PhD student at @TheQuadram 👩🏽🔬 Working in bacteriocin producers and gut microorganisms 🦠 within the @NarbadLab
Norwich
Joined October 2022
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Stephanie Ong retweeted
After a lovely last few days @MicrobioSoc #Microbio24 I'm really excited to be presenting my work on the metabolic capacity of #Salmonella Paratyphi A isolates during long term human persistence 👩🔬🧫 Be sure to come and see me at B047 to learn more about my novel findings 🧬
Stephanie Ong retweeted
So excited to share my work about E. coli sequence type diversity and population structure on retail foods at the 2024 annual Microbiology Society conference! Come over to 034 for a fun chat about contamination diversity!! @MicrobioSoc #Microbio24 #microbiologysociety
Stephanie Ong retweeted
Excited to be presenting some of my PhD work @MicrobioSoc #Microbio24 today!
Come visit me at Poster 23 today to talk all about biofilms, plasmids and antimicrobial resistance!
Stephanie Ong retweeted
Excited for the poster sessions today! If you’re interested in Campylobacter diversity, come visit me at poster 36! #Microbio24
Stephanie Ong retweeted
Come by poster A383 today to find out more about SARS-CoV-2 genomic epidemiology in Norfolk, UK through the pandemic! #Microbio24
Stephanie Ong retweeted
Excited to be presenting my poster today at @MicrobioSoc 2024!! 🏴
Come along to poster A329 to find out more about using our microbiome to treat CDI 🧫👩🔬
#PhDlife #microbiome #Microbio24 #womeninSTEM – at Edinburgh, Scotland
Excited to be presenting a poster today at the @MicrobioSoc Annual Conference in Edinburgh! 🏴 Come by Poster Block A044 to learn more about using bacteriocin producers as modulators of the human gut microbiome 🦠
#microbio24 #PhDlife #microbiome #womeninSTEM
Had an absolute blast at
@NorwichSciFest today! Really enjoyed talking all about the weird & wonderful world of the human microbiome with lots of very clever, curious & inquisitive kids! 🦠
Could this be the start of Rupert's world tour? 🤔
#microbiology #microbiome #phdlife
Stephanie Ong retweeted
Here's a sneak peak of the "My microbes and me!" activity, created by our researchers in @NarbadLab, that will be at @NorwichSciFest @TheForumNorwich tomorrow 👀
Discover what else we're up to at the science festival🧪
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ALT A person made out of felt, which includes their digestive system and microbes is leaning against a seat. Next to it is an envelope with the letters "My microbes and me!" and in front a variety of stickers and information sheet.
Stephanie Ong retweeted
Our PhD students @LizziCoy, @marnie_barham & @StephsInScience will be running a stall at @NorwichSciFest on Wednesday, the 21st of February! Stop by between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to learn about some of the microbes which make up your body's diverse microbiome! 🦠
#microbiota #Science
We’re excited to be taking part in @NorwichSciFest 2024 in February🎉
Come along and learn about our latest gut microbiome, food and health research and how you can take part in research.
🧵 Here's the events and activities where you can find us ⤵️
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We have a stall at NRP day @NorwichSciFest this year!🦠Meet 6 bacteria who have made themselves at home in & on your body. Learn facts & test your knowledge with pin the bacteria on the body. Leave with a factsheet & a sticker of your favourite bacterium!
#STEM #microbiology
Repping my favourite beneficial bacteria, LABs 🦠 in a recent blog post written for the @TheQuadram website!
#phdlife #microbiome #guthealth
Check it out below 👇
🆕 Blog! From fermented foods to probiotics; meet Lactic Acid Bacteria 🦠
PhD student @StephsInScience tells us about the beneficial bacteria that are good for our gut, important for our food and have probiotic potential ⤵️
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Stephanie Ong retweeted
Well done to our PhD students @LizziCoy, @marnie_barham & @StephsInScience for ending 2023 with a bang 🎇. They presented posters about their research at @TheQuadram Student Science Showcase 2023.
We can't wait to see what they accomplish in 2024!
#Science #guthealth #phdlife
Ticking things off the to-do-list!
1) First year of PhD ✅
2) First ever scientific poster presentation ✅
Thank you to the @QuadramSF and @TheQuadram for organising such a fantastic day of science communication between students!
#PhD #phdlife #WomenInSTEM
Stephanie Ong retweeted
Yesterday, the Narbad team had an incredible fossil-hunting experience alongside Dr. Carl Harrington – a former PhD student, now a lecturer at UEA. Truly a day of scientific exploration and team bonding! 🦕🔍 #NarbadAdventures #TeamBuilding
Stephanie Ong retweeted
I’m especially grateful to my @NarbadLab volunteers @StephsInScience, @marnie_barham & @LizziCoy
This were their 1st #PublicEngagament event as #PhD students & they absolutely smashed it!
So proud of all the young scientists & fabulous student community we have at @TheQuadram
Stephanie Ong retweeted
In #Norwich today?
It's Food and Farming Day @NorwichSciFest @TheForumNorwich!
@BushyBio & @NarbadLab are here talking about the poultry gut and microbiome 🐔
Plus, EDESIA PhD students from across @NorwichResearch are chatting plant-based nutrition 🌿
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ALT Four young people wearing turquoise polo shirts at a stand at the science festival full of activities based around plant based nutrition
ALT Three young women in turquoise shirts at a stall at the Norwich science festival including a poo emoji cushion. Members of the public looking interested.
Stephanie Ong retweeted
Join me this Sunday, 12th Feb, at @TheForumNorwich for Food & Farming Day!
I'll also be accompanied by the newest PhD students @marnie_barham, @StephsInScience & @LizziCoy of the @NarbadLab from @TheQuadram to bring you some fun chicken puzzles and games, for the whole family🐣
Stephanie Ong retweeted
@LizziCoy from the @MMBDTP who is developing a defined microbiome-based therapy for biocontrol of C. difficile in the gut 🦠
#Bioinformatics #GutMicrobiome #MicrobiomeTherapy
Stephanie Ong retweeted
@marnie_barham on @NRPDTP with a project focused on biofilms of sulphate-reducing bacteria 🔬
#BioFilms #GutMicrobiome #EnviromentalMicrobes