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Fight AMR by joining our dual PhD programme project (co-supervised by myself and Professor Corinne Spickett from Aston University) to investigate a novel pathway that protects bacterial lipids from antibiotic-induced peroxidation, promoting resistance to multiple antibiotics.
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Interested in AI+Biology? Join a world-class research team to explore AI and genomics biology, making groundbreaking strides in antimicrobial resistance. PhD project co-supervised by me and Dr. Guillermo Lopez-Campos. Apply before 14 April 2025, and make a difference! 🌟https://tinyurl.com/msypd682

Seeking an exciting research training opportunity? Consider applying for a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship (www.qub.ac.uk/Research/our...) to work with me on several exciting projects investigating intracellular lifestyles of opportunistic bugs. Contact me at m.valvano@qub.ac.uk.

I'm excited to share our latest research on Enterobacter's infection biology in the Journal of Infectious Diseases (tinyurl.com/bcxmn8nc), showing that antimicrobial-resistant Enterobacter species can persist in human macrophages without replication, causing minimal cytotoxicity.

Dear Friends and Colleagues
I would like to communicate that effective today, I am cancelling my X (twitter) account. I realise my decision will not have a worldwide impact, but it is the best I can do for now. You could follow me on this venue and also in www.linkedin.com/in/miguel-a-...

Thank you to the American Academy of Microbiology for electing me as Fellow; I dedicate this honour to the wonderful people from my lab and the many collaborators whom I was fortunate to work with over so many years. They continue to make my research a lifestyle rather than just work.

Latest paper from @valvanom.bsky.social lab:
Stress adaptation under in vitro evolution influences survival and metabolic phenotypes of clinical and environmental strains of Vibrio cholerae El-Tor

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Clinical isolates of Enterobacter species can persist in human macrophages without bacterial replication and minimal cellular cytotoxicity https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.08.637254v1

We’d a great meeting of our @HEA-funded #NSRP @AIVRT All-island Vaccine Research &Training network @ucddublin.bsky.social Conway Institute Lots of progress made and we’ve planned some exciting collaborative studies 4 nxt 2 years
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Shareable link to @carlzimmer.bsky.social article in NYTimes on serious concerns over mirror bacteria, published in Science today.

www.nytimes.com/2024/12/12/s...

Hi #immunosky @rafrancescone.bsky.social and I are looking for a postdoc candidate interested in immunology, with experience in flow cytometry, to run projects exploring mechanisms of immunosuppression in pancreatic cancer. Come to beautiful Michigan! Official announcement soon. DM us

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Displaying our all-Ireland research network to develop new antibacterial vaccines @siobhanmcclean.bsky.social @aivrt.bsky.social

Delighted to be at the first ever #North-SouthResearchProgramme conference representing our All-island Vaccine Research & Training network @aivrt.bsky.social with @valvanom.bsky.social & Caoimhe Shields.
#VaccinationWorks 🧪

Fantastic opportunity for students all over the world, interested in genomics, to pursue a PhD at the Sanger Institute in Cambridge. I was lucky enough to join the Sanger PhD Program in 2005 (OMG 20 years ago!) and it changed my life in so many ways.