Cameron Thrash

jcamthrash.bsky.social

16 October 2026 18:41

Global proteolysis during starvation governs proteome remodeling and a survival–regrowth trade-off in bacteria www.pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1... #jcampubs

Microbiology Society

microbiologysociety.org

15 October 2026 22:21

Here's Katie Noble, the winner of 2026's Early Career Microbiologist of the Year prize, talking after her win on Tuesday🏆 We agree with Katie that all the finalists' talks were exceptional and a massive well done to everyone involved!

Rachel M. Wheatley

rachelmwheatley.bsky.social

09 October 2026 08:52

Confirmed in post 🎉 passed probation and made permanent at Queen’s, woohoo! (Perhaps not the usual sense of relief given the current HE environment…. But nice nonetheless)

Roland Hatzenpichler

environmicrobio.bsky.social

27 September 2026 20:31

The exception to this can be counted on one or maybe two hands like the work by Tristan Caro, Jen Pett-Ridge, Victoria Orphan, Bruce Hungate, and others… but that’s like one or two or three studies on a particular sample type (soil, importantly). We need a baseline understanding of all habitat types

Paul Carini

uncultured.carinilab.com

27 September 2026 20:19

Agree! Not only how fast but why they are growing at that rate. There are dozens of factors that set envt'l rates. As pro-cultivation as I am, lab growth is completely artificial and the max (or even sub max) rates observed are loosely (at best) related to what is happening in the environment.