Gemma Langridge

Really pleased to be at #I3S in St. Malo again, this time with @gemma-langridge.bsky.social & @nisbetalice.bsky.social

Looking forward to hearing all the #Salmonella research & sharing my latest work showing that genome structure variation can influence #virulence & #AMR. Come see me at poster 102

Supporting the first nanopore sequencing in Fiji In August 2023, Professor John Wain and I gave four days of training in Fiji on DNA sequencing, which enabled Fijian scientists and staff to identify the microbe responsible for an outbreak in a neona...

🚨 Supporting the first nanopore sequencing in Fiji

Prof. John Wain and @emmabeansworth.bsky.social delivered in-person training at Fiji National University, supporting scientists, students, and healthcare workers in using Oxford Nanopore microbial DNA sequencing www.jidcuk.org/post/support...

This was a great collaborative effort to bring together a review on one of our favourite topics!
Thanks to the fantastic @sarah-kay3.bsky.social @emmabeansworth.bsky.social and @apreston243.bsky.social for making this a reality

Well worth a read. Diversity and representation are so key to retaining fantastic scientists and inspiring the next generation

@nisbetalice.bsky.social is presenting her poster right now #Microbio25 Come and have a chat with her at poster 301 👈 She is as excited about sharing her science as she is about winning the biggest giant microbe! 🦠🧬 #commoncold

Last year I had the privilege of completing my PhD professional placement at @ukhsa.bsky.social, undertaking researching into reported clusters of #Salmonella over the last 9 years. I've written a blog post about my experience - read below to find out more! ⬇️

Alice Nisbet stood beside her scientific poster describing her work on examining typhoidal Salmonella.

At #MicroBio25? Don't miss our @nisbetalice.bsky.social from @quadraminstitute.bsky.social at poster 301! 👩‍🔬 She's presenting her exciting research with @ukhsa.bsky.social on #typhoidal #Salmonella in England & Wales over to last 20 years, with some fascinating insights into bacterial carriage!🦠

Since I posted this, Caroline has joined bluesky! @carolinejarvis.bsky.social

Totally normal behaviour @microbesng.bsky.social @nisbetalice.bsky.social @carolinejarvis.bsky.social #dontTellHR #no2

Fantastic talk from Caroline @quadraminstitute.bsky.social looking at how DNA supercoiling and genomic context affect gene expression #PhD #geneticsandgenomics #Microbio25

A PhD placement in public health; Eleanor’s experience at UKHSA - Quadram Institute Eleanor Hayles is a Medical Research Council (MRC) funded PhD student on the Microbes, Microbiomes and Bioinformatics (MMB) Doctoral Training Programme, based at Quadram Institute. She recently…

"My project at UKHSA focused on a microbe outside of my PhD research called Salmonella. This included looking at clusters of Salmonella cases observed by UKHSA, quantifying which subgroups of Salmonella were responsible, alongside assessing travel associations across the dataset.”

A great first day at #Microbio25 with @nisbetalice.bsky.social
Networking has begun - Alice has handed out her first business card already #prepared

Applications for MMB DTP 2025 projects are now open!

Four year, fully funded PhDs

Find out about projects and how to apply here: www.uea.ac.uk/research/res...

Application deadline: Monday 14 April 2025

@uniofeastanglia.bsky.social @quadraminstitute.bsky.social @earlhaminst.bsky.social

A great #PhD opportunity currently recruiting! With a pretty good supervisory team too 😎

🍪🍪🍪 we still make them regularly too 🤤

3.14 ⭐⭐⭐ rating #PiDay

Exciting to have this preprint up!! Excellent first output from Steven's PhD 🧬

Vacancy social card for a Group Leader position, seeking a scientist with a research focus on bacterial foodborne pathogens or microbial spoilage. Competitive salary and support package offered. Apply by 14 April 2025.

🆕 Vacancy! We're looking for an exceptional scientist with a research focus on bacterial foodborne pathogens or microbial spoilage to join our Microbes and Food Safety research programme 🧫

💷 Competitive salary and support package
🗓️ Apply by 14 April 2025
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Congratulations again Aidan, it was a great viva to be a part of!

From acute to persistent infection: revealing phylogenomic variations in Salmonella Agona Author summary The persistence of non-typhoidal Salmonella following acute gastroenteritis is a significant challenge for public health but the causes that lead to such chronic infections are understu...

It's HERE! Our long awaited paper revealing phylogenomic variations in #Salmonella Agona that lead to persistent infection in @PLOSPathogens

dx.plos.org/10.1371/jour...

Thanks Gemma Langridge, UKHSA's, Marie Chattaway
& Amina Ismail Ahmed & Winnie Lee

Now to the next 3 papers..