The Bourgeois Lab is recruiting a postdoc to work on our DoD-funded human genetics project aimed at understanding Lyme disease outcomes.

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We're hiring a Postdoctoral Fellow!

How does Mycobacterium tuberculosis survive drug treatment? You'll use molecular genetics and single-cell approaches to investigate how gene expression variability drives drug-tolerant subpopulations.

Full details and application instructions below.

#Post-tuberculosis lung disease: no ICD code, no problem? Zintle was aged 23 years when she presented for the first time to our clinic in South Africa. Her oxygen saturation was 59% on room air, and for months she had been too short of breath to leave her ho...

Post-TB lung disease is real—but still invisible in global health systems. Read the full article to understand why this gap matters. #PostTBcare @lshtm.bsky.social @nihr.bsky.social @suhealthsci.bsky.social
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Did you miss Fury Road like a decade ago? Same designers

These Ctenophora people are try to troll us now? This would be more upsetting if adult zebrafish didn't already treat fresh eggs as a buffet

On a personal note, this explains the bright "endothelial cells" that I see roaming around granuloma-associated vasculature in our mycobacterial infections! www.nature.com/articles/nat...

Blood vessel-resident macrophages safeguard blood and vessel integrity in zebrafish - Nature Immunology Robin and colleagues describe a population of blood vessel-resident macrophages that function within the vasculature to maintain vascular and blood homeostasis in zebrafish and identify a conserved po...

Really cool #zebrafish paper 🧪 from Bart Weijts & Catherine Robin (Hubrecht): starts with the basic question of are those superbright kdrl/fli1a positive cells (that we've all seen in the vascular Tg lines) something special? Yes! They're lumenal macrophages

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

Come to Oxford for #ZDM19, stay for the infection & inflammation (meeting)! #ZebrafishMeeting

Research Fellow (Cell Biology) Join Our Team at the School of Biological Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore The School of Biological Sciences (SBS), part of the College of Science at Nanyang Technological Univers...

We're hiring a Research Fellow (postdoc) in cell biology at NTU Singapore.

The project sits at the intersection of host-pathogen interactions and ER stress biology: CRISPR screens, infection models, lipid peroxidation, wound healing.

Apply or share 👇

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Stations?

Wow, Wuhan has cleaned up! Nov 2019 couldn't see the river from the Yellow Crane tower

Sounds like our electrical issues zapping plasmids into different Mabs morphotypes. Will have to try the heat shock and (-80?) rest/storage period from the paper

My postal address can end up in the suburb Singapore, within the city Singapore, within the state Singapore, within the country Singapore

My 2024 conferences buddy!

Is that Joanna Goldberg in the last photo?

Daily since 2007

Join us in Vienna for the biggest international 'FISH' meeting in 2026! No matter which fish is your favorite model - zebrafish, medaka, killifish, cavefish, Danionella, cichlids, stickleback, you name them...- this meeting is for you!

www.ezm2026.org

Abstract submission deadline is March 15th.

We have a postdoc position available. Please forward to anyone who may be interested.

My man French Kev is getting quite the welcome to England!

Easier than fighting the snails in our facility!

Singapore travel grants available! I'm encouraging my former lab manager turned PhD student to attend for the microbiome aspects. He can give @jfrawls.bsky.social and @sergemostowylab.bsky.social some hands on refresher training 😂

Our EMBO workshop is now live. Visit us in Bath this summer for a two week workshop designed to help you study host-microbe interactions in the zebrafish, and develop the bioinformatics skills needed to analyse the complex data sets that arise from microbiomic studies.

💡 Interested in mechano-immunology (or biology of adult B-ALL) ?

💥 We have an #MSCA postdoctoral fellowship offer for you
@ec.europa.eu

🖥️ : euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/hosting...

🏙️ Where ? In beautiful #Strasbourg #CRBS @inserm.fr @unistra.fr

🥼 Interested ?
📧 jacky.goetz@inserm.fr

Enterococcus faecalis-derived lactic acid suppresses macrophage activation to facilitate persistent and polymicrobial wound infections Macrophage activation is essential for innate immunity and antimicrobial defense. We show that Enterococcus faecalis suppresses macrophage activation …

Lactic acid lover? Check out @ronni.bsky.social 's new work in
@cp-cellhostmicrobe.bsky.social showing how Enterococcus faecalis-derived LA suppresses macrophage activation, in turn promoting bacterial persistence and polymicrobial wound infection in vivo.
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Tonight/tomorrow morning! Using the zebrafish to explore host genetic susceptibility and live image our model of post TB Mycobacterium abscessus

Preview some of the videos bsky.app/profile/oehl...

Granuloma dual RNA-seq reveals composite transcriptional programs driven by neutrophils and necrosis within tuberculous granulomas Dual host-pathogen transcriptional profiling defines granuloma-specific programs during mycobacterial infection.

Excited to share work led by the wonderful Gopi Viswanathan examining roles of granuloma neutrophils &defining bacterial transcriptional profiles within mycobacterial granulomas. Cool collab with Qingyun Liu at UNC for evolutionary analysis of granuloma-specific genes www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Convergent evolution of scavenger cell development at brain borders - Nature Transcription factor osr2 is identified as a specific marker and regulator of mural lymphatic endothelial cell (muLEC) differentiation and maintenance, and muLECs and border-associated macrophages sha...

We’re delighted to see this out today! Latest work from the lab reveals insights into the evolution of brain immunity and the developmental and evolutionary plasticity of lymphatic endothelial cells.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Joint A*STAR - King’s College London PhD Studentships in Biomedical Science 2026/27 King's College London is seeking outstanding and motivated students to join our university and the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR).

A*STAR/KCL PhD scholarship available!

Dream of doing cutting-edge research, travelling between continents, and becoming obsessed with modelling infections in zebrafish?

My lab and @oehlerslab.org are looking for you!

Project details: 👉 shorturl.at/mkt1a
Catalogue page 6, project 2.1!

📣Building Bridges in Leukocyte Biology #BBinLB webinar series hosted by the @leukocytebiology.bsky.social
Next speaker: @oehlerslab.org
"Differential subversion of host immune signalling by tuberculous and non-tuberculous mycobacteria"

📅 Jan 28 at 9 am EST -register free link below
#Zebrafish