Singer Instruments, 80 years of microbiology awesomation!
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Seamus O'Brien will join a panel to explore how to close the treatment gap for newborns with drug-resistant infections.
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Crazy how the last 3-months have flown by. Had an amazing time working at @SingerInst, seeing the powers of lab automation and how it can be used to accelerate scientific research. Grateful to have worked in such a dynamic environment full of so many awesome people! β at South East, England
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One summer of work. Exciting things ahead.
#synbio #algae #sustainable #Biotechnology #biotech #automation #robotics #phdlife β at Thuwal, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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We are pleased to announce that @SingerInst and the Carl Singer Foundation will be providing early career researchers with free registration for #BYG21 and Microbiology Society membership for 2022. Register your place online: microb.io/3kyGR8R
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A huge congratulations to @adopstar @GhystonSoftware @NMIpayments @rocketmakers and @SingerInst, shortlisted for the #TSWAwards Workplace Culture Award sponsored by @InteractionLtd
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Decision! Our new β¦β¦@SingerInstβ© colony-picking robot will be called Sir Pickalot, @LabcyteIncβ© droplet dispenser is Jack the Dripper, and microbe-handling robot is Lady Canalot. Thx for funding, β¦@FWOVlaanderenβ©, β¦β¦@KU_Leuvenβ©, β¦@VIBLifeSciencesβ©
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SynCTI's key partner (SINERGY) The Singapore Consortium for Synthetic Biology is dedicated to harnessing collaborations across research and industry communities in Singapore.
SINERGY newsletter, Vanda is here!!
Have a look, share, comment!!
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Great to see it the paper is out. Always a pleasure to work with @glen_gowers. Heavy workout of the @SingerInst PixL colony picker as well.
New paper from @glengowers from our group - an exciting project done in collab with @synbicite @DNAFoundry @GSK nature.com/articles/s41467-0β¦
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The PIXL from @SingerInst just arrived in the lab. Slowly getting ride of the toothpicks and exciting projects can start now. Thanks Ian and Jan for your visit! And thanks @ERC_Research to make that purchase possible!
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On #AdaLovelaceDay, meet computational biologist and Crick PhD student Simran, who uses pinning robots, mass spectrometry and computational tools to analyse yeast cells. π€π¦ π»
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Learning from the best! Tetrad dissection tutorial for CSHL YGG student Laure by Jan Singer @SingerInst
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Home brewing and bioart using robots at @SingerInst. Really demonstrating the diverse applications of their technology! #Synbitech2019 #synbio
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Excited!! @Kachroo_Lab ready to play with spores!! Assembled @SingerInst microscope .Thank you
@YeastCourseCSHL for the dark art.
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What a fantastic day at @SingerInst - playing with the PIXL! Thanks Harry, Jack and Tom!
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In 1928, Alexander Fleming discovered the mould he was working with produced a substance that could kill many common bacteria. He called this new, exciting substance "mould juice". Only after a couple of months did he name it penicillin.
#WorldAntibioticAwarenessWeek
