Matthieu Blandenet
@matblandenet
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Research Associate at Newcastle University. Work on a project with Henrik Strahl, Seamus Holden and Waldemar Vollmer. Study bacteria cell wall synthesis.
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
Joined October 2022
I had the pleasure of showing families and children some of the tools we use in biology at the��@NewcastleUniversity Discover Festival today! I shared what I do as a microbiologist, highlighting the importance of my work on antibiotic resistance. #NCLDiscoverFest
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Yesterday, I gave a #pintofscience talk for the first time! I really enjoyed talking about fighting bacteria by attacking the cell wall with the public. Thanks to the organizers ! #pint25 #newcastle
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IVA Prime: automated primer design for in vivo assembly cloning https://t.co/VVcSnRvIcm
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Bacterial cell wall and antibiotics ?🧐 To find out more, come to #PINT25 @pintofscience
Don’t miss your chance #Newcastle, tickets for #PINT25 are out! @pintofscience More info about tickets and venues here https://t.co/ilG6WXhHIF Repost appreciated :)
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If you are looking for a PhD project with an opportunity to find new antibiotics, check the link and consider joining us! This is a new and exciting collaborative project between my and @kate_duncan's labs, based at @CBCB_Newcastle and @nubiosciences. https://t.co/DWR9Y9f43i
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PhD Project - MRC DiMeN Doctoral Training Partnership: Discovery of resistance-breaking antibiotics targeting bacterial lipids at Newcastle University, listed on FindAPhD.com
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Our new study published on @NatureComms shows how fungi completely remodel their protective cell walls for adaptive survival against antifungal treatment. Check out the story here: https://t.co/ekcKXNFY1M
@MSUChem @MSUNatSci #Nmrchat #NMR #NMRnews @EMSLscience @NationalMagLab
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Nature Communications - Echinocandins inhibit the biosynthesis of β−1,3-glucan, an essential component of the fungal cell wall, but their efficacy against the pathogen Aspergillus...
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Hi everyone! I'm raising money for Children’s Cancer North and Candlelighters. The challenge is to cycle 105miles (170km) from Newcastle to Leeds on 6 July. Join us by contributing to our fund: https://t.co/1LD0X1FyVH Many thanks !
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Help Matthieu and Camille Blandenet Drai raise money to support Children's Cancer North
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Hi everyone! I’m raising money this September for @macmillancancer by completing one of their 26-mile hikes (again)! If anyone has got any spare pennies, I would appreciate any amount of donation to this fantastic charity. https://t.co/k9p31IOoUE
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Please come and talk to Neha today, one of our @NclBNS Final Year UGrads who is presenting her contribution to our #trimethoprim project at #MicroBio24 #HarrySmithStudentship #Poster192
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A historical sequence deletion in a commonly used Bacillus subtilis chromosome integration vector generates undetected ... https://t.co/QCiDHyi9Hq
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Since the 1980s, chromosome-integration vectors have been used as a core method of engineering Bacillus subtilis . One of the most frequently used vector backbones contains chromosomally derived...
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Still plenty of time to apply for this AMR PhD studentship. If interested, please don't hesitate to contact me despite the holidays.
If you are looking for an AMR-themed PhD project and want to learn cool techniques such as microscopy and chemical genetic screens, come join my lab at @CBCB_Newcastle. This project is a close collaboration with @BanzhafLab and Gary Sharples (Durham). https://t.co/vG8CjjrpMr
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1) According to the @royalsociety, around 61% of postdocs are non U.K. nationals. 2) postdoc starting salaries are around £36k. 3) the last significant announcement from the Government about science policy was: ‘KICKING WOKE IDEOLOGY out of science’
Salary threshold for skilled worker visas to rise to £38,700 under government plans to cut legal migration levels Follow live
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What's 𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘢𝘶𝘭𝘭𝘺 hiding in your go-to cloning plasmid? The plasmids we use typically have long histories of cutting & splicing and forgotten junk often litters plasmids. Excited to announce the release of pLannotate:
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If you are looking for an AMR-themed PhD project and want to learn cool techniques such as microscopy and chemical genetic screens, come join my lab at @CBCB_Newcastle. This project is a close collaboration with @BanzhafLab and Gary Sharples (Durham). https://t.co/vG8CjjrpMr
findaphd.com
PhD Project - BBSRC NLD Doctoral Training Partnership: Interplay between bacterial multidrug efflux and outer membrane permeability creates an unexpected vulnerability towards antibiotics at Newcas...
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I am excited to share my work on a new CRISPRi system in Bacillus subtilis with no leakiness, low noise, and rapidly reversible (with a new rapamycin-inducible degron) @fleshball Another gadget to the Synbio utility belt! #CRISPR #synbio
BatCRISPRi: Bacillus titratable CRISPRi for dynamic control in Bacillus subtilis https://t.co/wG8GkcMQk1
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Our new study published on Nature Commutations reveals how fungi rebuilt their cell wall armor to withstand stress in extreme conditions, e.g. hypersaline environments typically unfavorable for microbial growth. Check out the story here: https://t.co/y0X4DkeeMA
@MSUChem #Nmrchat
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Nature Communications - Solid-state NMR snapshots of Aspergillus sydowii and other halophilic fungal species reveal the structural rearrangement of polysaccharides and proteins, which create a...
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Structural adaptation of fungal cell wall in hypersaline environment. Nat Commun 14, 7082 (2023). https://t.co/Dn1w6otasA
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