David Grainger

Bidirectional promoters in Escherichia coli: regulatory rules and implications for gene expression noise academic.oup.com/nar/article/54…

@emilywarmanj Bidirectional promoters in Escherichia coli: regulatory rules and implications for gene expression noise academic.oup.com/nar/article/54…

In our most recent work David Forrest has discovered a widespread mechanisms linking transcription initiation to DNA supercoiling... nature.com/articles/s4146…

@emilywarmanj has followed up on her discovery of bidirectional promoters in bacteria by defining their basic rules for regulation and links to gene expression noise... academic.oup.com/nar/article/54…

A busy few weeks for the lab 🥵... three new stories published. The first describes activation of transcription by DNA distortion academic.oup.com/nar/article/54…

@SamochJ OK - thanks for letting me know. The shortlisting will take place towards teh end of the year.

@GraingerLab Dear Professor David Grainger, I hope this message finds you well. I submitted my application to the PhD program yesterday and have expressed a strong interest in joining your lab. I am particularly drawn to your research in understanding multi-antibiotic resistance

Our lab is offering 3 PhD projects this year across 3 different topics: antibiotic resistance mechanisms, evolution of pathogenic bacteria, and fundamental mechanisms of gene regulation. findaphd.com/phds/?Keywords…

@danielabarilla.bsky.social kicking off #BioPhyChrom2025 - a fantastic turn out too...

Talk slots full but we can take late breaking poster abstracts until August 7th. Hope to see you in York to hear about your chromosome story 🧬🦠🧫 eventsforce.net/biochemsoc/f...

If you're interested in chromosome biology (DNA folding, gene regulation, replication, polymer modelling and more) we're organising the below this autumn. It'd be great to see you there. Please share if you can. :-)

This infographic highlights the extreme lack of antibiotics available for treating mycoplasma infections compared to many other bacterial pathogens.

Congrats to all who make our School a great place to work and study, and to Carsten Kroger @KroegerLab and our EDI Committee for working on our successful submission. 👏👏👏😀 @tcddublin @TCDEquality #AthenaSWANIreland

We have 2 fully funded PhD studentships available through the new Yorkshire Biosciences DTP (starting Oct 25) - please share! Both projects are focussed on #phage that infect #Cdifficile

Moor Street, Birmingham, and the changing Digbeth skyline 💙

We're looking for an Assitant Professor in Microbiology to join us @tcdgenmicro! Come and join our growing team. tcd.ie/microbiology/r… tcd.ie/hr/vacancies/ Job ID: 037876. Closes 31st January

Giving these another airing... projects on bacterial pathogens, antimicrobial resistance, and basic mechanisms... all with a hint of gene regulation #PhD #opportunities

I can highly recommend Paul's lab's stuff... and I bet a lot of you didn't know GTAs existed (I didn't).

@yucheng_ren713 Yep, it's undergoing some renovation. You can find me (and contact details) on the UoB website though.

@GraingerLab I am interested and was wondering if I could have your email to discuss further? It seems there is an issue with the lab’s website.

PhD projects available in our lab all listed in the below link. All focus on bacterial gene regulation, in the context of basic understanding, disease, or anitbiotic resistance. Deadlines in January... findaphd.com/phds/?Keywords…

@pmoyniha @westernuMNI 😪

In 2025 I’ll be taking up a post @westernuMNI. The U.K. has been great, and I’ll have a lab here for a while but for family reasons now is a good time to return to Canada.