
BBSRC Discovery Fellow | @Challis_Group Bioinformatics | Natural Products | Microbial Genomics
Joined July 2015
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Great to see this research officially published with @mbiojournal
Discovery of the Pseudomonas Polyyne Protegencin by a Phylogeny-Guided Study of Polyyne Biosynthetic Gene Cluster Diversity
journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
In collab with @Challis_Group @Hertweck_Lab Congrats all!
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We've developed a simple tool to reorient complete microbial genomes to begin with conventional start genes - originally dnaA for bacteria, but also for plasmids, phages & custom genes @viji112 @BeardyMcFace @susiegriggo_ @BhavyaPapudeshi
github.com/gbouras13/dnaaple…
Successful 18 mile kayaking trip on the river Wye. We had the river to ourselves for most of the journey!
End of an era, using the lab clean as an excuse to clear my lab bench and drawers - officially no more lab work for me at Cardiff
Next month will be my office desk!
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🚨JOB ALERT🚨
We are recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Fellow (3yr contract).
'Structural understanding of fungal megasynthases'.
Collaboration with @lewandowskilab & @SchmeingLab
𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲: 01/08/23
𝗔𝗽𝗽𝗹𝘆 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲: shorturl.at/ijuLR
Please RT.
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pyCirclize: a Python implementation of circlize
github.com/moshi4/pyCirclize
Aircon in our lab is basically non existent at the moment and the corner of the lab by the windows is over 32°C.
So the 30°C incubator is actually COOLING to achieve temperature - definitely need to report this to facilities...
Excited to join the group and get started!
Congratulations to @AlexJMullins who has been awarded one of BBSRC's 22 new Discovery Fellowships. We look forward to hosting him in our Warwick lab for three years from August. ukri.org/news/bbsrc-announce…
Excited to see the official announcement of the latest @BBSRC Discovery Fellows - and have my name on the list!
Congratulations to all the other fellows starting this year, look forward to meeting you all and starting my research!
Announcing our 2022 Discovery Fellows🎉 Meet them here: orlo.uk/RX4aB We’re excited to see their innovative projects come to fruition.
Feeling inspired? Applications for the BBSRC Discovery Fellowship 2023 programme are now open🔽 1/

ALT "...The 22 individuals named as BBSRC’s latest Discovery Fellows demonstrated their aptitude to deliver outstanding science as well as their capability and capacity as future bioscience leaders. We look forward to tracking their progress and success as they develop their skills, abilities and experiences for the wider benefit of UK bioscience." Dr David McAllister, Director of Talent, Inclusion and Funding Delivery at BBSRC
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Check out the paper by @WISB_SynBioCtre / @ARC_CIPPS research fellow Chuan Huang and @warwickchem colleagues on yeast-mediated cloning and manipulation of natural product BGCs, applied to resolving remaining ambiguities in TMC-86A/eponemycin biosynthesis. track.smtpsendmail.com/90321…
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pHAPE is at #ANS2022 😃 Come grab a free filter blot of the plasmid from the ground floor for cheap DNA ladders forever!
doi.org/10.1101/2022.11.04.5…
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We developed an #OpenHardware optoelectronic device for acquiring multi-channel time-lapse images of bacterial colonies growing in agar plates 1/6
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When you have no data to present at the lab meeting
@AcademicChatter @AcademicsSay
Got to pitch my poster at #ISME18
Feel free to stop by at poster 543 this lunchtime if interested in natural products, polyynes, or biocontrol!
Fantastic review comment that Ken Nealson received for a submitted paper at the start of his career
"I can't find anything wrong with the data, but the conclusion can not be correct - bacteria don't do this"
I would have loved to include this at the front of my thesis
#ISME18
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Going on right now at #ISME18
"SeqCode Info session"
● Validation of a name under the SeqCode
The coffee rush and queue will be a regular sight this week! #ISME18
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Ken’s simple explanation of electrotrophy, next to chemotropy and phototrophy… again, deep sea hydrothermal vents are natural niche for electrotrophy = geoelectricity
#ISME18
Fantastic plenary lectures by @PEngellab and @Slack1Emma on understanding and manipulation of microbiomes at #ISME18
Can't wait to start the talks and poster sessions tomorrow!























