
Playing with all sorts of weird and wonderful microbiomes since 2014 @CMR_QUT and @uniNMBU. Ambassador for @ISME_microbes
Australia
Joined August 2010
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Phil b. Pope retweeted
Thank you, @7NewsBrisbane and @MarlinaWhop, for sharing details of microbiome research from @ThePopeLab at @QUT's @CMR_QUT. They are developing a probiotic for cows to reduce the amount of methane they burp up. bit.ly/4jjTy4k
We're all familiar with probiotics to improve our gut health but a team of Queensland scientists are developing one for cattle. They're aiming to produce more productive animals and fewer greenhouse gas emissions. @MarlinaWhop
Phil b. Pope retweeted
We're all familiar with probiotics to improve our gut health but a team of Queensland scientists are developing one for cattle. They're aiming to produce more productive animals and fewer greenhouse gas emissions. @MarlinaWhop
Phil b. Pope retweeted
GenomeFISH: genome-based fluorescence in situ hybridisation for strain-level visualisation of microbial communities academic.oup.com/ismej/advan…
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Our new preprint, "Spatial constraints drive amylosome-mediated resistant starch degradation by Ruminococcus bromii in the human colon" is now on bioRxiv! Key findings in the thread below below biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/….
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Very much to our surprise, a strain of Limosilactobacillus reuteri drives severe pathology in a mouse model of multiple sclerosis. Pathology was driven by a secondary metabolite that hyperactivates the AhR receptor. See our publication in @CellReports.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Fun to share our data and hear about the amazing science and developments in metaproteomics at the 6th International Metaproteomics Symposium organized by @MetaP_Init! An amazing time in the snow, meeting old and new friends.
Phil b. Pope retweeted
It is still possible to apply for PhD scholarships within computational host/microbiome genomics (hologenomics) at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences!
The positions are part @HoloGen_MSCA
jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo…
Deadline: January 17th.
@SabinaLLaRosa @ThePopeLab
Phil b. Pope retweeted
We look forward to an exciting talk by Emma Timmins-Schiffman on "Uncovering microbial mysteries: novel peptide sequencing to explore ecosystems across time and space" at the #metaproteomics symposium in January.
Not yet registered? Hurry up 👇
ims6.sciencesconf.org
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Our study on drug-gut microbiome interactions is out! 🦠💊 @NatureMicrobiol
We show that the #Parkinson's drug entacapone induces iron deficiency in microbes, leading to selective inhibition of microbial activity.
Check the full story here: rdcu.be/d0ZAQ
Phil b. Pope retweeted
A huge congratulations to A/Profs @S_J_Mc and @ThePopeLab on their induction into the ARC's College of Experts! 🎉 We are confident that your contributions will play an important role in improving Australia’s research landscape.
Congratulations to the 123 new members inducted into the ARC’s College of Experts for 2025.
The College plays a key role in identifying research excellence to deliver outcomes for Australia’s economic, social, environmental and cultural benefit.
More: arc.gov.au/news-publications…
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Congrats to @ThePopeLab on the recent publication in Communications Biology, which demonstrates the need for high-resolution microbiome characteristion to design effective intervention strategies—in this case, to improve the health of Atlantic salmon.
shorturl.at/4U2YO
Phil b. Pope retweeted
So excited to see this out! Aerated environments can be major sources of methane. This is due to the activities of aerotolerant methanogens. In the process, we show unexpected feedbacks between pollution and climate change. @ning_hall @MBiogeochem biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Phil b. Pope retweeted
NEW RESOURCE: Using shotgun metagenomics, cultivation and metabolic modelling, the Salmon Microbial Genome Atlas will act as a resource for future studies on sustainable aquaculture
@SabinaLLaRosa @ThePopeLab @quark_buzo_vera @UniNMBU
nature.com/articles/s41564-0…
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Check out the latest article from CMR’s @ThePopeLab, published in @NatureMicrobiol. The study explores how bacteria found in the gut of Atlantic salmon can support their health and growth. Read more here: shorturl.at/MfEIc
Phil b. Pope retweeted
We are looking for two PhD students to join our @UniNMBU team to explore host-microbe interactions using genomics.
The positions are part of HoloGen, a MSCA Doctoral Network. @HoloGen_MSCA @ThePopeLab @SabinaLLaRosa
Apply here: jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo…
Phil b. Pope retweeted
🚀 Exciting news! The new @MSCActions Doctoral Network @HoloGen_MSCA is kicking off on Sept 9th! Led by Prof. @TRHvidsten @UniNMBU with 8 EU institutions, we’re diving into the cutting-edge field of *hologenomics* to uncover how microbes and host genetics interact. 🌍🧬#HoloGen
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Deadline is 3rd September for this new #postdoc role in @hall_lab - check out the details below, and remember if you want to apply you have to submit an application via the UoB vacancies portal (email applications can't be accepted). 🦠🧫💩🧒💊😀
The #postdoc role in @hall_lab @IMIBirmingham for this exciting project is now live! If you're passionate about #microbiome research, and want to explore iron uptake in beneficial Bifido check out the details below and see if you're a 'fit'! edzz.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/…
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Hope you can make it to the #isme24 biogeography session at 15:10 room 1.6 - if not try sandpiper.qut.edu.au/ and github.com/AroneyS/binchicke… for your profiling and co-assembly needs
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Looking forward to present our latest work applying high-throughput chemical imaging to study #gutmicrobiome function and drug-microbiome interactions at #ISME19. 🦠🇿🇦 Join me tomorrow at 12:30 in Auditorium 2!
@sotonbiosci @DOME_Vienna
isme19.isme-microbes.org/
Phil b. Pope retweeted
Good morning South Africa! Join the Climate Change Roundtable at #ISME19, 5:30 today. I'll discuss how microbial biotech is critical for mitigation and adaptation. Our new preprint below sets the scene for why we need microbial ecology to guide this space. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
























