The 2024 BIO International Convention will be in San Diego on June 3-6. Great format to connect with colleagues throughout the international Life Sciences industry. Consider submitting a session proposal -- submission deadline is October 20. bio.org/events/bio-internati…
Sadly, funding for genetic stock centers has continued to decrease over time. Many people (who claim to do genetics but don’t really understand genetics) seem to think that it is easy to reconstruct strains, with little appreciation for strain backgrounds). 😕
Excited to be part of the MOSAIC leadership team to deliver a program that will facilitate the development of diverse scientific leaders!
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Annoyed by new management, I tapered back on tweeting about a year ago. Looks like Threads might be a good substitute, so I'm giving it a try. So far, looks good, although seems like more chemists than microbiologists and geneticists. If you make the jump too, please connect.
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Attending ASM #Microbe 2023 in Houston? Join us at JMBE Live! for an engaging discussion about "#Teaching #ClimateChange".
Friday, June 16, 3:30 PM, ASM booth on Exhibition floor.
- Kelly Ramirez, UTEP
- Zac Freeman, U Wisconsin
- Arpita Bose, WUSTL
- Stanley Maloy, SDSU
Attending ASM #Microbe 2023 in Houston? Join us at JMBE Live! for an engaging discussion about "#Teaching #ClimateChange".
Friday, June 16, 3:30 PM, ASM booth on Exhibition floor.
- Kelly Ramirez, UTEP
- Zac Freeman, U Wisconsin
- Arpita Bose, WUSTL
- Stanley Maloy, SDSU
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Join #JMBE authors & editors for a free JMBE Live! webinar on May 19, 1 p.m. ET—featuring the paper "From Novice To Expert: An Assessment To Measure Strategies Students Implement While Learning To Read Primary Scientific Literature." Register now at: asm.social/1dh
ALT Register for the next free JMBE Live! webinar on May 19 at 1 pm EDT.
There are always new things to be discovered given the number and diversity of microbes (including phases) and their niches!
Check out the interesting, thought-provoking new book “Revenge of the Microbes: How Bacterial Resistance is Undermining the Antibiotic Miracle” by Brenda Wilson & Brian Ho. A great read for nonscientists, and loaded with insights for scientists/science students also!
Do you teach a course on #ClimateChange or include Climate Change content in your course(s)? The 2024 special issue of JMBE will focus on Teaching about Climate Change. If you are passionate about this and you have experience in DBER, please send me an email <[email protected]>.