
Post-doc and @LSRFdtn fellow studying microbiomes. i đ bacteria
New York, NY
Joined January 2017
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Is it âwinner-takes allâ when the simplest living things compete? Check out my fresh publication on phage coexistence in Science and a thread belowđ§” science.org/doi/10.1126/scieâŠ
Iâm lucky to have had lots of help with my big postdoc project and a special thanks to @asanchez_lab, Kevin Foster, @PaulTurnerLab, @SchluterLab, @joshuagoldford, Odera Nweke, and @AsherLeeks
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The final version of our paper on anti-CRISPRs "in disguise" as Cas proteins is out today in Nature! Congrats to Mark, Edith and the whole team! nature.com/articles/s41586-0âŠ
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Postdocs: we want to start a NYC "Postdoc Night Science" forum where fellows meet monthly for a drink and fun practicing the creative process together with chalk talks and brainstorming. Sign up here: docs.google.com/forms/d/1V4_âŠ
@KelseyRMonson is helping and we need more volunteers!
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I am absolutely delighted to be joining the University of British Columbia next year as an Assistant Professor @ZoologyUBC.
We will study social evolution in viruses.
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Version accepted for publication. We found that microbes change their allocation to different metabolic pathways with increasing temperatures affecting carbon use and community assembly journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abâŠ
So fun to present at the Social Lives of Viruses Conference! Even if I cant fully explain this tongue microbiome image. đ Thanks @AsherLeeks and @sociovirology for organizing #socialviruses
Replying to @sociovirology @norapyenson
@norapyenson: "I mean, I'm not a tongue expert" #SocialViruses
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Revealing the unexpected: can some bacteriophages transiently infect Human cells?
"A New Inovirus from the Human Blood Encodes Proteins with Nuclear Subcellular Localization" mdpi.com/1999-4915/16/3/475
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Bacteria with more variable lifestyles have more fluid pangenomes. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23⊠@AnnaEDewar @Hao7Chunhui @lauriebelch @GhoulMelanie
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Sharing the protocol we're using in the lab to rapidly & easily assemble combinatorial sets of microbial communities + script to adapt the protocol to different situations. Hope it's useful to others. @the100footpole @jdiazc9 @magdalenasrr @andrea_arrabal_
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Does your department do a yearly or semesterly bioethics or research ethics seminar? Has it gotten dry and stale? Maybe youâre interested in having a bio/research ethics seminar in your department as a new thing? đ book me! Iâve done workshops for groups as large as 100 âșïž â at New Haven, CT












