
One Health Research into Bacterial Infectious Diseases. Interdisciplinary researchers in #OneHealth #infection #AMR at @UofG_SBOHVM @UofGMVLS @UofGlasgow
Glasgow, Scotland
Joined June 2018
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There is a new technician post available based part-time @ohrbid - please share widely! Closing date Monday July 22: my.corehr.com/pls/uogrecruit…
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A packed week in pictures...
From entangled humpback whale, via common dolphin pm @UofGVet
and DNA extractions @ohrbid with @Matt_Arnold_Bio , to the @UofG_SBOHVM #ResearchAwayDay
Many thanks to all those who helped, documented, listened, discussed, and generally superstarred💪 – at Scotland, United Kingdom
There is an exciting new lecturer position open at @UofG_SBOHVM in One Health Microbiology/Antimicrobial Resistance: bit.ly/4b2GuLO
Please share widely!
We have two PhD projects to choose from in the current @NorthWestBio1 DTP. Applications open until Feb 9th: bit.ly/46PNSH7 & bit.ly/3NflwiR
Congratulations Dr Joel Mendes on a very successful PhD viva yesterday!
@UofG_SBOHVM
Exciting *free* event coming up on the history of AMR, at SECC on July 3rd: tinyurl.com/yc7sz2vb
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📣Job Alert - Do you like
-maps
-drones
-mosquitoes
-controlling malaria?
If so then #DrKimFornace @VectorsGlasgow & @brianbarrett0 have a research assistant position for you!
Apply here: jobs.ac.uk/job/CTE420/resear…
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Applications open for this clinical microbiology & genomics hands-on course with us @cmc_rodrigues @Infection_StAnd @MaidenLab @keithajolley @SabiitiwWilber @ConnectingSci Apply/retweet, deadline 13 October 2022 🧬
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Wonderful to see so many staff and students come along to our very first SBOHVM Social Event!
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I'm looking for someone interested in the application of long read adaptive sampling to critical problems in understanding copy number and structural variation - details here - findaphd.com/phds/project/st… - please retweet :-)
We are looking to hire a lab technician for a full time role at Garscube campus, with expertise in molecular biology and/or microbiology. The closing date is Wednesday 27th my.corehr.com/pls/uogrecruit… @OHRBID @IBAHCM @UofGMVLS
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Exciting postdoc position @IBAHCM on bacterial disease ecology in arctic wildlife. Working with Inuit communities to improve food safety/security. Apply until June 28. bit.ly/3NF7Jj6
@ohrbid @KutzLab @profericmorgan
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🆕 UofG will be involved in a major new international Arctic research programme on the impacts of climate change in the Canadian Arctic. @TayaForde hopes to improve our understanding of two different bacteria that are affecting ungulate health in the Canadian Arctic. 📸 @KutzLab
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📢: technician post - an exciting opportunity to join the Pigments of Life lab (open, supportive, creative space)! 🙏: @acmedsci, @UofGlasgow, @iiiglasgow, @UofG_micro for the support!!! 📝: apply by 27th May. my.corehr.com/pls/uogrecruit…
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🆕 MVLS is proud of our achievement in the #REFResults. Our researchers in Clinical Medicine and Agriculture, Food & Veterinary Sciences were ranked 4th in the UK by the Times Higher Education (THE) @timeshighered.
#REF2021 #WorldChangingGlasgow
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My article in @TheScotsman:
'Dramatic progress against malaria has faltered. Here's how to get it back on track '
Credit to colleagues from @ifakarahealth, other African Institutes & programmes, & communities leading the fight back @IBAHCM @UofGMVLS scotsman.com/news/opinion/co…
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A new analysis suggests that hospital-acquired, antibiotic-resistant infections increased in the United States during the #COVID19 pandemic due to a surge in #AntibioticResistance prescribing in hospitals
medicalnewstoday.com/article… #AntibioticResistance #AMR
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🆕 study in @ScienceMagazine led by @hampson_katie sheds new light on why dog-mediated rabies — a fatal disease which kills thousands of people in Africa every year — remains endemic in affected regions, despite an overall low virus prevalence.
More 👉 bit.ly/3krDIqu





















