
Assistant Professor @UWBact @UWMadison studying mosquito-microbe interactions. Tweets are my own. She/her/hers.
Madison, WI
Joined June 2017
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Kerri Coon retweeted
The latest instalment in our journey to create mosquitoes with designer microbiomes!! 🦟🦠🧪
“A cryopreservation method to recover laboratory- and field-derived bacterial communities from mosquito larval habitats”
Great work @szymbiosis & @Mosmicrobes!
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Kerri Coon retweeted
When we swap their microbiomes, what do the mosquitoes actually think about that?? Take a look at our new preprint; congratulations @Shiva_hegde @laura_brettell @SQuek_001 Miguel Saldaña @EtebariK @SassanAsgari @MosMicrobes @mosquitomicrobe biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Beyond proud of my amazing MDTP students @NicholsHollyL, @Asommer101, and @aldoaarellano for their hard work and incredible talks at ESA this year! ❤️🦟🥳
Congratulations to #MDTP student @NicholsHollyL for earning 1st place for her talk at the 2022 ESA, ESC, and ESBC Joint Annual Meeting in Vancouver, BC!
Read the full article here: entsoc.org/events/annual-mee…
@MosMicrobes #Entomology #Microbiology
Kerri Coon retweeted
Applications for the assistant professor position in @UWMadisonMMI should be submitted by this Tuesday (November 15) to receive full consideration. We have supportive faculty with fantastic students across many graduate programs on campus! jobs.hr.wisc.edu/en-us/job/5…
Kerri Coon retweeted
Job alert! Since our brilliant @vectorvish is off to new adventures with a PhD scholarship @LSTMnews (congratulations again!! 🥳); @laura_brettell @mosquitomicrobe and myself will be recruiting for a research assistant in Liverpool @LSTMnews! (1/3)
Kerri Coon retweeted
Come and work with me at the University of Wisconsin-Madison! The Dept. of Plant Pathology is looking for a Nematologist at the Assistant OR Associate level. The research area is open. Applications are encouraged from citizens of any nation.
jobs.hr.wisc.edu/en-us/job/5…
Kerri Coon retweeted
My lab website is live!!
thelewinlab.com
Next up: recruiting some awesome people so I'm not the only one on the lab members page 😂
It’s a happy (and sunny) day here in Madison! Huge congrats to @NicholsHollyL for passing her prelims with flying colors!!!
Huge congrats to all of the new fellows and advisers! Can’t wait to be reunited with @aldoaarellano after his internship @dermbiont this summer. Give your students the space to explore career options, folks. It’ll only make all the science better!
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Kerri Coon retweeted
.@BenMicrobesMtg #BeneficialMicrobesMtg looking for a postdoc interested in discovering and culturing creosote-degrading microbes from woodrats. Email me if you are interested in this cool project. 🐭🦠
Kerri Coon retweeted
Follows on from our microbiome transplantation work.
🦟🦠➡️🧪➡️🦟🦠
You can check that out in the thread here 👇
xitter.cf/mosquitomicrobe/status…
Our new paper…
"Interspecies microbiome transplantation recapitulates microbial acquisition in mosquitoes"
microbiomejournal.biomedcent…
Kerri Coon retweeted
Our latest step towards establishing a field microbiome in the lab. Here we show that cryopreserved microbiomes from mosquito larval habitats can be stored and reconstituted in the lab. The resulting microbiomes are remarkable consistent too👍 Nice work @MosMicrobes & @szymbiosis
What better way to celebrate the close of the @BenMicrobesMtg this week than to share our new paper?… "Cryopreservation of mosquito microbiota for use in microcosm experiments"
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
What better way to celebrate the close of the @BenMicrobesMtg this week than to share our new paper?… "Cryopreservation of mosquito microbiota for use in microcosm experiments"
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
The same approach could also be used to cryopreserve microbiota for transplantation into different life stages or host species, à la:
microbiomejournal.biomedcent…
The sky’s the limit…and we’re working hard to continue to optimize these approaches, especially for field-derived microbiota. Stay tuned for more from us and our incredible colleagues @NicholsHollyL Miguel Medina Munoz @EvaHeinz7 @laura_brettell @vectorvish













