Phages, bacteria, and pathogenicity islands. @NUSMedicine.

Singapore
Joined October 2018
Lateral transduction in action! Another cover graphic that didn't make it.
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A special present from my Department! It's just a lamp. You are seeing things.
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"Pasta" lateral cotransduction. This was our abstract cover art submission to Cell. The editors went with something else but it was fun working with @nanoclustering to create it.
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T4 hatched from a plastic egg. You really can get anything from a gachapon machine!
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PICIs, phages, and good friends at Imperial MRC. Great to catch up with Jose and talk shop with the lab. Cool things are cooking in the @jrpenades lab. And congrats and good luck to Nuria @quiles_nuria!
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What a great day at Oxford with Chris @TangLabOxford. Thanks again for showing us your amazing gorilla cage/biosafety enclosure! The campus was pretty cool too!
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Erh-Min LAI from Academia Sinica will talk about her recent work on T6SS in Agro. Tomorrow! 4 April Tuesday 2023 at 12 noon. NUS campus, MD4 seminar room. Hosted by #IDTRP and #SGBUG. Details below. All are welcome!
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Erh-Min LAI from Academia Sinica will come to Singapore to talk about her recent work on T6SS in Agro. On 4 April Tuesday 2023 at 12 noon. NUS campus, MD4 seminar room. Details below. All are welcome!
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Happening today! In-person at 12 noon. Prof Alain Filloux talks about P. aeruginosa T6SS. Open to all!
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Excited to host a talk by Dr Elisabeth Bik @MicrobiomDigest on misconduct in scientific research. Organized by NUS ID-TRP and #SGBUG. Next week, Tues Jan 11. Open to all! Free to register! tinyurl.com/vudbh7h4. @yunnhwen @NUSMedAlonsoS @nusmicroimmuno @NUSMedicine Please RT!
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Join us this Thurs for a seminar by Prof Peter Fineran on the arms race between bacteria and their phage foes. 15 April at 12 noon Singapore time. Register here nus-sg.zoom.us/meeting/regis… @PeterFineran @yunnhwen @swaine_chen
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After 1.5 months in isolation, the NUS Micro and Immuno Dept had one big Zoom session. Demonstrations in drink mixology to discussions of 4th century Chinese poetry. A good break from the Circuit Breaker! Some even went all out and put on a shirt and turned on their cameras!
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Darren Smith @DarrenSmithdx in Singapore. A great talk on the effects of temperate phages on their host cells at NUS Micro!
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Back in time to vote!
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