The lab has successfully made our move into LSE006, our new space for years to come.
The lab has successfully made our move into LSE006, our new space for years to come.
More good news! The National Insitute of Health are funding our R03 grant "Mechanisms and dynamics of superinfection exclusion in microviral prophage populations".
Paul and Alex travel to the 2024 meeting of the American Society of Microbiology in Atlanta, Georgia
Wherein Paul describes a new phage infecting Rhodobacter with Friend of the Lab and Cryo-EM Wizard Pavol Bardy.
We are hiring a postdoctoral reserearcher to isolate and characterize microviruses of the human gut.
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Good news! The NIH Centers of Bioedical Research Excellence (COBRE) program is funding the Oklahoma Center for Microbiome Research, which includes our lab's project "Engineering host-determinants of novel gut microviruses"
Our new article is published in Annual Reviews of Virology covering microvirus diversity, biology and taxonomy. A beginner's primer for research into these tiny bacteriophages!
New researchers join the lab and teaching commences.
Mehraj and Paul travel to lovely Madison, Wisconsin.