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🎧This Pride Month, Dr Bruno Francesco Rodrigues de Oliveira and Dr Landon Getz, two of the founders of the Pride in Micr...
15/06/2026

🎧This Pride Month, Dr Bruno Francesco Rodrigues de Oliveira and Dr Landon Getz, two of the founders of the Pride in Microbiology network, join Lilly on Microbe Talk to discuss why their work to harness community and professional development opportunities for LGBTQ+ scientists around the world is as important as ever. Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcast, or follow the link in bio🔗

At the Microbiology Society we are community focused. Publishing with us is publishing for your community. We are proud ...
11/06/2026

At the Microbiology Society we are community focused. Publishing with us is publishing for your community. We are proud to say that a majority of surveyed authors feel that publishing with us increased their opportunities for career progression or development. Community is at the heart of our publishing, not profits for shareholders. Discover our portfolio: link in bio!

We’re pleased to share this timely perspective on how AMR reference laboratories must adapt to the latest technologies t...
10/06/2026

We’re pleased to share this timely perspective on how AMR reference laboratories must adapt to the latest technologies to deliver the greatest public health benefit, and the opportunities and challenges involved. Read the article: link in bio

At a time when AMR reference services are essential to our understanding of where, when and how resistance occurs and spreads, this article considers the increasing need for such services to navigate technological and financial obstacles whilst continuing to confirm, characterise and investigate new and emerging resistance.

09/06/2026

🦠Check out our latest Micro Briefing on the newest Microbiology Outlooks' perspective unravelling the role of the first and only bacterial ubiquitin ever discovered in a common intestinal bacterium.

Read the full paper by following the link in bio🔗

Following a successful Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) session at Annual Conference 2026, organisers Arindam Mitr...
09/06/2026

Following a successful Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) session at Annual Conference 2026, organisers Arindam Mitra, Bruno Silvester Lopes, Catherine Lawler and Guerrino Macori have reflected on learnings from the session’s workshop. You can now read their blog for full details: link in our bio!

🧬 Webinar 2: Deep Dive into the Mechanisms 📅 22 June 2026 ⏰ 11:30–12:30 BST Why are oncology patients so vulnerable to r...
09/06/2026

🧬 Webinar 2: Deep Dive into the Mechanisms

📅 22 June 2026
⏰ 11:30–12:30 BST

Why are oncology patients so vulnerable to resistant infections?

This session explores:
▪️ Immune dysfunction
▪️ Inflammation and infection risk
▪️ Host–pathogen interactions
▪️ Cancer and AMR pathways

Chair: Professor Anna Olsson-Brown

🔗 Register now via link in bio

Registration is closing for our Early Career Summer Conference 🤝👩‍🔬Join us on 6–7 July 2026 at the University of Birming...
08/06/2026

Registration is closing for our Early Career Summer Conference 🤝👩‍🔬

Join us on 6–7 July 2026 at the University of Birmingham for career development and networking opportunity for early career members, secure your place: link in bio!

08/06/2026

Deadline reminder! The deadline for 2027 Prize Lecture and 2028 Prize medal nominations are approaching. Make sure you click "submit" by 14 June. Learn more about the submission process on our website: https://microb.io/PrizeLectures

Today is World Food Safety Day 🍽️ Food safety and antimicrobial resistance are closely linked. Monitoring foodborne path...
07/06/2026

Today is World Food Safety Day 🍽️

Food safety and antimicrobial resistance are closely linked. Monitoring foodborne pathogens and understanding how resistance spreads through food systems are important steps in protecting public health.

Read more: LINK IN BIO

Are you eligible to enjoy uncapped OA publishing? Support not-for-profit publishing – we invest in microbiologists, not ...
05/06/2026

Are you eligible to enjoy uncapped OA publishing? Support not-for-profit publishing – we invest in microbiologists, not profits for shareholders. Use our agreement checker to see if your institution has an agreement with us: link in bio! 🦠

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