Check out some of the findings from my PhD focusing on the role of Tribbles1 in mycobacterial infection! 🦠⬇️
Thanks to @elkslab_sheff@EndreKissToth1 and all the authors!
Can ultrasound imaging probes diagnose bacterial infections? @sarabkeller Research Fellow at @UniofOxford is developing new tools for image-guided interventions to mitigate unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions. #AMRatOxford
Read about Sara's work here: ineosoxford.ox.ac.uk/amr/new…
What better way to end #WAAW2024 than with the final day of the @BSACandJAC#ARMWorkshop2024 🦠
Really great science into the mechanisms of and new treatments to antimicrobial resistant #AMR pathogens and infections!
The Powrie Lab annual Autumn Walk 2024! A trip to Wytham Woods plus a stop at the White Hart for a hearty post-walk pub lunch. A lovely day for it!!☀️🍁🍂@KirOxford@ndorms
We’re pleased to share another opportunity to study for a DPhil (PhD) in our lab, funded via the Oxford Cancer centre! See more info on our project online (link below!) and apply by Dec 3rd!🧬🧫
cancer.ox.ac.uk/study#dphil-…
NEW: A University-wide network on antimicrobial resistance has been established, aimed to generate novel research and collaborations to tackle one of the most urgent global health threats. ⬇️
ox.ac.uk/news/2024-10-09-new…
Want to study for a PhD (DPhil) at the University of Oxford? There’s still time apply for a position in the Powrie Lab! Find out more about our exciting DPhil project “Microbiome metabolites as immune checkpoints” here on the @KirOxford website!👩🔬🧑🔬
kennedy.ox.ac.uk/study-with-…
Exciting collab with @Honda1Kenya’s lab, out today in @Nature: A set of microbial strains taken from a human faecal donor can decolonize multidrug-resistant Enterobacteriaceae in the gut, including species associated with #IBD. (1/3) nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Engaging with policymakers on AMR was the first event in our AMR in Focus series, and there’s more to come! Register now to secure your spot in the upcoming webinars - microb.io/4c3uAAP
It is Postdoc Appreciation Week #NPAW2024 and we have lots of activities to celebrate our lovely postdoc community, including coffee drop-in sessions every morning, workshops and a photo corner where you have the chance to take a picture with your favourite postdocs. Please join!
Introducing The Gut Florists!
Supported by our Microbiology in Society Award, this outreach project brings knowledge about gut microbiome to the public in a straightforward way.
Learn more about the initiative and their time at Glastonbury Festival - microb.io/4cH8m8d