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Registration is open for the Biotic Control of Bacteria meeting.

Join us in Nottingham on 8 September 2026 to connect with researchers and dive into the latest findings on bacteriophages, microbial warfare and more.

Register by 8 August: microb.io/4w3BQHG.

#Microbiology
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Deadline for abstract submissions for Biotic Control of Bacteria event has been extended to Wednesday, 8 July 2026. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, 8 September 2026, at the Dryden Centre at Nottingham Trent University (City Campus). To learn more: microb.io/4ucU4oz
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Working on phage, predatory bacteria, bacterial antagonism, microbial warfare or microbiome manipulation? Then we've got the conference for you! Join us at the Microbiology Society Biotic Control of Bacteria meeting in Nottingham on September 8th 2026.

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During my PhD, @milja001 and I started counting phage genomes, and tried to make them available in useful formats with useful metadata. We also described the extent of sequenced phage genomes at the time. Five years on, we've had a look at what's changed

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Very happy to share that our latest paper is FINALLY out there! 👀🎉

Take a look if interested in phage and biofilms 🦠!
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Great working with @Callum_Rimmer_ , @JThomas_CoNS, @dp_negus and my supervisor @pilardomingoc on this project!
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Interested in investigating the use of bacteriocins for the treatment of urinary tract infections? Come work with me and @bugsinyourguts.bsky.social Professor Lesley Hoyles as a research associate on an exciting project funded by The Urology Foundation
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🚨New publication🚨
We show that K. Pneumoniae bacteriophages can be incorporated into alginate to create an antibiofilm matrix effective against clinical K. pneumoniae strains academic.oup.com/jambio/article…
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Fantastic collaboration with talented post-doc Hala Ali and PhD student Carlos Valdivia @valdi_valdivia. Special thanks to @pilardomingoc for letting us have Carlos visit our lab and contribute to this work!
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New review out on host interactions of bioactive molecules produced by Klebsiella spp. from Hoyles team. mah.bioscientifica.com/view/journals/… #microbiota #microbiome #metabolites
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New preprint from PhD student @Muhammad_Adawi. Congratulations, Mohamed!
Phenotype-genotype discordance in antimicrobial resistance profiles of Gram-negative uropathogens recovered from catheter-associated ... biorxiv.org/content/10.110… #biorxiv_micrbio
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Congratulations to @Cait_wildsmith on the second paper from her PhD with @dp_negus!

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Very excited to invite all #phage #protein enthusiasts to The Phage Protein Meeting taking place on September 10-11, 2025 in #Ghent Belgium, an interdisciplinary conference dedicated to advancing the field of phage proteins for infection control.
phageproteinmeeting.ugent.be
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Like phage and proteins? Come join us at Leicester

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The lab is now up and running at New England Biolabs @NEBiolabs! I'm looking for a postdoc to study phage defence systems. If you'd like the academic freedom to publish but the resources of industry, then take a look 🤓😃 neb.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/NEB_Care…
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Well done to @Het_Gajjar37 for presenting his contribution to our phage bacteriocin story at @VoM_UK
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So this is happening in a couple of weeks so if you are interested in biomedical research and you want to have a conversation about the research we do @NTUBIOSCIENCES or even get involved, come along on the 23rd Jan!
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David Negus retweeted
Update on abstract submission for VoM-UK 2025. We have extended the deadline for registration and submission of abstracts until the 10th of Jan 2025 as people are still actively applying @VirusOfMicrobes Registration link: tinyurl.com/49cs2pzm
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📢 Historic day for Portugal and phage therapy! 🇵🇹 A framework was approved, allowing magistral preparation of personalized phage products. 🙌 Grateful to Jean-Paul Pirnay, my group @AzeredoLab Portuguese patients, and doctors who signed a petition inspired by the Belgium model.
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Congratulations to Stephen Thompson (PhD), @hormoyhemmy (PhD), Lesley Hoyles and @WinterJody on their preprint combining transcriptomic (RNAseq) and phenotypic work to show the effects of menadione on Helicobacter pylori.
Menadione reduces the expression of virulence- and colonisation-associated genes in Helicobacter pylori biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_micrbio
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Check our latest preprint! We've doubled the number of known weberviruses (phages of Klebsiella) and taken a bit of a deep dive into their genomes to better characterise the genus.
New preprint out from @SamJTDMicro (PhD), @SaraGarnettx (MRes), @fiona_newberry (post-doc), @dp_negus and Lesley Hoyles.

COVID lockdown meant Sam needed to change the focus of his PhD for a while. This is the result. Isolated phages and MAGs --> 2x number of known weberviruses.
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