Bronte Johnstone

@bjohnstone.bsky.social

Structural biologist and coffee-fuelled research fellow in the Ghosal Lab at Bio21Institute, University of Melbourne

Very humbled to hear such kind words from others in my research community ☺️. I feel lucky to be part of such a supportive community and be able to contribute towards that supportive and collaborative culture myself!

CCeMMP Outreach@ccemmp-outreach.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Next up for our #IWD2026 feature, we have Bronte Johnstone @bjohnstone.bsky.social from the Bio21/UoM node. 🥳Stay tuned as we share more profiles and kind words over the next few days. #GiveToGain

Excited to share that our work on a family of pore-forming proteins is now live in Science Advances! We show structural snapshots across the entire pore-forming pathway for a cholesterol-dependent cytolysin-like (CDCL) bicomponent system.

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Our paper on the structure and evolution of baculovirus is out! Excited to share work I did at Monash in the Coulibaly lab, with big shout outs to co-authors Josh and Jungmin, collaborators Mart and team and everyone else who contributed. Definitely one of the coolest structures I'll ever work on 🤩

Mart Krupovic@mkrupovic.bsky.social · 2y ago

Check out the magnificent #baculovirus structure! The unique virion architecture and structural atlas of hallmark proteins place baculo-like viruses into a separate new realm. Many insights into baculo biology and evolution. Collab with the group of Fasséli Coulibaly. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...