It’s been five years since the Pathogen Genomics and Evolution group joined the Department of Veterinary Medicine and, in that time, we’ve been lucky enough to work with some great scientists including undergrads, masters and PhD students. Here’s to the next five years!
To mark the publication of our recent paper, Colonization and transmission of Staphylococcus aureus in schools: a citizen science project, senior author Dr Andrew Conlan wrote a post for the Microbiology Society blog. In it, Andrew provides a background to the project and its findings.
Cambridge Africa has written a really nice blog post covering Prince’s stay with the group. Link
To mark the sad occasion of Hayley Wilson leaving PGEG, the group went out for dinner at Baan Thai for some very tasty Thai food. We’re very sorry to see Hayley go and wish her all the best in her new job.
Following the end of his six month visit to the PGEG, Prince headed back to Ghana to begin preparations for a week long Introduction to Bacterial Genomics workshop that was held in the third week of January 2023. Andries flew out a few days before to help get the teaching machines set up and joined Prince’s group on their annual retreat. Read here for a more detailed write-up of the course.