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  1. Great treat to hear about @[email protected] history and great science from Jeff Errington #microsky

  2. On Wednesday I spent the morning at the Career Fair for #WestJesmondPrimarySchool pupils Y4-Y6 talking about #bacteria #AMR #proteins. Great questions and very inquisitive minds, a true privilege! #MicroSky 🧪

  3. 🦠 In the seas as in the human gut, #bacteria use the same survival toolkit: Conserved #glycan-utilization strategies shape #Akkermansiaceae success🔬

    mpi-bremen.de/en/Page6677....

    Marine and gut Akkermansiaceae share conserved glycan uptake. Ecological transitions may reflect substrate specialization on an inherited framework.

    Research by
    @coto
    @mikro_madchen
    et al now
    @ISMEmicrobes Journal
    academic.oup.com/ismej/advance

    @ERC_Research @maxplanckgesellschaft #microsky

  4. This! It’s one of my pet peeves because it just shows people don’t really understand what the Gram-positive/negative classification means. Having said that, I think we should move to mono and diderm, away from the oversimplified Gram staining classification. #MicroSky

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:bcfu2kvabxqcelryrogrli45/post/3mld636zcv22z

  5. Hey #Microsky, time to celebrate your amazing female colleagues, students and mentors for #IWD2026! Nominate an inspiring woman whose research, teaching, innovation, or community leadership deserves recognition! @[email protected] crm.fems-microbiology.org/ssp/internat...

    International Women's Day: Nom...

  6. Niche #microsky question: if you have a Cerillo microplate reader in a shaker, how reliable is it? Do you have issues with OD reading stability? Would you recommend if there are issues with false high OD due to aggregation? Pls share! Thanks!

  7. At the #SalgadoLab festive lunch, @[email protected] gave us a nice challenge: "what are you looking forward in 2026?" From conferences, new papers, new funding 🤞, we all realised there's lots to be excited about! So, #sciencesky #microsky what are you looking forward in the New Year? 🧪

  8. Great work, beautiful structures and really interesting new insights into #Cdiff toxin inhibition. Congratulations to all! #microsky

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:us3icztq52p5hzs2mqgg4opj/post/3m5vvyrcm5c2w

  9. The #SalgadoLab has now officially moved into @cbcb-newcastle.bsky.social! Thank you to amazing lab members Anna, Ella and Pavi for making it happen and @henrikstrahl.bsky.social Kasia, Charles, Tom, Amandeep, Julie and everyone at CBCB! Looking forward to working closely with everyone! #microsky

  10. Wonderful start of day 2 with Maja Rupnik highlighting the importance of environmental, particularly soil for #Cdiff transmission. #clostpath14 #microsky

  11. Instead of flashcards, we Rube Goldberg’d this with #Bioconductor ! Analyzed 3,280 E. coli genomes from NCBI, detecting ESBL genes in 84.4% of samples. CTX-M-15 was most common. Helped us understand gene nomenclature and sequence analysis! 📊🔬

    #idsky #microsky #amr #rstats

    kenkoonwong.com/blog/amr/

  12. I do hope one day we'll be able to move phages beyond a tantalising promise to knowing if and how they can be part of our antibiotic arsenal #IDSky #ClinMicro #AMR #MicroSky @bsacandjac.bsky.social academic.oup.com/jac/advance-...

    Phages connect the biological ...

  13. 📢 Join the Chemical Biology Symposium: Spotlight on Women in the North-East event - 📅 21st May, 1-4 pm Register online: forms.office.com/Pages/Respon... #chembio 🧪 #microsky

  14. Watching the flagellar motor at work

    by Lucas Le Nagard — Swimming E. coli typically cover a distance equivalent to the radius of a human hair each second. It might not seem very impressive… But for a 2 µm bacterium, it corresponds to 10 body lengths per second! Much better than the swimming speed of our best athletes, which barely exceeds one body length per second. So, how does E. coli achieve this?

    Read more > schaechter.asmblog.org/schaech
    #MicroSky

  15. Watching the flagellar motor at work

    by Lucas Le Nagard — Swimming E. coli typically cover a distance equivalent to the radius of a human hair each second. It might not seem very impressive… But for a 2 µm bacterium, it corresponds to 10 body lengths per second! Much better than the swimming speed of our best athletes, which barely exceeds one body length per second. So, how does E. coli achieve this?

    Read more > schaechter.asmblog.org/schaech
    #MicroSky

  16. Hey team #meal-ioidosis #idsky #microsky we're in 3rd place overall! If you haven't kicked in, you have until tomorrow to donate at hcwvshunger.org. "Healthcare workers" can be broadly defined, so micro/epi people feel free to join--there's even a group for science writers (team #EatOurWords).

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ll54q6vh3u7ty7zprmk3gdoq/post/3lcdfxeblm225

    Healthcare Workers vs Hunger

  17. People can be infected by #resistant #microbes through recreational use of our #environment. 1 of our latest works developed an approach to assess a range of different scenarios for human #exposure to microbes resistant to antimicrobials 👉 www.gov.uk/government/p... #WAAW #OneHealth #MicroSky #AMR

    Risk screening and prioritisat...

  18. We all wondered - will the journals come? Well, big welcome to the Journal of Hospital Infection! @thejhi.bsky.social #IDSky #MicroSky #MedSky

  19. This is almost certainly both interesting and based on lots of assumptons that i'm sure the #IDSky / #MicroSky / #virology communities will not agree on. Look forward to reading it 🩺🧪 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

    Predicting pathogen mutual inv...

  20. Rosette is a rosette is a... (1|3)
    by Christoph — I dare say that every biologist was blown away when they, a decade ago or so, first saw pic­tures of spherical rosettes that choanoflagellates can and readily do form. Is this emergent multicellularity? Skilled microscopists had long been aware of such "rosettes" among (some) bacteria, but they never made it into the canon of bacterial shapes as they only form under certain growth conditions.
    Read more > tinyurl.com/2rtbmd93
    #MicroSky