Reports
Glenn Tillotson gives us an overview of the 14th Biennial Congress of the Anaerobe Society of the Americas, including updates on the microbiome and new therapies.
Janet Daly, an Associate Professor in Emergent Viruses at the University of Nottingham’s School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, tells us what advice she’d give her former self if she was back at the start of her research career.
In this infographic we take a look at the estimated burden of some key foodborne diseases in terms of both cases and mortality.
Globally, shigella is reported to be the third largest cause of diarrheal mortality in the under-fives. We take a look at some of the vaccines that have made it to clinical development and some of the challenges still facing this diarrheal disease.
Louise Corscadden, a second year PhD student, gives us her top ten tips for surviving the first year of a PhD – from getting over the fear public speaking to asking for help.
Recent technological advancements have allowed organoids to become a viable research tool for a wide range of development and disease models. Here, we look at some of the research that’s been done in infectious diseases and delve into what the future of organoids might look like.
Not able to attend ASM Microbe this year? You can catch up with all the action from today with our daily video, best of social media and the biggest headlines.
Today was the second day of ASM Microbe, with more fascinating talks and exciting posters. You can catch up on the highlights, as well as the latest headlines and the best of social media in our daily update.
Today was the first day of the annual ASM Microbe meeting and we’re excited to be attending! You can find a daily video update, photos from the day, the biggest news stories and more in our daily updates.
Read this conference report from delegate and early career scientist, Lauren Ruddock, on a genuinely interesting day at a wonderful venue with interesting and open-minded people.
