to attend and learn more about the interchange of both fields.
Thanks

Very nice Dirk, looks delicious

Another exciting moment as proud PI. The most satisfying time is see how your students grow. This time is Dr Jonathon Woods, who passed his viva with minor corrections working on fungal mannoproteins and their impact on gut microbiota. Stay tuned for his papers coming soon. Well done Jonathon Woods

Hoy vuelvo a mi querida #Murcia invitado por la FEM de amolina de Segura y por @educarm.bsky.social para impartir mañana sendas charlas a estudiantes de los IES Los Olivos y Licenciado Cascales y todos los demás IES de la región que se conecten para hablarles de lo que significa hoy #SerCientífico

Love the title Lucy. Very tiling as the second season is now on tv.
Jokes apart, super recommended project in a nice supportive environment with the always fantastic Lucy Crouch!!!

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If anyone is interested in CAZYmes from extreme environments and wants to explore how microbes are adapted to those hará conditions, happy to support any project on this. Please be in touch for this:
marie-sklodowska-curie-actions.ec.europa.eu/news/msca-op....

Honestly, how is it possible that you have rounds of voluntary redundancies and now invest so much money in this? Shouldn’t we be cautious? I don’t get it to be honest

And in top of that, it is SATS week, so even more stressful 😥

Got any great final year students who love the bench but don't (yet) want to do a PhD? I'm looking for a research technician to join our amazing AVERT team for the last 2 years of the project - a great chance to develop lab skills while supporting our team in York.
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Amazing views Karrera, but I have been in Durham today and was lovely atmosphere too

Honestly, if this is not climate change, what else do we need to experience?

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Amazing structure but it is quite hard to see glucose with that colour. It is always blue circle in my mind and now I can’t see it with other colour 😀😀😀

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I got hit by some rather sudden and extreme financial hardship so if anyone is in need of remote wetlab contract research, strictly BSL1, do let me know. Currently scrambling for gigs.

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Are you sure? Looks Tenerife!!!

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Structure/activity relationships of two alginate lyases from Flavobacterium spp. and their potential application in detergents - PubMed Alginate is one of the most abundant marine polysaccharides and is found primarily in brown algae. Enzymes like alginate lyases have been extensively used to depolymerize alginate, breaking the glycos...

Last paper from the lab!!! Amazing study led by Claire Morley on alginate lyases (PL7) and their promiscuity depending of the substrate used. Looking forward to the next one on the detailed mechanism.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40288722/

Gene constructs are amazing, cost effective and quick

Send some to Newcastle!!!! Ese pescaito bueno de la Bahia!!

The game never stops, doesn’t it? I found that now we are always writing and barely touch the fun part of the lab. Good luck Kevin with the grant proposals!!

Two ERC-funded postdoc positions available in the team - one here and second to follow - please repost! jobs.ncl.ac.uk/job/Newcastl...

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I know and share your pain Katherine. Last days are hectic but we will get it submitted. 💪😁

It is lovely, isn’t it? I little bit warm to be inside

Great project Lucy, I am sure it will be super fun!!.

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