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Postdoctoral Fellow Job Posting Title: Postdoctoral Fellow ---- Hiring Department: Molecular Biosciences ---- Position Open To: All Applicants ---- Weekly Scheduled Hours: 40 ---- FLSA Status: Exempt ---- Earliest Start ...

#PostdocRecruiting:
My group at the University of Texas at Austin is recruiting a Postdoc in virology and structural biology. Please see more details here:
utaustin.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/UTstaff/job/...

Informal inquiries are encouraged, and see more lab info here: zunlongke-lab.org

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Voting for ASV (American Society for Virology) president ends next week, and I only now learned that @szparalab.bsky.social is in the running! Moriah is one of the most caring people, especially for trainees, in our field, and I can't recommend her enough ❤️

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NEE Focus issue on "Evolution in medicine", including a comment article from @alisonfeder.bsky.social and me.

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Second- or third-year PhD student in biological or biomedical sciences? Get ready — applications for our #GilliamFellows Program open Sept. 1! Robust research support, incredible scientific community, & tailored professional development that can transform a PhD journey. 🧪 bit.ly/4bjdTmr

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🚨VIROLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 🚨 Are you looking for a postdoc? We have a webinar Just for you We hope you come | American Society for Virology 🚨VIROLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 🚨 Are you looking for a postdoc? We have a webinar Just for you We hope you come

Thinking about a #virology #postdoc in academia, industry, or government?

Register now for @amersocvirology.bsky.social #ASV365 webinar on finding the right fit for your postdoc!

Register: albany.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Fill out our presurvey with your questions: forms.gle/TzK73NUWRUqZ...

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A ribozyme mass extinction at the RNA-cellular boundary and its potential imprint on the genetic code www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.03...

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CDC issued a Global Polio Level 2 Travel Health Notice advising enhanced precautions

Tragic. We had polio almost eradicated, but disruption to vaccination campaigns due to COVID, global instability, defunding & vaccine hesitancy have led us here

#VaccinesWork
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🚨VIROLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 🚨

Are you looking for a postdoc?

We have a webinar
Just for you
We hope you come

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🚨VIROLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 🚨 Are you looking for a postdoc? We have a webinar Just for you We hope you come | American Society for Virology 🚨VIROLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 🚨 Are you looking for a postdoc? We have a webinar Just for you We hope you come

Thinking about a #virology #postdoc in academia, industry, or government?

Register now for @amersocvirology.bsky.social #ASV365 webinar on finding the right fit for your postdoc!

Register: albany.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Fill out our presurvey with your questions: forms.gle/TzK73NUWRUqZ...

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A reminder that we are actively recruiting a geneticist to the Department of Genetics at Albert Einstein College of Medicine

careers-einstein.icims.com/jobs/17847/a...

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Happy 38th birthday to the #LTEE!
#BOTD in 1988.
Keep on evolving!

#science #evolution #microbiology

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Postbac positions available in experimental and computational biology working on #virusevolution, tick-borne viruses and computational drug discovery! Reach out if you’d like to discuss projects in the #QVEU at NIH-NIAID. Please share with any talented undergrads or MS students you know!

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Out today in @natecoevo.nature.com!

📝 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

We compare the mutational tolerance of enteroviruses A & B across their full proteomes, mapping distinct host interaction strategies 🦠 and identifying mutation-resistant regions that could inform antiviral development 💊

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Differences in constraint reflect changes in host-virus interactions, immune pressures, and protein functions that have evolved over the thousands of years since these viruses diverged. A really fun collaboration with new friends! Congrats to @williambakhache.bsky.social and @bealro.bsky.social 🧪 🦠

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Comparative analysis of deep mutational scanning datasets in enteroviruses A and B identifies functional divergence and therapeutic targets - Nature Ecology & Evolution A comparison of proteome-wide mutational scanning datasets from enterovirus A and B species reveals evolutionary constraints shared by these viral species that localize to core functional regions, as ...

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Excited to have this collaboration from #QVEU and @rongellerlab.bsky.social lab out in the world! After publishing our own #DeepMutationalScanning studies on two related viruses, we asked what we learn from comparisons of such datasets. The answer is a lot!

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Hepatitis C virus replication fitness as a determinant of antiviral therapy outcome www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.02...

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Some good news.

And on a Friday afternoon no less.

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🚨 Requesting help:

I am looking for an agent who can facilitate more speaking gigs, podcast appearances, and interviews with journalists

I want to more widely share my story and expertise as a trans geneticist who understands the reality and complexity of "biological sex" 🏳️‍⚧️🧬

Please signal boost?

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We’re Hiring! — Verena The Verena Institute is looking for a full stack developer or full stack development team (hereafter, the “Supplier”) to assist with the maintenance, documentation, and development of the Pathogen H...

We're looking for a full-stack developer! Help us build the best open data platforms for pandemic prediction in the world.

Probably a short-term contract, but if you're looking for a full-time gig, let's talk. Inquire within: www.viralemergence.org/blog/were-hi...

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I do love chicken, broccoli, and thing tacos.

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Registration deadline is fast approaching for the "Host adaptations to viral infections” Meeting May 10th-13th, 2026, at the CNRS Station Biologique de Roscoff, Brittany, France! JOIN US and the many amazing speakers! JOIN US!

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Went to school for 20+ years. Just spent 30 minutes trying to assemble a door lock incorrectly because I didn’t realize “dn⬇️” was actually “⬆️up”.

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Postdoc Position in Virology (1yr, renewable) We are launching M+RVL, a new research group dedicated to better understanding the
fundamental mechanisms of positive-strand RNA virus replication. Supported by the LabEx NetRNA
research cluster, the team is based within the Mosquito Models of Innate Immunity (M3I) unit at the
Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology (IBMC) in Strasbourg, France. Strasbourg is a lively city in
northeastern France that offers a high quality of life, a vibrant university system, and a historic city center
at the heart of Europe.
Research Focus Replication organelles (ROs) are membrane-bound compartments that drive genome
replication in positive-strand RNA viruses. Mosquito-borne viruses must assemble ROs in both mosquito
and vertebrate hosts, which are separated by hundreds of millions of years of evolution. While structural
biology has revealed the architecture of ROs in human cells, structure alone cannot explain their
assembly, dynamics, and host-specific interactions, highlighting the need for integrative approaches.
To address this gap, M+RVL integrates high-throughput genetics, proteomics, and computational
modeling to dissect the mechanisms governing RO formation and function across hosts.
Research Leadership The group is led by William Bakhache, Ph.D.

Essential Skills: Strong background in virology, molecular biology, and biochemistry techniques.
Desired Experience: Experience handling BSL-3 pathogens; expertise in computational biology
(e.g., NGS analysis, proteomics data analysis, structural modeling).
How to Apply Please send a single PDF containing a cover letter (detailing past and future research
interests), a CV, and contact information for two references to williambakhache@hotmail.com.

Postdoc Position in Virology (1yr, renewable) We are launching M+RVL, a new research group dedicated to better understanding the fundamental mechanisms of positive-strand RNA virus replication. Supported by the LabEx NetRNA research cluster, the team is based within the Mosquito Models of Innate Immunity (M3I) unit at the Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology (IBMC) in Strasbourg, France. Strasbourg is a lively city in northeastern France that offers a high quality of life, a vibrant university system, and a historic city center at the heart of Europe. Research Focus Replication organelles (ROs) are membrane-bound compartments that drive genome replication in positive-strand RNA viruses. Mosquito-borne viruses must assemble ROs in both mosquito and vertebrate hosts, which are separated by hundreds of millions of years of evolution. While structural biology has revealed the architecture of ROs in human cells, structure alone cannot explain their assembly, dynamics, and host-specific interactions, highlighting the need for integrative approaches. To address this gap, M+RVL integrates high-throughput genetics, proteomics, and computational modeling to dissect the mechanisms governing RO formation and function across hosts. Research Leadership The group is led by William Bakhache, Ph.D. Essential Skills: Strong background in virology, molecular biology, and biochemistry techniques. Desired Experience: Experience handling BSL-3 pathogens; expertise in computational biology (e.g., NGS analysis, proteomics data analysis, structural modeling). How to Apply Please send a single PDF containing a cover letter (detailing past and future research interests), a CV, and contact information for two references to williambakhache@hotmail.com.

Post-doc job alert! Please share with anyone who might be interested! @amersocvirology.bsky.social #virology #virosky #evolution

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My first #QVEU postdoc, William @williambakhache.bsky.social is off to start his group at labex-netrna.cnrs.fr/presentation... in Strasbourg, FR. We’ll miss his leadership and friendship, but I’m so excited to see what he’s got planned. If you want to book a ticket on this rocketship, reach out! 🦠🧪

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My first #QVEU postdoc, William @williambakhache.bsky.social is off to start his group at labex-netrna.cnrs.fr/presentation... in Strasbourg, FR. We’ll miss his leadership and friendship, but I’m so excited to see what he’s got planned. If you want to book a ticket on this rocketship, reach out! 🦠🧪

4 months ago 9 3 1 0

Open rank search in MB&B in the areas of computational biophysics & biochemistry (purely computational or mix of wet/dry lab). Review of applications begins on 1/2/2026.

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Ilustration of evolution in ecological communities, feuturing Drosophila

Ilustration of evolution in ecological communities, feuturing Drosophila

PhD-position vacancy in Jan Hrcek's lab lab.hrcek.net, Czech Academy of Sciences: Exploring how rapid evolution in communities allows maintenance of genetic variation and species diversity. @erc.europa.eu 🪰 🧬 🌏 🧪Application deadline: January 7th 2026

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Out now in its ultimate form! Congrats to Nathânia and the rest of the team! 🦠 #virosky

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High-resolution mapping of a rapidly evolving complex trait reveals genotype-phenotype stability and an unpredictable genetic architecture of adaptation The extent to which adaptation can be predicted, particularly for traits with complex genetic bases, is unknown. Here, we leveraged a model complex trait, model species, and high-powered longitudinal ...

Thrilled to finally share the magnum opus of my PhD that focuses on the genetic basis of evolutionary change! Specifically, we know we can map the genetic basis of a trait, but can we tell which genes will underlie the trait shift when it evolves? doi.org/10.1101/2025...

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