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The @AMI_JAMJournal team is at #ESCMIDGlobal! Keep up with the latest research in clinical microbiology and browse our 'Microbiology in Health and Disease' collection here. 🔬academic.oup.com/jambio/pages/m…

We have arrived @NorthumbriaUni for #VoMUK_2025! Looking forward to speaking with delegates about the @AMI_SMIJournal #bacteriophage themed collection and policy work from @AMIposts in this subject area!

Explore our new themed collection 'Microorganisms and Climate Change.' More articles will be added soon and submissions are welcomed. Browse here: ow.ly/Pinv50UbNOK #ClimateChange #UNSDG13 #ClimateAction

On Friday 6 December, @voiceofyoungsci will be hosting a free online 'Standing Up for Science' workshop, tailored for Early Career Researchers (ECRs) who want to make their voice heard. This workshop will equip ECRs with the confidence and tools to engage with the public, journalists and policymakers on complex scientific issues. With an EU engagement focus, you'll hear from experts who work at the European Commission and beyond! 🇪🇺 Apply for your free place now: bit.ly/OnlineDec

Proud to be part of a collaborative effort to disseminate this call to action #ClimateAction #MicrobialSolutions

Ahead of COP29, AMI partners with leading global scientific organisations to issue a unified call to action, spotlighting microbial solutions as pivotal in combating climate change. ow.ly/eZJq50U4sTI @OUPAcademic @ISME_microbes @SpringerNature @FEMSmicro @ASMicrobiology

🌍 Just published in 14+ journals! AMI & global leaders call for microbial solutions to tackle climate change. Let’s harness nature’s power to capture carbon & restore ecosystems—time to act! 🧬🌱 #ClimateAction #MicrobialSolutions #COP29Baku academic.oup.com/sumbio/article…

Get a taste of @AMI_JAMJournal’s health and disease content in our new virtual collection! Like what you see? Publish with us and have your paper feature in the collection: oxford.ly/4eOgh5g

Come and visit the @AMIposts journal team at #IUMS2024 to get your Sustainable Microbiology water bottle! Just retweet this post and follow @AMI_SMIJournal, then stop by booth 10😊

Announcing our latest themed collection! Four articles are now included in this #bacteriophage collection Guest Edited by @DarrenSmithdx. Look out for more articles in the coming months at ow.ly/vBmi50TLK33. Submissions still welcome!

#PeerReviewWeek 2024 begins today and we're looking forward to learning more about this years theme of 'Innovation and Technology in Peer Review'. Find out more about the planned events and activities here 👉 peerreviewweek.wordpress.com/home/events-an… @PeerRevWeek #FutureOfPublishing.

We are delighted to launch a themed collection Edited by @David_A_Pearce, alongside Guest Editors @AnneDJungblut & Alison Murray @DRIScience. Submissions expanding knowledge in this interdisciplinary field of study are encouraged #UNSDG13 #ClimateAction. ow.ly/YCuv50TqTLt

New research characterises #AntibioticResistance genes across an anthropogenic gradient in the arctic, an area highly affected by #ClimateChange. Microbial mats in the most impacted area had the highest diversity of ARGs. ow.ly/hNcq50TlNzY

New Policy publication: Francesca Hodges & @DarrenSmithdx discuss activities of the @IUK_Connect Phage Innovation Network, demonstrating the effectiveness of a thought leadership approach in developing the #Phage sector in the UK. ow.ly/bT9550TlK7b #Bacteriophage

#Biocides are important for controlling #Microorganisms in various environments, but their use and misuse may contribute to #AntimicrobialResistance. A review in @AMI_SMIJournal provides a critical assessment of the #Sustainable applications of biocides. academic.oup.com/sumbio/article…

#Microbiomes play a major role in #Health and #Ecology. A review in @AMI_JAM Journal explores the potential of synthetic microbial communities in understanding and manipulating ecosystems for various purposes, such as therapeutics. 🦠 academic.oup.com/jambio/article…

Ostreid #Herpesvirus (OsHV-1) is linked to mass mortality in juvenile Pacific oysters. A study by @gilbertjacka & @oysteroasis found that higher temperatures weaken the oysters' defences, leading to opportunistic bacterial infections. 🦪 #Aquaculture academic.oup.com/sumbio/article…

Rino Rappuoli: “Any time we think to a chemical solution we should first ask if microbes have a solution, microbes are better chemists, they usually have sustainable solutions.” #ASMicrobe