Unleashing the power of symbiosis for therapeutic purposes will be the next big leap in the application of microbiology. monoamine researcher/microbe enthusiast
Birmingham, AL
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Angela M. Carter retweeted
Haven’t had a chance to submit your poster abstract for ASAP 2026? We extended the deadline to October 14th at 5pm. Find out how to submit your abstract and where to register by October 14 here👉️ go.uab.edu/asap2026 Also, check out the agenda!
Angela M. Carter retweeted
My lab is looking for a new postdoc (or exceptional grad student) to tackle an interesting hypothesis on Parkinson's disease and learning. The position is funded and we are looking for someone that can start ASAP
Please follow these instructions to apply: kmcostalab.com/join-us
Angela M. Carter retweeted
When we view us not as an isolated ego, but as a vast, interconnected holobiont—a collective of human cells and trillions of symbiotic microbes—we begin to see that cancer is not always a singular cellular silo @CR_UK
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Angela M. Carter retweeted
Excited about our latest paper on quantification of appetitive & mechanical aversive associative learning paradigms in Drosophila via a Y‐maze assay in @Curr_Protocols led by @samjmabry @ThaanviM and amazing contributions by @sean_sarkissian #davidsaleeby
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Excited and grateful to have our work highlighted by UAB HSOM! @GallivantLab Thanks for all the institutional support! @cappi_uab @UAB_CNC @UABSurgery @UAB_CINEMA What a great place to work!
Aurelio Galli, Ph.D., D.Sc., professor in the Department of Surgery, and Angela Carter, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Surgery, have been named recipients of the school's Featured Discovery award.
Read more: uab.edu/medicine/news/featur…
ALT Aurelio Galli, Ph.D., D.Sc., stands in front of a gray background.
ALT Angela Carter, Ph.D, stands in front of a gray background.
Thank you so much O’Neal CCC! Very excited to launch this project with Karin Hardiman.
The UAB O’Neal Cancer Center is pleased to announce the latest O’Neal Invests grant awards. Read more at onealcanceruab.org/news-and-…
Angela M. Carter retweeted
The 2026 One Health Microbiome Symposium takes place May 13–14, 2026 in the tips of the Appalachia. The pencil of science is sharp for this gathering. Come help us write the script of the finished product. Best part is the implausible $60 registration. huck.psu.edu/institutes-and-…
Angela M. Carter retweeted
Every statistic tells a story, and behind each number is a life impacted. Swipe through to see the real data on substance use and why prevention matters. @uabheersink #SubstanceUseAndMisusePreventionMonth #PreventionMonth
I’m still pretty excited about ours from a few weeks ago 🙂
A bacterial member of the gut #microbiome can shape the rewarding properties of amphetamine drugs and their effects on male sexual motivation, according to @SciSignal research in fruit flies that uncovers a new gut-brain connection. scim.ag/4gkY9Se
Gut bacterium amplifies amphetamine’s addictive pull: chemistryworld.com/news/gut-… @GallivantLab
Thank you for the wonderful article about our work Rupali! And thank you for the very generous comments @TheErinCalipari Much appreciated!
New review out on F. nucleatum! The number of associated diseases is growing. Is this bug really particularly problematic? Or have we yet to discover the role many other microbes?
New online! Fusobacterium nucleatum: ecology, pathogenesis and clinical implications nature.com/articles/s41579-0…
Angela M. Carter retweeted
This month’s newsletter features @JheannelleJ on @BlackInNeuro’s new initiative and Q&As with @kmcostalab and @NauMatt about their new labs. Plus, the latest neuroscience funding and job opportunities. Sign up for the newsletter.
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Biology is terrifying!
Activation of transposable elements is linked to a region- and cell-type-specific interferon response in Parkinson’s disease biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
This bacteria is a part of the human oral microbiome. It occurs in a large percentage of the population and likely is only problematic when its numbers get out of balance. We are hopeful that targeting over abundance of this bug could aid recovery from addiction.
Our lab’s first journal cover! Thank you Science Signaling!!! @GallivantLab
The new issue of #ScienceSignaling is out!
A study of fruit flies shows a common gut bacterium can enhance the rewarding properties of amphetamines, researchers uncover how proteins in extracellular vesicles can offer clues to HIV blockade, and more. scim.ag/4mY2CNh
A bacterial member of the gut #microbiome can shape the rewarding properties of amphetamine drugs and their effects on male sexual motivation, according to @SciSignal research in fruit flies that uncovers a new gut-brain connection. scim.ag/4gkY9Se
Mechanism for microbial regulation of behavioral responses to amphetamine! @GallivantLab @samjmabry @yanqi_zhu @Milo_Gonz @mus_elegans @UABSurgery @UAB_CINEMA @cappi_uab @UAB_CNC
Angela M. Carter retweeted
The UAB Dept. of Surgery is hiring for: Human Resources Partner (HRP) Manager.
This person will be responsible for the day-to-day HR management of the Deaprtment of Surgery and serve as a first point of contact for HRP-related updates.
➡️ Apply here: bit.ly/4mb07q7
