Freya Harrison

@friendlymicrobe.bsky.social

Reader (Associate Professor) in Microbiology at the University of Warwick, UK. Biofilm, chronic infection and ancientbiotics. https://www.youtube.com/@BreakingBiofilm

🧪🐍 New paper accepted! We screened 14 snake venoms for antimicrobial activity and identified candidate venom proteins with activity against E. coli, including phospholipases and neurotoxins. A cool example of looking for new antimicrobials in unexpected places. doi.org/10.1099/acmi... #MicroSky

Screening the antimicrobial properties of snake venoms: an iterative fractionation approach

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) increasingly poses a significant global health challenge. New antimicrobials are desperately needed, driving the need to explore novel sources of natural products. Snake...

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Just registered for @bsacandjac.bsky.social Antibiotic Resistance & Mechanisms workshop this November - super line-up of sessions on tolerance/persistence, metagenomics, machine learning, modelling, biofilm, outreach and publishing bsac.org.uk/arm2026/ #MicroSky

Antibiotic Resistance and Mechanisms (ARM) Workshop for Researchers 2026 - BSAC

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Why does planning an essay feel like you're doing all the work before doing the work, Grammarly? Because learning the subject, figuring out what you want to say, and planning out of the structure of how to say it *IS* the vast majority of the work of writing. Any writer knows this. You do too.

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‘Your brain isn’t fully formed until you’re 25’: A neuroscientist demolishes the greatest mind myth www.sciencefocus.com... Dr Dean Burnett tackles a stubborn, and increasingly harmful, brain myth. For Science Focus Magazine. #Brains #Teens #Development #Autonomy

‘Your brain isn’t fully formed until you’re 25’: A neuroscientist demolishes the greatest mind myth | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Whether you are young or old, your brain is always changing.

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