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Second paper from the Pawlowic lab, and first in collaboration with @DDU_Dundee : science.org/doi/10.1126/scit…
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📢 Hiring a research technician! Interested in parasite biology? Fancy gaining expertise in messing with genes in malaria parasites?
Then apply! findajob.dwp.gov.uk/details/…
(everyone else, pls help out a guy and RT 🙏)
A TL;DR below 👇DM/email me for enquiries
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APPLY!!! Combined with expansion microscopy you will be able to achieve high resolution images even with optical wide microscopy. And if you need a #U_ExM protocol or help DM me.
📢GOOD NEWS!
The Africa Microscopy Initiative, in partnership with @zeiss_micro will distribute refurbished research-grade light microscopes to African Scientists.
Read more and APPLY: equipment.microscopy.africa/…
Deadline: 13 September 2024
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Cryptosporidium parvum is a parasite that causes a diarrheal disease called Cryptosporidiosis (also called “Crypto”). It is found worldwide and typically infects the small intestine of humans and animals. Any dog, cat, farm animal or wild animal, including birds, fish, and reptiles, can become infected, though calves are the most likely animal to be infected. Anyone can get cryptosporidiosis, but it is more common in persons who are under two years of age, travel, work with animals, or are in close personal contact with someone who has this disease. Learn more about Cryptosporidium parvum beginning on page 123 of Parasitic Diseases, Seventh Edition. Download today at parasiteswithoutborders.com/…
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My first-author work on the Cryptosporidium single-cell atlas and sex determination is online @Nature!!! In @striepenlab we sequenced the transcriptomes of over 9000 parasites showing a direct commitment to sexual development! nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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In this TrendsTalk, the #Cryptosporidium2024 session chairs highlight the innovative research and discoveries presented during the first biennial #Cryptosporidium meeting @pennvet organized by @striepenlab & @KingOfPathogens.
cell.com/trends/parasitology…
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We're looking for a postdoc and an RA to join us @ucl! Interested in how the #malaria parasite adapts its cytoskeleton for disease transmission? Join our @wellcometrust funded project and use #insitu #CryoET to study parasites! DM or email any questions. Links in the comments.
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Absolutely thrilled to share my new preprint! Are you in the market for a method to study several essential genes in the malaria parasite without spending every waking moment in the lab? Look no further! biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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A Crick team including @ghostpathogen @MuraliMaradana @SaterialeLab and Gitta Stockinger have found that high levels of a molecule commonly found in cruciferous vegetables like broccoli could offer protection against the Cryptosporidium parasite 🥦🛡️🪱
crick.ac.uk/news-and-reports…
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Abstract Submission for CoccidiaDayUK 2023 is now open! Closes on the 30th of November, if you havent yet registered please do, its going to be great!
Abstracts: forms.gle/hYmKiKLmMwgKwuJT7
Registration: eventbrite.com/e/coccidianda…
Please share!
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💥 Out now @ScienceMagazine. @DanielHFisch solves the mystery of bystander cell protection during infection. An exciting mechanism, cells are so smart! PIM1 controls GBP1 activity to limit self-damage and to guard against pathogen infection | Science science.org/doi/full/10.1126…
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Ecstatic and deeply honoured to have received both a best talk award and the Deepak Gaur award from MPM this year. An enormous thank you to the organisers for putting together such an amazing week of talks and posters! @parasitesrule @SaterialeLab #MPM2023
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Excited to have been able to talk about my work today on Cryptosporidium's effect on the host microvilli, thanks to all who attended! 😃 @SaterialeLab #MPM2023
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Applications for the @CrickAfricaNet African Career Acceleration Fellowships are now open until 12 November 2023 📅
Check our website for eligibility criteria and information on how to apply ⤵️ crick.ac.uk/research/researc…
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The @CrickAfricaNet is extending for another five years 🌍🎉
A new investment from @LifeArc1 will fund more fellowships supporting African researchers through the transition from postdoc to independent researcher.
Find out more ➡️ crick.ac.uk/news/2023-08-14_…

ALT "We’ve already seen incredible success from our previous fellows, who are establishing themselves as science leaders, growing scientific and training capacity in Africa and contributing to global biomedical research. We’re delighted to develop the Crick Africa Network further and partner with LifeArc who will bring their expertise and financial support to the network." - Jean Langhorne, Crick Africa Network
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Calling all PIs - sign the VEuPathDB support letter now, don't wait till its too late. #parasitology #vectors #fungi
🔗sites.google.com/view/veupat…
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Postdoc position available in our lab in collaboration with @R0bMoon in London on a @wellcometrust project investigating #Plasmodium knowlesi invasion. All new for us and super exciting. Advanced skills in microscopy and a keen interest in biophysics are a must.
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Excited to see our latest work out in @cellhostmicrobe from a great collaboration with @RossWaller3 and @striepenlab . We obtained the spatial proteome of Cryptosporidium sporozoite and identified novel secretory organelles sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Applications for #MeBoP2023 are now open!!! Honored to be organizing this with @SheinerLab and @DeitschKirk
🌍Location: Bern, Switzerland @unibern
📅Dates: Jul 23 - Aug 5, 2023
🚨Deadline: Feb 26, 2023
🔗mebop.org
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One week left to apply for @MBLBoP course @MBLScience in Woods Hole. Don’t miss out for a chance to spend an amazing summer working with #parasites. Research modules on bioinformatics, cell bio, vectors and immunology. 16 students and >40 fantastic lectures.

























