Only 2 weeks left! Share your findings with top experts in AMR and help shape what's next in the fight against antimicrobial resistance at #IMARI27. ⏳ Deadline: Wed., Aug. 19 at 2 p.m. ET 👉 Submit an abstract: asm.social/32d
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Science alone won't stop an outbreak. Join Elizabeth Talbot and Elizabeth Wrobel for a discussion on the 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak and how conflict, trust, & access are shaping the response alongside advances in vaccines and diagnostics. 🔗 asm.social/32b
The results for the 2025 American Board of Medical Microbiology salary survey are in! Gain insight into compensation, benefits and workforce trends of board-certified microbiologists. Use it as a benchmark within your institution. asm.social/328 #ASMClinMicro
Microbes Make Our World—and so do the people advancing microbial science. Join ASM and save 50% on 2026 membership with code 50OFF2026. Connect with 38,000+ scientists worldwide and expand your professional network. Offer valid through Sept. 30. Join now: asm.social/325
JB Editor's Pick: As part of our upcoming Biofilms collection, Solano Morales, Shields et al. use CP-CSeq to identify novel biofilm determinants for S. mutans, including highlighting a role for genome instability. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/... @asm.org @microsky.bsky.social #JBacteriol
Synthetic biology is advancing how scientists study early microbial life. Their findings could revolutionize how we think about Earth’s earliest residents—and those that exist today. asm.org/articles/202...
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Synthetic biology is advancing how scientists study early microbial life. Their findings could revolutionize how we think about Earth’s earliest residents—and those that exist today.
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The 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak is unfolding without a licensed vaccine or approved treatment. Join Elizabeth Talbot, M.D., and Elizabeth Wrobel, Ph.D., as they examine the science and response challenges behind the outbreak. 🔗 asm.social/31S
JB Editor's Choice: Solove, Ottemann et al. explore the mechanisms of aggregation by Helicobacter pylori, and using a new suite of tools, and show a role for both OMPs AlpA and AlpB. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/... @asm.org #JBacteriol @microsky.bsky.social
@asm.org convened a One Health Implementation Roundtable in New Delhi. Discussions co-chaired by Drs. Anirban Mahapatra and Taru Sharma focused on the realities of implementation. Stay tuned as we share key insights from the roundtable in the coming months. www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
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The importance of One Health is widely recognized. The challenge lies in implementing it effectively and at scale. On July 24, ASM convened a One Health Implementation Roundtable in #NewDelhi. Discus...
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Join us on Aug. 11 at 2 p.m. ET for the next CPHM Virtual Journal Club! The panel will discuss 2 articles about measles vaccination in the post-elimination era. ASM members register for free at asm.social/31E #ASMClinMicro
JB Editor's Pick: Roberts, Sandkvist et al. examine the role of the GlyGly-CTERM domain in the section/membrane association of T2SS-secreted proteins. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/... @asm.org #JBacteriol @microsky.bsky.social
The newest issue of JB is out! The cover image features a swimming assay with E. coli. Is there an assay that is more common in modern microbiology?? journals.asm.org/toc/jb/208/7 @asm.org #JBacteriol #MicroSky
JB Table of Contents Volume 208, Issue 7
Journal of Bacteriology: Table of Contents Volume 208, Issue 7
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I want to welcome mSphere's newest Senior Editor @davislabjhu.bsky.social. Kim is an outstanding bacteriologist whose lab is doing ground-breaking research focused on bacterial heterogeneity within a culture and how this contributes to pathogenesis and antimicrobial resistance. @asm.org #mSphere
Apply for a #CPEP Clinical Fellowship & dive into a 2-yr postgrad training program in medical & public health lab microbiology or medical lab immunology. The deadline for most programs is Aug. 31. Time is running out—apply at asm.social/31i #ASMClinMicro
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CPEP is a 2-year fellowship program that prepares scientists and physicians for leadership roles in medical and public health laboratory microbiology and in medical laboratory immunology careers.
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In #JMBE: a Caenorhabditis elegans lab module provides experiential learning for molecular genetics students. Students appreciated the hands-on skills acquired by using C. elegans to explore concepts of genetics and molecular biology. asm.social/31g
🔬 Timely research remains essential to improving preparedness for and response to #Ebola. Explore the #ASMJournals Ebola Virus Collection featuring articles spanning ebolavirus biology to vaccine development. 📄 Read the collection: asm.social/31f
It has been posited that H. pylori's role in gastric cancer is merely to initiate inflammation, and once the later stages of disease develop, it becomes dispensable. However, epidemiological and molecular studies support a different paradigm. #IAIJournal: asm.social/31c
#MicrobiologyMonday: The fungus Arthrobotrys flagrans builds tiny sticky traps to capture nematodes, and researchers found that reactive oxygen species help coordinate both trap construction and prey capture. Learn more in #mBio: asm.social/31a
The U.S. is in the midst of one of the largest documented cyclosporiasis outbreaks. How does one acquire this parasite? What are the risks? And – most importantly for our audience – how does the lab approach diagnosis? youtu.be/_yb4P_llJCU
Cyclospora In The Lab: Clinical Diagnostics - Editors in Conversation (JCM Edition).
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🧪There’s still time to register! Join us July 21, 12 p.m. ET for the free ASM Press-Wiley CMPH—Back to Basics webinar, “Wound Cultures,” featuring Alexandra Bryson & Chris Doern. Learn best practices for workup & reporting. 🔗 Register at: asm.social/30Y
Enteric populations of Escherichia coli are likely to be resistant to phages due to O antigen expression, according to new research in #mSphere. Get the full story: asm.social/30Q
Entering the field of clinical microbiology after fellowship brings a unique set of challenges. Transitioning from the structured environment of a training program to a leadership position requires more than just technical expertise youtu.be/p992HyDcm-M
Entering the Clinical Lab: Career Advice for New Graduates - Editors in Conversation (JCM edition).
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#mSphere started a new article collections titled mSphere Legacy. These articles will be authored by our senior colleagues in the microbial sciences community to not only reflect back on their own careers and journey's but how they see the future unfolding. @asm.org journals.asm.org/eprint/PZEHP...
mSphere Legacy: Sharing wisdom at the culmination of a scientific career | mSphere
“We will be known forever by the tracks we leave.”
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📢 Explore a new article collection from #JMBE: Practical and Positive Uses of AI in STEM Education. 🤖📚 Discover papers offering positive, practical strategies for using AI in the classroom. 📖 Read the collection: asm.social/30J #ASMJournals #STEMEducation
Most bacteria carry prophages, i.e., phages that have been integrated into the bacterial genome. When those viruses reactivate, competition between them can have important implications for bacterial survival. Get the full story: asm.org/articles/202...
In the face of climate change, temperature fluctuations profoundly affect animal physiology & health. Research shows that the gut microbiota, as critical bridge between the host & its environment, helps animals adapt to temperature changes. #AppEnvMicro: asm.social/30D
Last chance to register! Join us tomorrow at 2 p.m. ET for the next CPHM Virtual Journal Club! This session will discuss 2 ASM articles about cryptococcal antigen testing. ASM members register for free at asm.social/30C #ASMClinMicro
The landscape of modern science is shifting, and ASM is evolving to meet the challenge. ASM leadership discusses moving from a service-centric model to one that prioritizes scientific initiatives and member-driven advocacy. youtu.be/HQzoQmhu6UU
Microbiology Leadership: Adapting to Crisis, Empowering Volunteers, and Advocating for Science
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