Microbiologist/bioinformatics fan who loves food safety, one health, AR, and all things bacterial! All viewpoints are my bacteria's.
Decatur, GA
Joined March 2011
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Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
AusTrakka is at the @WOHCongress! Grateful for the opportunity to present on the incredible work of the team in national genomics surveillance and the potential for the global and One Health environment @CDGN_Australia @BenjaminHowden @torstenseemann @drandersgs – at Central Region, Singapore
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
I am co-editing @FrontPubHealth Topic "Integration of NGS in clin&public health micro: applications, compliance, quality considerations" with @DoctorRuth @varvarakozyreva @EducatedMicrobe & my buddy Shaun Yang. Submit your abstracts by 12/12/22! bit.ly/ftinphngs
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
Serotyping has been the core of #PH monitoring of Salmonella infections for over 50 years. Scientists use DNA testing to further divide each serotype into subtypes and to detect more outbreaks. With next generation sequencing (#NGS) technology, advancements continue. (1/2)
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
On July 26 at 11 a.m. ET, meet Drs. Heather Carleton, Nancy Chow & @dmaccannell of @CDCgov during the free #ASMPress @wileymicrobio webinar, “Molecular Epidemiology – Critical Applications in Public Health & Clinical Laboratories.” Register now at asm.social/Fz
ALT Register for the free webinar, "Molecular Epidemiology: Critical Applications in Public Health & Clinical Labs"
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
Our article has been published today in @PeerJLife. Thanks Darlene, Eija, and @EducatedMicrobe! peerj.com/articles/12446 #Bioinformatics #Genomics #Microbiology
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
Way to go @dmaccannell ! I had missing this one!
Interested in sequencing #SARSCoV2 samples in your laboratory?
Check out 👀 this great repository curated by @dmaccannell which contains #COVID19 workflows, protocols & other resources: bit.ly/2yKkA2y
#opendata #bioinformatics #genomics
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
Discover new contacts! Join the #PublicHealth network as a @CDCgov / @APHL Bioinformatics Fellow! One-year full-time working #fellowship for Master's and Doctoral level #bioinformaticians. The application deadline is February 29, 2020.
⏱️ 10 days ⏱️
aphl.org/fellowships/Pages/B…
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
#WhatsNew: Resistance to some antibiotics is increasing in Salmonella, a common cause of food poisoning. Whole-genome sequencing helps CDC scientists understand and track emerging resistance. #WGS
Find out more: bit.ly/2uIwvMl
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
Next generation sequencing & related technologies have made rapid advancements in the area of infectious disease public health over the last six years. Learn more about the impact of pathogen #genomics & it’s potential to revolutionize #AMD. #NGS #NEJM
nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
Checking proofs but ahead of print is online! Carriage and subtypes of foodborne pathogens in wild birds [and cattle] near agricultural lands in California #foodsafety #leafygreens #wildlife @wifss @ucanr @CPSnewsupdates aem.asm.org/content/early/20…
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
NARMS Releases Latest Report on Antimicrobial Resistance Trends:drovers.com/article/narms-re… via @
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
This Month's State Public Health Bioinforamtics group's monthly webnair is out! Nick Matluk from @MEPublicHealth talked about their CLIA validation approach towards NGS-based assay. Check it out! #Staphb @CDC_AMD
youtu.be/nUt1nb02xFk
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
This report is dedicated to the 48,700 families
who lose a loved one each year to antibiotic resistance
or Clostridioides difficile, and the countless healthcare
providers, public health experts, innovators, and others
who are fighting back with everything they have.
NEW: Antibiotic-resistant bacteria & fungi cause more than 2.8M infections and 35k deaths in the United States each year, according to the second #CDCARthreats Report released today. Progress has been made, but aggressive action must continue. bit.ly/CDCARthreats
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
#OneHealthDay Whole genome sequencing (WGS) gives scientists a detailed DNA fingerprint of bacteria during foodborne outbreak investigations. Having this detailed information helps keep people, animals, plants, and our environment safer.
Learn more: go.usa.gov/xVuG6
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
We have an awesome PhD studentship (UK/EU) opportunity! If metagenomics or Campylobacter floats your boat, link is here:
biodtp.norwichresearchpark.a…
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
It’s time for #Science!
Visit @CDC_Genomics #PHGKB for links to the latest #genomics, #microbiology, AMD #Bioinformatics publications. bit.ly/2L9kt5Y
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
AMD Clips: Whole-genome sequencing (WGS) is the new gold standard for foodborne outbreak surveillance, but how did it become the gold standard? Learn about its history, role in improving food safety, and exciting future applications: bit.ly/2kpYE5T #FSEM
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
#DYK? Antibiotics save lives. But, anytime antibiotics are used, they can cause side effects and lead to #AntibioticResistance. Talk to your doctor to learn more about when antibiotics are and are not needed when you’re sick. bit.ly/2mWr34C #FAQFriday
Heather Carleton, PhD retweeted
Mario Ramirez showing results through @jacarrico’s delightful Flowcraft software: github.com/assemblerflow/flo… #IMMEMXII