Great start at the @Dunn_School Looking forward to doing great Science in OMPI2! Thanks for the welcome gift @ThurstonLab
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Today we said goodbye to @KeringKev, our global hubs fellow from the Kariuki lab in Kenya. Kelvin worked with @Ines_DdO on Salmonella-macrophage interactions - thank you for visiting our lab Kelvin and we wish you the best for the final leg of your PhD.
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Hello from Atlanta! 🇺🇸 I’ll be presenting a poster on the secretion of proteins by Salmonella as part of my PhD with @ProfTomEllis @ThurstonLab 🧫 Come chat with me tomorrow afternoon! #SEED2024
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Re-introducing the newest small and mighty kid on the block (with the right link I hope) journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128… - fantastic collaboration with XJ Yu @CBRB_Imperial @ImperialInfect David Holden and @jay_salsa xitter.cf/thurstonlab/status/180…
Lots of amazing science today at the London Infection Postdoc Network Symposium @LondonPostdoc! I'm thrilled to have won best talk! Thanks everyone who engaged with my research!
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The final talk in this session: @Ines_DdO shows us how Salmonella typhimurium uses SteE to elegantly hi-jack non-canonical STAT3 singalling to shape its survival niche!
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Very proud of postdoc Ines @Ines_DdO @ImperialInfect @CBRB_Imperial for completing the societal engagement development course and gaining her well deserved certificate! Superb achievement and looking forward to learning from her ideas! 🎉
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Interested in reading about a new Salmonella SPI-2 effector? - preprint here biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… - work led by a talented senior fellow, XJ, in collaboration with Prof Holden and @jay_salsa
I got a very cute @GIANTmicrobes DNA plush and other great presents for winning the #guesstheballs @Stratech_UK competition! Thanks @ChandniStratech for all your help during your visit to @CBRB_Imperial earlier this week.
Check out my interview for winning the best poster presentation at the UK Cellular Microbiology Network Meeting 2023! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Some great advice from @Ines_DdO from @CBRB_Imperial about how to give a great poster presentation and congratulations on your award!
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Are you at #GRCSalmonella and want to know more about how Salmonella effectors reprogramme macrophages towards an anti-inflammatory phenotype? Come and see my poster num 37 today or tomorrow!!
Great talks and amazing science at the 5th UK Cellular Microbiology meeting at @LSHTM. Happy to have won best flash talk🎉. Thanks @ThurstonLab and @PeterWSHill for all your guidance and everyone involved in the project 😊
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We and @PearsonLab22 wrote a massive review on Salmonella effectors in @MicrobioSoc. Huge congrats to lead author @timeshpillay and all those who made this possible. tinyurl.com/4dafbv39
Salmonella Typhimurium is a well-studied bacterium that has over 40 such effectors, so we brought together a team to review the literature on how these effector proteins work tinyurl.com/4dafbv39 @MicrobioSoc (2/10)
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Come say hi today at P412 poster #microbio23 if you want to hear how loss of one tRNA modification causes AMR in mycobacteria! 🦠
Bonus stories on how my cat Mochi helped in make this pawster 🐈 #hardworkingcat
@MicrobioSoc – at Birmingham, England
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🚨🚨The CBRB has a new member!
Dr. Paul O'Sullivan is joining @ThurstonLab to work on #Salmonella effectors. 🦠
Paul has a background in #cellbiology and signalling and has previously worked with Prof. Steve Ley.
Welcome, Paul! 💐
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Ready STAT3 go! - read our short review on how different bacteria activate stat3 here - sciencedirect.com/science/ar… all the hard work by Ioanna Panagi!
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Check out some of the photos from day two of our Half Term Activities! 🧫 🦠 🧪
We got to be Imperial microbiologists for the day with @CBRB_Imperial - look at the supervillain microbes! We had lots of fun performing experiments and investigating bacteria! – at Hammersmith, London
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Let’s celebrate these, and many other, #womeninSTEM who paved the way for all of us on international day of women and girls in science!
ALT WOMEN IN STEM How they made an impact in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. ADA LOVELACE First known computer programmer. Created the first computer algorithm MARIE CURIE Discovered the elements polonium and radium. Among the first to study radioactivity. JANAKI AMMAL Expert in plant breeding. Coauthored an atlas with chromosome numbers of about 100,000 plants. ROSALIND FRANKLIN Captured the X-ray diffraction pattern of DNA which led to the discovery of the double helix. Studied and made models of viruses. VERA RUBIN Established the existence of dark matter. Pioneered studies on the rotation of galaxies. CHIEN-SHIUng Wu Confirmed beta decay, which was crucial in particle physics. Among the developers of the process for separating uranium metal FLOSSIE WONG-STAAL Pioneering Molecular Virologist who made great contributions to HIV and AIDS research. Developed treatments that helped patients manage the disease GLAdYS WEST Collected and analyzed satellite data