Biology faculty at Washington University in St Louis. Microbiology, biosynthesis and biotechnology!
Joined January 2018
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Piperazate-Guided Isolation of Caveamides A and B, Cyclohexenylalanine-Containing Nonribosomal Peptides from a Cave Actinomycete | Organic Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021…
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We are thrilled to announce that Assistant Professor Josh Blodgett will be promoted to associate professor in July! Congratulations @ActinoLab!
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Congratulations to Chunshun 🥳🥳 Chemical Stability of Petrichorins doi.org/10.1021/acs.joc.2c01… @JOC_OL Making #SmallMolecule #Crystallography @HarvardCCB an accessible technique😊
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Dr. Arpita Bose @realelectromom, Assoc. Prof. of Biology @ WashU, engineers microbes collected in the wild to perform useful metabolic functions—e.g., interact w/ electricity or rust—& credits her unique approach to problem solving to a diverse background. asm.social/QW
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We have 4 poster prizes named after legends in our field. David Hopwood, founder of our field, Michael Goodfellow, master of Actinomycete taxonomy, Suehiro Horinouchi for his groundwork on A-factor, and @MaggieCMSmith for pioneering in Streptomyces phages #ISBA2022. Please RT.
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Climate change ‘solutionaries’: Microbiologist Arpita Bose chases climate change solutions in wetlands soils. Her efforts are yielding promising new biofuels and bioplastics — ones that could possibly be climate-saving. @realelectromom @WUSTLBio bit.ly/3P2hucX
ALT On Ellis Island in the Mississippi River, Arpita Bose harvests microbes in the wetlands area of the Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary. (Photo: Joe Angeles/Washington University)
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Our Molecular Microbial Ecology lab is hiring a full-time research technician! This is a training position, with past techs having gone on to PhD, MS and industry. Must love microbes! Lmk if you have any Qs. Please RT! @UMassMicrobio @CNS_UMass #Jobs
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Hidden Talents: Silent Gene Clusters Encoding Magnetic Organelle Biosynthesis in a Non-Magnetotactic Phototrophic Bacterium biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Miriam Silberman, an undergraduate microbiology major working in the Bose lab, was chosen for the DOE Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) Program! Congrats, Miriam! 🎉 @realelectromom
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What is that earthy smell following a rainstorm? #TIL it's caused by the odorous terpene geosmin, which acts as a warning aposematic signal indicating unpalatability & reducing predation on the microbes that produce it. Thanks @Concordia! @AppEnvMicro journals.asm.org/stoken/defa…
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Interested in working with me? Check out this awesome program that supports postdoc research and provides training through a joint program with Haskell
KU's IRACDA postdoctoral fellowship program is looking for applicants! Initial screening of applications will begin after Apr 2, 2022. More information here: #postdocjobs #postdoctoralfellowship
iracda.ku.edu/apply
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UIC is looking for a postdoc candidate in natural products that we can hire ASAP and transition to faculty here. Starting pd pay is 75K. Emphasis on attracting scientists from underrepresented backgrounds. Please pass this along to a talented NP scientist! jobs.uic.edu/job-board/job-d…
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If you can't keep your plates clean, just work with Physcomitrella.. apparently, fungi are scared of it😀 (Anthoceros on the left, Physco on the right).
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Two postdoc openings in the Butcher Lab at the University of Florida!
Come join us to discover novel nematode natural products and to uncover their role in chemical signaling.
Begins ASAP.
For more info, see: butcher.chem.ufl.edu/our-gro…
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Ever wondered why your Strepto suddenly changes colour, it is not a shapeshifter, but a genomeshifter: Comparative Genomic and Metabolic Analysis of Streptomyces sp. RB110 Morphotypes Illuminates Genomic Rearrangements and a New 46-Membered Macrolide pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Creating demand for farmed oysters grown sustainably from seed for restaurant menus can help restore wild reefs on.natgeo.com/3j6CoIL
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Did you know that some microbes can eat electricity? Learn more about how Assistant Professor Arpita Bose and her lab are using these microbes to address issues such as the energy crisis, pollution and sustainability. @realelectromom bit.ly/2SS0Ulx
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#phages2018 Josh Blodgett: secondary metabolites in streptomycetes: a lot of genes, but where all the molecules? Promoter mutantions and metabolic reroute got can suppress production.