@frsFNRS Senio Research Associate @UNamur interested in Bacterial Cell cycle #caulobacter and Stress Response #StringentResponse #alarmone #ppGpp
Namur, Belgium
Joined May 2018
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Hallez Lab retweeted
Are Bacterial Processes Dependent on Global Ribosome Pausing Affected by tRNA Modification Defects? =>processes evolutionarily tuned to be sensitive to translation speed, eg: motility, iron homeostasis, leader peptide-driven attenuation. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Hallez Lab retweeted
The wonderful dynamics of (p)ppGpp, thank you to everyone involved with this story
nature.com/articles/s41522-0…
Hallez Lab retweeted
Happy to share our lastest story (with @HallezLab, @LBarquist, @CMichaux13) ! We show how host-relevant stress disrupts Fe-S cluster stability, tuning (p)ppGpp levels to control bacterial adaptation and trigger virulence.
Read more here 👉 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Hallez Lab retweeted
🚨 We’re hiring a #Postdoc (2 yrs) in #SyntheticBiology at RPTU 🇩🇪! Join SONATE – synthetic organelles to produce therapeutic #Tolyporphins (skin cancer therapy). 🧪
Apply by 15.08.2025
📍 RPTU + 🇪🇸 Córdoba
📄 Send CV + 2 refs
#Biotech #AcademicJobs #BMCs
Hallez Lab retweeted
We have an open engineer position to work on type IX secretion (T9SS), under the supervision of @doan_thierry (collab with HP Fierobe & A. Tolonen). 1-year contract, renewable up to 3.5 years. Please apply here or forward to anyone potentially interested:
emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UM…
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New tenure track assistant professor position in molecular microbiology in our department @DMF_UNIL @unil! We are casting a wide net for an experimental molecular microbiologist. Apply here: wwwfbm.unil.ch/releve/applic…
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We have an open PhD position to work on bacterial secretion systems. Please RT or apply through the CNRS job portal:
emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctor…
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Hello,
I am looking for a #Postdoctoral researcher with experience in bacterial genetics and antimicrobial resistance. Please send me a CV and a brief summary of your lab experience! Thank you!
Hallez Lab retweeted
📢A new PhD student position in Bacterial Genetics is now open in my team @DMF_UNIL in beautiful Lausanne/Switzerland 🇨🇭
More information on that position and on the application procedure can be found here: tinyurl.com/3m35nr54
Please RT.
Hallez Lab retweeted
I'd like to share this remembrance of Pierre Cornelius from his students & colleagues. He made important contributions to understanding iron acquisition/ metabolism by P. aeruginosa & served as Belgian Ambassador to ASM.
journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
@ASMicrobiology @JBacteriology
Another highly recommended place to work on a great project with a great PI, what else?
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Hallez Lab retweeted
Our c-di-GMP sensor story is finally out in @NatureComms: rdcu.be/dHsEh. Including new data demonstrating cdGreen2 as a convenient tool to study DGC and PDE activity in vitro. Great collaboration with @simon_vanvliet and @MaierLab!
Hallez Lab retweeted
Bacterial growth rate modulation is typically associated with genetic or environmental changes. In this preprint, we show that growth rate in Caulobacter varies between daughter cells in the same environment. Led by (brand-new) Dr. @skye_glenn. #ppGpp biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Hallez Lab retweeted
My lab is recruiting a postdoc on an FWO/FNRS funded project. Interested in researching how secondary metabolites from beneficial bacteria trigger immune responses in plants? Apply here: kuleuven.be/personeel/jobsit… @lab_php @CropBioLeuven @LeuvenPlantInst @biosystkuleuven
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Interested in the mechanisms driving subcellular organization in bacteria?
The Vecchiarelli lab has a postdoc position available!
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Plz RT!
Hallez Lab retweeted
Now recruiting: enthusiastic postdocs to use advanced imaging methods to dissect biological processes. My group at Harvard has 2 Wellcome-funded positions examining the underlying mechanisms and resultant forces driving bacterial growth, division, and antimicrobial resistance.
