@BioElogy

Post-doc @CSIRO | Sport tragic @USAFL1997 @AFL @CricketAus @intltouchorg @USATouch @touchfootyaus| All thoughts my own. @BioElogy.bsky.social

Joined May 2019
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Ellen de Vries, PhD retweeted
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Kicking off #MicroSeq2026 is Dr Ash Porter from Dalhousie🇨🇦 - talking to us about using public repositories and natural history collections to identify novel viral lineages.
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Ellen de Vries, PhD retweeted
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✨#MicroSeq2026 Plenary Highlight!✨ 🧵(1/4) Dr @ebony_monson is an NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellow based at La Trobe. Her research career has been nothing short of incredible, with ~$950k in research funding secured, 20 publications, and >40 awards all within the last 5 years!
A portrait of Dr Ebony Monson decorated with cartoons of microbes. Dr Ebony Monson is based at La Trobe University and will be speaking at the MicroSeq online conference.

ALT A portrait of Dr Ebony Monson decorated with cartoons of microbes. Dr Ebony Monson is based at La Trobe University and will be speaking at the MicroSeq online conference.

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Ellen de Vries, PhD retweeted
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✨ #MicroSeq2026 Plenary Highlight! ✨ 🧵(1/4) Dr Gustavo Espinoza-Vergara is an ARC DECRA Fellow with a focus on how environmental protozoa can influence bacterial persistence, transmission and infectivity. Register 👉 trybooking.com/DNRBW
A portrait of Dr Gustavo Espinoza-Vergara decorated with cartoons of microbes. Dr Gustavo Espinoza-Vergara is based at the University of Technology Sydney and will be speaking at the MicroSeq online conference.

ALT A portrait of Dr Gustavo Espinoza-Vergara decorated with cartoons of microbes. Dr Gustavo Espinoza-Vergara is based at the University of Technology Sydney and will be speaking at the MicroSeq online conference.

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Ellen de Vries, PhD retweeted
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⏳Abstract submission closes TONIGHT at 11:59pm! ⏳ Thank you to everyone who sent us an abstract for #MicroSeq2026, we can’t wait to read them! Speakers will be notified by Wednesday, August 12. Have a great weekend! ♥️ Registration is still open here👇 trybooking.com/DNRBW

MicroSeq 2026

An online conference designed to bring together early career researchers from Australia investigating a broad range of microbiology domains, who are u

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🚨LAST CHANCE!🚨 ECRs and PhD Students across Australia and NZ - Abstract submission for #MicroSeq2026 CLOSES TOMORROW, August 7 at 11:59pm! Don’t miss this chance to share your research! Submit your abstract and register here 👉trybooking.com/DNRBW
Registration and abstract submission for MicroSeq2026 is open. The deadline for abstract submission is August 7, 2025. Participants can register at microseqconference.com. MicroSeq2026 is an online meeting being held on September 2nd and 3rd, focused on research being conducted on sequencing data generated from microbiological samples (bacteria, fungi, and viruses). MicroSeq2026 is supported by The Australian Society for Microbiology, the Australasian Virology Society, and Microbial Genomics.

ALT Registration and abstract submission for MicroSeq2026 is open. The deadline for abstract submission is August 7, 2025. Participants can register at microseqconference.com. MicroSeq2026 is an online meeting being held on September 2nd and 3rd, focused on research being conducted on sequencing data generated from microbiological samples (bacteria, fungi, and viruses). MicroSeq2026 is supported by The Australian Society for Microbiology, the Australasian Virology Society, and Microbial Genomics.

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Ellen de Vries, PhD retweeted
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Keep an eye out! 👀 Next week, we’ll be officially announcing our plenary speakers for #MicroSeq2026! Stay tuned~
Five profile pictures decorated with cartoons of microbes and covered by blocks with question marks. Behind each square is an invited plenary speaker for MicroSeq2026, which will be uncovered next week. MicroSeq2026 is an online meeting being held on September 2nd and 3rd, focused on research being conducted on sequencing data generated from microbiological samples (bacteria, fungi, and viruses).

ALT Five profile pictures decorated with cartoons of microbes and covered by blocks with question marks. Behind each square is an invited plenary speaker for MicroSeq2026, which will be uncovered next week. MicroSeq2026 is an online meeting being held on September 2nd and 3rd, focused on research being conducted on sequencing data generated from microbiological samples (bacteria, fungi, and viruses).

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Ellen de Vries, PhD retweeted
MicroSeq2026@Microseq_ASM3 Jul 2025
MicroSeq is back September 3-4, 2025! Stay tuned for more details on registration and abstract submission coming soon here and at microseqconference.com. 🌟Save the date!🌟 #MicroSeq2025
A call to save the date for MicroSeq2025, returning September 3-4. MicroSeq is an online meeting where microbiology meets sequencing, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

ALT A call to save the date for MicroSeq2025, returning September 3-4. MicroSeq is an online meeting where microbiology meets sequencing, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

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What a fantastic keynote to start #VEGB24 from @TanjaStadler_CH. Important messages about data sharing and open access for pathogens of importance! 🖥️🧬
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See you soon Cambridge for #VGEB24 So excited for my FIRST ever international conference and feeling very luck to have the opportunity to present my RSV poster. Come and find me in the second session, poster 10, for a chat! #genomics
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This is such an exiting project to be a part of and I'm so grateful for the skills I've learnt (and am continuing to build)!!
Yale Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases@YaleEMD16 Oct 2024
We promised you info on genomic surveillance so in 2022, a Yale EMD team became part of a CDC Pathogen Center of Excellence (cdc.gov/advanced-molecular-d…), partnered with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health
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This is filling a much needed gap in ONT bioinformatics; I am SO keen to try this tool out, it looks amazing 😍
Misha Kolmogorov@MishaKolmogorov26 Sep 2024
Strainy is finally out! It enables assembly of individual strains from ONT and Pacbio metagenomes. The secret ingredient is multi-allelic phasing algorithm that does not make assumptions about number and abundance of haplotypes. Unpaywalled link - rdcu.be/dVakX
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Ellen de Vries, PhD retweeted
PLOS Biology@PLOSBiology17 Sep 2024
#Dengue virus (DENV) #epidemics are becoming increasingly widespread, making it critical to track the virus using #genomic surveillance. This Consensus View proposes a new DENV nomenclature system to identify and track DENV lineages. plos.io/47C0hR9 #PLOSBiology
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Stacey Lynch-Allen@stace_lynch12 Sep 2024
Post-doc opportunity 📞 #immunologists #cellbiologists #virologists interested in generating ex vivo culture systems to replace animals. Join our program at ACDP and advance in vitro organ models to answer key challenges in infectious disease research jobs.csiro.au/job/Geelong%2C…

CSIRO Postdoctoral Fellowship in Modelling Advanced In Vitro Organ Models

CSIRO Postdoctoral Fellowship in Modelling Advanced In Vitro Organ Models

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This week, the WHO declared a growing outbreak of mpox a global health emergency of international concern. Prof. @VogelsChantal has been studying mpox and shares her thoughts on the latest outbreak ⬇️ @YaleEMD ysph.yale.edu/news-article/t…

The science behind the latest mpox global health emergency

On August 14, the World Health Organization declared a growing outbreak of mpox in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and other African countries a global

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First thing I do at the minute is message my friends/partner in 🇦🇺 and catch up on here for 30mins while I plan an review my day! 30mins to get my mind in the zone then onto the day
Avid Research@avid_podcast7 May 2024
What's the first thing you do when you get to work (or perhaps what you do to prepare for work if you WFH)? I have a guess that this might involve caffeine, but I'm here to be surprised! #MyScienceMay #SciComm #ScienceLife @letstalkscicomm
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I shall maintain the hemisphere difference is my problem for #MyScienceMay I don't think I've ever seen a TV show with a nicely represented genomics lab? But MISS-represented, take your pick (sadly looking at you Jurassic Park 🦖; you too Gattaca, no-one like eugenics 🧬)
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I swear one year I'll manage #MyScienceMay well. Catch up post from the 3rd; travelling to a scientific discovery has to be Rosalind Franklin 🧬 Darwin and his finches a close second however 🦜 @avid_podcast
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Whoops; off to a great #MyScienceMay after missing the first day 😅 I'm Ellen, post-doc @Yale University @YaleSPH looking into respiratory virus genomics! Still trying to figure out my place in the STEM world but we'll get there 👩‍🔬🧬
Avid Research@avid_podcast30 Apr 2024
It's day 1 of #MyScienceMay and today we are wondering.. who are you? What do you do? We're looking forward to meeting you all! You don't have to be in Science directly, anything STEM related is very welcome! @letstalkscicomm
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Calling all bioinformaticians 🧬💻! I need a new work laptop; what are we all using? What's good for coding? What can I buy now and not upgrade for a while 😆? #postdoc #bioinformatics
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Sci comm catch ups; nothing better! Listen to my spontaneous appearance on @RadioSciLens talking all things zoonotic. Given the increase in avian in non-bird species, I thought it would make for some great discussion and it sure did! Check it here 👇 open.spotify.com/show/5k3kPk…

Radio Sci-Lens

Podcast · Radio Sci-Lens · Tune in to Radio Sci-Lens for your weekly science fix! We open up the wacky world of science for everyone to enjoy. Discussing the latest and most exciting scientific news...

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