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Do you have a PhD (or equivalent) in biology, bioinformatics, computer science or a related discipline? Check out our current vacancy ⤵️

💷 £37,500 to £43,350
🗓️ Apply by 17 May 2026
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High-quality metagenome assembly from nanopore reads with nanoMDBG

🆕 Published in @natcomms.nature.com, scientists at Earlham Institute, @pasteur.fr and @quadraminstitute.bsky.social introduce nanoMDBG - a powerful new metagenome assembler for @nanoporetech.com.

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#metagenomics @gaetanbenoit.bsky.social

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Metagenomic software advance boosts research into microbial diversity - Quadram Institute Metagenomics relies on the use of software programmes called assemblers, which can reconstruct tens of thousands of individual microbial genomes from DNA sequencing of samples such as soil, bodily…

Researchers studying the diversity of microbes in environmental samples now have access to a new tool that opens the door to cheaper, more accessible analysis of their samples, thanks to a major advance led by scientists at @earlhaminst.bsky.social , @pasteur.fr & Quadram Institute

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Graphic with a background of the Quadram Institute atrium with text that reads: "We're on Nextdoor! Favourite our page for updates on our human studies, events and cafe menu."

💡 Did you know that we're on Nextdoor?

If you're on Nextdoor, favourite our page! You'll receive updates on our human studies, small exhibitions and events in our state-of-the art building, as well as menu updates from our cafe.

Favourite our Nextdoor page here ⤵️
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Post-Symposium FSRN Workshop at VTEC 2026 - Food Safety Research Network Verocytotoxigenic or Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (VTEC / STEC) continues to be a priority pathogen in countries across the world.  The triannual VTEC conference series aims to bring the whole…

📣 Post-Symposium FSRN Workshop at #VTEC2026

A focused workshop will be held in partnership with the Food Safety Research Network (FSRN) as part of its cross-sector initiative Advancing STEC Diagnostics.

📅14 May

Register now ⤵️

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AI for safe and sustainable agri-food supply chains workshop - Food Safety Research Network Join us for the AI for safe and sustainable agri-food supply chains workshop, co-organised by the Leeds Institute for Data Analytics, AI for the Biosciences in the UK Network and the Food Safety…

Would you like to network and collaborate with leading experts in food safety, sustainability, AI and food industries?

The "AI for safe and sustainable agri-food supply chains’ workshop" is happening this summer☀️

📅 9 July 2026
📍 Cloth Hall Court, Leeds

Register by 16 June ⤵️

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How genomics clarifies a complex Campylobacter picture - Quadram Institute Sequencing data generated in the Quadram Institute showed that 4 out 5 Campylobacter infections in the UK are associated with poultry meat

🆕 Sequencing data generated in the Quadram Institute showed that 4 out 5 Campylobacter infections in the UK are associated with poultry meat 🧬
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A social media card with a photo of fermented food and the text "Research Scientist (Data Science) to investigate how novel fermented plant-based foods influence the human gut microbiome, Salary: £37.500 to £43,350, Contract length: 2 years, Apply by 17 May 2026"

A social media card with a photo of fermented food and the text "Research Scientist (Data Science) to investigate how novel fermented plant-based foods influence the human gut microbiome, Salary: £37.500 to £43,350, Contract length: 2 years, Apply by 17 May 2026"

In the FlavourFerm consortium, partners are developing novel fermented plant-based foods. This research position will investigate how these foods influence the human gut microbiome and offer potential benefits to host health.

💷 £37,500 to £43,350
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PeerLadder 2026 applications are now open for peer-mentoring PeerLadder is a peer-mentoring programme for digital Research Technical Professionals (dRTPs). Applications close 27 April 2026.

🚨 Are you a digital Research Technical Professional?

Applications are open for PeerLadder – a new peer-mentoring programme for digital Research Technical Professionals from underrepresented backgrounds across UK research, funded by DisCouRSE Network +. ⤵️

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Liver/lipid disease - Quadram Institute Liver disease affects around 2 million people in the UK each year, causing over 10,000 premature deaths, and, unlike other chronic diseases, deaths from liver disease are increasing. Within the…

Today is #WorldLiverDay. Within the Quadram Institute, we are looking to contribute to efforts to reduce the impact and burden of liver disease by understanding the links between gut health, diet and the liver ⤵️

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How gut bacteria could inspire novel colon cancer therapy through glycochemistry - Quadram Institute Quadram Institute scientists have drawn inspiration from gut bacteria to suggest a novel way of limiting colon cancer progression

Scientists in @jugelab.bsky.social have drawn inspiration from gut bacteria to suggest a novel way of limiting colon cancer progression 🦠

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Martina and Stefan with collaborators in Nepal in a lab, wearing lab coat

Martina and Stefan with collaborators in Nepal in a lab, wearing lab coat

A photo of colourful boats on water, with mountains in the distance in Nepal

A photo of colourful boats on water, with mountains in the distance in Nepal

Martin and Stefan with Nepalese colleagues on a hike, with snowy mountains in the distance

Martin and Stefan with Nepalese colleagues on a hike, with snowy mountains in the distance

🆕 Blog! Research Scientist Dr Martina Vidmar and PhD Student Stefan Harper reflect on a recent trip to Nepal collaborating with local researchers to share DNA sequencing expertise and learn more about the microbiomes of fermented foods 🦠

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A social card with a photo of the Quadram Institute with pink blossom in the foreground. There is the text "Chair of the QIB Board of Trustees, an established scientific leader, with proven experience and capabilities to serve as Chair of our Board of Trustees. Apply by 11 May 2026"

A social card with a photo of the Quadram Institute with pink blossom in the foreground. There is the text "Chair of the QIB Board of Trustees, an established scientific leader, with proven experience and capabilities to serve as Chair of our Board of Trustees. Apply by 11 May 2026"

🆕 We are seeking an established scientific leader, with proven experience and capabilities to serve as Chair of the QIB Board of Trustees.

🗓️ Apply by 11 May 2026
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On the left is a photo of cabbages growing in a field, on the right a photo of raspberries, in the middle the text "Funding Opportunities, for those working on biofortification in the UK in industry, organisations or academia, Proof of Concept Awards, Business Interaction Vouchers, Deadline: 24 April 2026"

On the left is a photo of cabbages growing in a field, on the right a photo of raspberries, in the middle the text "Funding Opportunities, for those working on biofortification in the UK in industry, organisations or academia, Proof of Concept Awards, Business Interaction Vouchers, Deadline: 24 April 2026"

⏰️ Closing soon! Check out the current opportunities at the #BiofortifcationHub :

💡Proof of Concept awards
💼Business Interaction Vouchers

For those working on biofortification in the UK in industry, organisations or academia

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📅 Deadline: 24 April 2026

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A digital illustration of dots in a gut like form with the text "Metaproteomic Research Scientist, to develop and apply computational and analytical methods for metaproteomics. Salary: 37,500 to 45,350. Contract length: 2 years, Apply by 6 May 2026"

A digital illustration of dots in a gut like form with the text "Metaproteomic Research Scientist, to develop and apply computational and analytical methods for metaproteomics. Salary: 37,500 to 45,350. Contract length: 2 years, Apply by 6 May 2026"

📣 Deadline extended to 6 May 2026! We’re looking for a Research Scientist (Metaproteomics) to join Dr Kai Cheng's group to develop and apply computational and analytical methods for metaproteomics 💻️

💷 £37,500 to £45,350
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🆕 Vacancy! We’re looking for a Research Scientist (Metagenomics) to join Professor @bioinf.bsky.social 's group to investigate how bacterial genomes evolve in closely related family members 🧬

💷 £37,500 to £43,350
🗓️ Apply by 17 May 2026
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🚀 AIBIO‑UK 3rd Annual Conference! 🚀

⭐️8–9 June 2026 | University of Aberdeen

⭐️AI × Bioscience researchers — join us for workshops, keynotes, flash talks, posters, industry sessions + networking!

⭐️Scholarships available.

⭐️Spaces limited 🔗 aibio.ac.uk/events/aibio...

#AI #Bioscience #AIinScience

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Becoming a researcher and science communicator; Inspiring inclusion and curiosity as a social media content creator - Quadram Institute Dr Gab Astorga reflects on how he balanced a PhD alongside content creation, won an international TikTok Award and shares his tips for science communication

"I’m grateful to have gained many academic experiences during my PhD, but also to have created opportunities in areas of science communication."
💬 Dr Gab Astorga

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A social media card with a photo of fermented food and the text "Research Scientist (Data Science) to investigate how novel fermented plant-based foods influence the human gut microbiome, Salary: £37.500 to £43,350, Contract length: 2 years, Apply by 17 May 2026"

A social media card with a photo of fermented food and the text "Research Scientist (Data Science) to investigate how novel fermented plant-based foods influence the human gut microbiome, Salary: £37.500 to £43,350, Contract length: 2 years, Apply by 17 May 2026"

🆕 Vacancy! We’re looking for a Research Scientist (Data Science) to join Professor @bioinf.bsky.social 's group to investigate how novel fermented plant-based foods influence the human gut microbiome 📊

💷 £37,500 to £43,350
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Its our favourite day at @microbiologysociety.org #microbio26 #genetics & #genomics. In the poster session at A039 we have our @eh-hayles.bsky.social presenting her hot off the preprint work on the dynamics of Shiga toxin subtype #stx2a in #STEC across England, 2016-2024.

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If you’re a vegan or vegetarian, with regular periods, living within 70 miles of Norwich you can take part in our HARVEST study growing biofortified greens in kitchen garden🥬

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New Fellows to tackle how food environments shape microbial adaptations - Quadram Institute We welcome two new Early Career Fellows who will become future leaders within the fields of food safety and microbial research.

🆕Fellows to tackle how food environments shape microbial adaptations

We welcome two new Early Career Fellows who will become future leaders within the fields of food safety and microbial research.

Find out more about these outstanding scientists ⤵️

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How gut bacteria could inspire novel colon cancer therapy through glycochemistry - Quadram Institute Quadram Institute scientists have drawn inspiration from gut bacteria to suggest a novel way of limiting colon cancer progression

Our researchers collaborating with international partners have shown how complex sugar molecules produced by certain bacteria can interrupt an interaction between cancer cells and the immune system ⤵️

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A digital illustration of dots in a gut like form with the text "Metaproteomic Research Scientist, to develop and apply computational and analytical methods for metaproteomics. Salary: 37,500 to 45,350. Contract length: 2 years, Apply by 29 April 2026"

A digital illustration of dots in a gut like form with the text "Metaproteomic Research Scientist, to develop and apply computational and analytical methods for metaproteomics. Salary: 37,500 to 45,350. Contract length: 2 years, Apply by 29 April 2026"

Do you have a PhD in Proteomics, Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, or a related discipline? Check out our current vacancy ⤵️

💷 £37,500 to £45,350
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Parkinson’s microbiome study reveals alterations linked to environmental chemicals - Quadram Institute Researchers analysing the Parkinson’s microbiome have uncovered alterations associated with the disease linked to pesticides

This #WorldParkinsonsDay discover more about our research together with @embl.org which looked at the gut microbiomes of Parkinson’s patients on an unprecedented scale and uncovered alterations in its composition and functional capacity that associate with the disease⤵️

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Becoming a researcher and science communicator; Inspiring inclusion and curiosity as a social media content creator - Quadram Institute Dr Gab Astorga reflects on how he balanced a PhD alongside content creation, won an international TikTok Award and shares his tips for science communication

"I have amassed over 500K followers on all my social media platforms. Never in my wildest dreams would 20-year-old Gab believe that in five years, he would create platforms and a community like this, whilst obtaining a PhD in research that he loved."

💬 Dr Gab Astorga

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Quick update on the hedgehog rescued at the @quadraminstitute.bsky.social
yesterday. It’s a she and she’s doing well. Been named Andrea. Has an infected bite wound and is underweight but should make a good recovery, Many thanks to hodmedods.org.uk 🦔

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“Rhizopus oligoporous” The Fungi used for making tempeh growing hyphal filaments with spores in the middle by Chloe Uyl

“Rhizopus oligoporous” The Fungi used for making tempeh growing hyphal filaments with spores in the middle by Chloe Uyl

The yeast 2308 Babjevia anomala by Jeanette Newman & Maria Monzon

The yeast 2308 Babjevia anomala by Jeanette Newman & Maria Monzon

“Chickpeas in a pod” Chickpeas with starch granules stained by Akshay Bisht

“Chickpeas in a pod” Chickpeas with starch granules stained by Akshay Bisht

“PRIDE” Mouse aorta section with elastin in green by Alicia Nicklin

“PRIDE” Mouse aorta section with elastin in green by Alicia Nicklin

Here's a sneak peak of some of the fantastic images we're sharing as part of our Advanced Microscopy Facility Image of the Year competition over on Instagram 🔬

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On the left a photo of growing leafy greens, on the right a woman in a shop with a basket of vegetables. In the middle there is the text "Proof of Concept Awards Funding, Research projects on: Biofortification of food, feed and fodder, Consumer science, social and policy aspects of crop and food biofortification." Deadline: 24 April 2026

On the left a photo of growing leafy greens, on the right a woman in a shop with a basket of vegetables. In the middle there is the text "Proof of Concept Awards Funding, Research projects on: Biofortification of food, feed and fodder, Consumer science, social and policy aspects of crop and food biofortification." Deadline: 24 April 2026

📣 The #BiofortificationHub has funding to pump-prime collaborative projects on:

🌱 Biofortification of food, feed & fodder
🛒 Consumer science, social and policy aspects of crop and food biofortification.

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How gut bacteria could inspire novel colon cancer therapy through glycochemistry - Quadram Institute Quadram Institute scientists have drawn inspiration from gut bacteria to suggest a novel way of limiting colon cancer progression

🆕 How gut bacteria could inspire novel colon cancer therapy through glycochemistry 🧪

@jugelab.bsky.social

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