Mastodawn

Hall Lab May 26, 2023

Pleased to share @raymondkiu's tour de force paper published @naturemicrobiol exploring Clostridium perfringens pathogenic signatures in preterm infants! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41564-023-01385-z

Particular genomic and virulence traits associated with preterm infant-derived toxigenic Clostridium perfringens strains - Nature Microbiology

Genomic and phenotypic analyses of 272 infant-associated Clostridium perfringens isolates suggest that pfoA is an important toxin gene in C. perfringens linked with preterm infant intestinal diseases.

Nature

Hall Lab Apr 17, 2023

Attending #microbio23? Then swing by today's poster session from 4.30-5.40pm to find out about #breastcancer #microbiome with @nteng18 P224, #Bifido #Membranevesicles with Anne Jordan P242 & optimised skin #microbiome methods with @IlianaSerghiou P289. 🧬💩🤱💻📊

Hall Lab Feb 24, 2023

Christine Moissl-Eichinger Feb 24, 2023

👉 We're recruiting! #TenureTrack Professorship on Compuational Microbiome Research
@MedUniGraz

https://medunigraz.at/en/job-openings/tenure-track-professorships

DL April 13th! Please RT #academicjobs #AcademicTwitter #microbiome #sciencejobs #hiring #postdoclife
@PostdocJobs
#researchjobs

Tenure track professorships

Hall Lab Feb 9, 2023

Enjoyed putting this fantastic #microbiota review collection together with
@schirmer_lab. Ten up-to-date & informative reviews delving into key topics on #microbiota research and tech advances. 🧐😀👇💩🦠🧬💻💊🧫👄

Thanks to all contributing authors for sharing their insights!

http://spkl.io/60144wCrp

Hall Lab Jan 26, 2023

Key perspective/study lead by
Jens Walter, APC Microbiome Institute, on foetal microbiome & low biomass studies. Beautifully put together & compelling evidence; again highlighting contamination issues & need for ' trans-disciplinary assessment'. Thanks for including me and many others!

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-05546-8

Questioning the fetal microbiome illustrates pitfalls of low-biomass microbial studies - Nature

This Perspective reviews the evidence for and against the existence of a fetal microbiome and concludes that detected microbial signals are most likely the result of contamination, suggesting that the ‘sterile womb’ hypothesis is correct.

Nature

Hall Lab Dec 20, 2022

Great few nights over the last week celebrating the upcoming festive break with the TUM and Quadram teams. What a wonderful group of people to work with, and thanks for all your hard work over the last 12 months! Now here's to some much needed reboot time - and see you in 2023! 🎅🎄⛄👋🍻🥂