@MariaSolsona28

Postdoctoral scholar at @Stanford @StanfordMed | CAR-T cell therapy • Microbiome 🔬

 Stanford, CA
linkedin.com/in/maria-solsona
Joined September 2020
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We're delighted that researchers from @unibirmingham have been awarded two of four prestigious grants available from @BBSRC to develop projects which have potential to lead to major new contributions to biological knowledge. @UoBmedicalsci @UoBinfectionsch birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/b…
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Iago Grobas@i_Grobas8 Sep 2025
How do mechanical forces influence cell division in bacteria? Find the answer in nature.com/articles/s41467-0… @NatureComms. We found that buckling in E. coli filaments modulates the Min system and creates a mechanical "memory" for division @i2sysbio @CSIC @CSICdivulga @MSCActions
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Yesterday was pure magic. 🎓✨ Happy tears, proud cheers, big smiles, and all of Maples Pavilion singing "You are my sunshine" in an unforgettable moment. Congratulations to the Stanford Medicine Class of 2025! Relive the moment—watch the full ceremony: youtu.be/JhCvnIObUDY
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New research shows that a beta-lactamase inhibitor can select for multi drug resistance in Gram-negative bacteria 🧫💊 nature.com/articles/s44259-0…
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"#SantPau aborda els principals reptes de la teràpia CART amb els principals experts mundials" santpau.cat/es/web/public/co… #MésTalent
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Guillermo Nevot@Nevotii7 Feb 2025
C. acnes is the most abundant bacterium on human skin. But what if we could make it the smarterst? 🦠✨ In our new @cellsystems study, we programmed C. acnes to actively protect the skin for therapeutic applications! 🛡️ authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
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The state of cancer patients’ gut microbiome could be the key to why some patients respond better than others to CAR-T cell immunotherapy. Stanford Medicine physician-scientist Melody Smith, MD, investigates. stan.md/40Ld165
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🎓 @NRPBIODTP PhD Opportunity! 🦠How does a Superbug evolve? with @ma_webber 🗓️ Apply by Monday 25 November 2024 ➡️ buff.ly/3Ny8Hjo
A photo of bacteria growing on plates with the text, "Funded PhD, how does a superbug evolve? With Professor Mark Webber. Apply by 25 November 2024.

ALT A photo of bacteria growing on plates with the text, "Funded PhD, how does a superbug evolve? With Professor Mark Webber. Apply by 25 November 2024.

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Mark Webber@ma_webber21 Oct 2024
Please RT! fully funded PhD available with me and the wonderful @TheSullivanLab to explore how a clone of Staphylococcus capitis has evolved to infect neonates buff.ly/4hafYDx @TheQuadram @uniofeastanglia
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Jon Otter@jonotter23 Sep 2024
Nice presentation from @ma_webber showing that you can induce biocide tolerance in lab settings. But does it translate into clinically significant biocide "resistance"? Short answer: not often. A different story with antibiotics! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3764… #ip2024

Disinfectants and antiseptics: mechanisms of action and resistance - PubMed

Chemical biocides are used for the prevention and control of infection in health care, targeted home hygiene or controlling microbial contamination for various industrial processes including but not...

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Absolutely fascinating and huge amount of the data presented by @ma_webber on biocide tolerance and cross resistance to antibiotics. Interestingly biofilm not a mechanism for tolerance to biocides! #IP2024Conf
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@ma_webber discuss the lack of harmonised definitions when considering biocide resistance and biocide tolerance….also regulatory implications #IP2024Conf
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Sooo excited (and a bit sad too) that this chapter is coming to an end!!!🎓🎓🎓 THANK YOU SO MUCH❤️
Mark Webber@ma_webber4 Sep 2024
Massive congratulations to @MariaSolsona28 for passing her viva today! And huge thanks to @bugsinblood and @MATTwGilmour for examining
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🆕 Vacancy! We're looking for a Laboratory Manager to provide a high standard of technical support to academic and research staff 🥼 💷 £44,500 to £49,300 🗓️ Apply by 26 August 2024 ➡️ buff.ly/3yprn0K
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Mark Webber@ma_webber3 Jul 2024
Lovely day with the group spending some time together away from the lab, we missed @yaasircheema @TraDISianKeith and Ryan but had a great day!
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Webblings Away Day❤️
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Emma Holden@emmaraholden21 Jun 2024
Out today! What’s the difference in the essential genome for adhering and growing on a biotic vs abiotic surface for Salmonella? We use TraDIS-Xpress (of course) to show the conserved and substrate-specific genes involved in adhesion and colonisation. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…

Identification of pathways required for Salmonella to colonize alfalfa using TraDIS-Xpress |...

Salmonella is the second most costly foodborne illness in the United Kingdom, accounting for £0.2 billion annually, with numerous outbreaks linked to fresh produce, such as leafy greens, cucumbers,...

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BSAC@BSACandJAC17 Jun 2024
Are you undertaking a PhD in the UK? Are you passionate about preventing antimicrobial resistance? Apply for our Parliamentary Internship Programme and help bring #AMR back into the political limelight! bsac.org.uk/call-for-applica…

Call for applications: The BSAC Parliamentary Internship Programme 2024 - BSAC

[...]Read More... from Call for applications: The BSAC Parliamentary Internship Programme 2024

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BSAC@BSACandJAC8 May 2024
The UK government has announced its new five-year National Action Plan on #antimicrobialresistance to protect people and animals from the risk of drug resistant infections: gov.uk/government/news/new-f…

New 5-year plan to combat antimicrobial resistance

The government has announced its new national action plan on antimicrobial resistance to protect people and animals from the risk of drug-resistant infections.

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