Tim Regan

@timreganlab.bsky.social

Researching invertebrate aquaculture 🌿🐚🦪🦐 immunology, IMTA and host-microbiome 🦠 interactions at the Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh

🦪 UK ECRs in aquaculture, marine sci, env policy or sci comm — join the Shellfish Industry 2025 Workshop 🌊 📅 30 Sept–1 Oct | Oban 🎯 Skills for research comms & engagement + industry networking Free | Apply by 22 Aug: forms.gle/2jzSzgeQxe6R... Funded by ASSG & @roslininstitute.bsky.social

Workshop Application Form 2025

Thank you for your interest in the second annual Challenges in the Shellfish Industry Workshop, taking place in Oban, Scotland, from 30 September to 1 October 2025. This year’s theme, “Skills for Eff...

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🌊 Interested in shellfish health & food safety? 🦪 Join our EastBIO PhD project at the Roslin Institute! Explore mussel immunity & Vibrio interactions using genomics, transcriptomics & more 🦪🦠🧫🧬🌊 💡 Includes fieldwork & CASE placement at Cefas 📍 Edinburgh, UK Apply👉 www.findaphd.com/phds/project...

EASTBIO: Exploring Interactions between Mussels and Pathogenic Vibrio for Enhanced Shellfish Health and Food Safety at University of Edinburgh on FindAPhD.com

PhD Project - EASTBIO: Exploring Interactions between Mussels and Pathogenic Vibrio for Enhanced Shellfish Health and Food Safety at University of Edinburgh, listed on FindAPhD.com

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Compiling some videos for our upcoming #bioc102 class with MSc Biological Oceanography students at Kiel University and #Geomar. Critter of the week: blue mussels with forests of small creatures living on their shells. We‘ll zoom into these forests in the next weeks… 🦑

And this afternoon Rob Stewart presented results from his PhD on TRIM25 in salmon in response to virus infections. He confirmed through multiple analysis that they are 2 copies of ssTRIM25 in A. salmon and only one on chr2 is up regulated upon infection with a putative role in suppressing ISAVirus

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Kallen Sullivan, a PhD student from the Bean's lab at Roslin presented her awesome work on developing cell culture in oysters 🦪🧫🔬 to study oyster immune response to bonamia infection. I'm always amazed by the different organs you can find in a rock, an oyster sorry 😅 👩🏻‍🔬🧪

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🌊New paper! A Scottish oyster farmer faced summer mortalities linked to Vibrio spp. We provide sequences for V. splendidus + highly virulent V. aestuarianus isolates🦠🖥️🧬 Bonus content: Morts declined each year, with no unusual deaths this year!💪🦪 #Oysters #Vibrio www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Scottish oyster mortality event and association with Vibrio aestuarianus

Pacific oysters, Crassostrea (Magallana) gigas, are the most commonly cultured invertebrate species globally. Recent years have seen outbreaks of summ…

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For #IWD, the UN's theme for the day is "Invest in women: accelerate progress", an empowering theme for us all 👩‍🔬 I'm very happy and deeply touched to have been awarded "Academic Champion of the year" from #WiSA 💜 I am very proud to be part of an 🐟 Aquaculture community that is very supportive 🧬💻

A screenshot of a blue slide from the WiSA Awards with me (woman) smiling and holding a wooden award for the Academic champion winner. My name role and position in my in research institute are written on the side

Don't miss this opportunity! Few days left to apply to the Tenure-track assistant professor position in our Department at the University of Lausanne and with the NCCR Microbiomes. Topics: microbial interactions, microbiome research, microbial symbiosis (...) Deadline: Jan 31! tinyurl.com/4k2mevax

Philipp Engel@pengellab.bsky.social · 3y ago

Our Department at University of Lausanne is recruiting a tenure-track Assist. Prof. on microbial interactions linked to the nccr-microbiomes.ch Don't miss this opportunity to join a friendly, dynamic department in a city with hard-to-beat quality of life. Apply tinyurl.com/4k2mevax by Jan 31! 🧪