Nick Shikuma retweeted
The biofouling marine tube #worm, #Hydroides #elegans, is an indirect developing #polychaete and significant model organism in #developmentalbiology, #metamorphosis and the #evolution of #host-microbe interactions. @ShikumaLab doi.org/10.1002/dvdy.628
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Check out our latest paper that uses bacterial genetics to link tetrabromopyrrole production with coral morphogenesis.
nature.com/articles/s43705-0…
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Register for the SoCal #microbiome #symposium at #UCR on 9/22/23!Awesome lineup: DianneNewman @mwallenstein @RoperLabUCR @DrSueIshaq @IvanVujovi3 AnselHsiao @MRebolleda @emmala! Hosted by @UCRiverside @UCI_Microbiome @CedarsSinai @UCSanDiego
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Happy to share a passion project from my PhD working with bacterial genetics and corals! This work wouldn’t have been possible without support from @morganvfarrell Alyssa Demko @DrJMSneed Valerie Paul @BradMoore_SIO @ShikumaLab
Stay tuned for the final version!
Linking bacterial tetrabromopyrrole biosynthesis to coral metamorphosis biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_micrbio
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Come be my lab mate and join our quickly growing team tackling microbiome editing!
Join the team developing the new field of #microbiome editing! We are recruiting a jointly advised postdoc with Jennifer Doudna @doudna_lab to apply new CRISPR-Cas systems to editing clinically and environmentally relevant microbiomes.
Learn more ⬇️ aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF03…
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Join the team developing the new field of #microbiome editing! We are recruiting a jointly advised postdoc with Jennifer Doudna @doudna_lab to apply new CRISPR-Cas systems to editing clinically and environmentally relevant microbiomes.
Learn more ⬇️ aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF03…
Nick Shikuma retweeted
The second chapter of my PhD is live!
A modular plasmid toolkit applied in marine Proteobacteria reveals functional insights during bacteria-stimulated metamorphosis biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… (1/n)
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Congratulations to @SDSU professor emeritus Stanley Maloy for being named a 2022 @aaas Fellow for his accomplishments as a microbiologist, entrepreneur and science advocate.
newscenter.sdsu.edu/sdsu_new…
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Hi twitter friends! We’re thrilled to announce the return of Micro Student Symposium. Join us April 15, back in-person for the first time since 2019! 🦠🔬 Registration is free & open to all researchers/students interested in joining us #CalMicro2023
Nick Shikuma retweeted
For decades, Dr. Anthony Fauci has led with science to fight infectious disease. His leadership during the pandemic saved countless lives, & his commitment to evidence-based science is a key reason why public policies have been able to protect public health. ASM stands w/ Fauci.
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Why you, regardless of where you are and what you do, should care and be outraged about this situation occurring at a small CSU in Northern California, @ChicoState: This kind of thing is pervasive in academia and science. 1/🧵
A prominent @ChicoState biology professor allegedly spoke of killing two female colleagues who cooperated in a 2020 investigation that found he had a prohibited sexual affair with a graduate student, state court and newly released university records show. edsource.org/2022/chico-stat…
Nick Shikuma retweeted
I'm excited and honored to be speaking tomorrow at SynBio Day 2022. Interested in synthetic biology for the protection of the planet? Check out the live stream below. linkedin.com/video/event/urn…
@eureKAREfr @ShikumaLab @Metamorphotech1
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Check out this SDSU Research highlight on our work developing bacterial products for biotechnology. @ShikumaLab @SDSU_RF @Metamorphotech1
The work of @SDSU scholars touches every aspect of society – from racial injustice to conservation – and takes place in nearly any location you can imagine – from outer space to the Pacific Ocean.
Learn more in Highlights:
research.sdsu.edu/highlights
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Some bacteria produce tiny syringes to deliver protein into cells, making these #nanosyringes an exciting new tool for protein #DrugDelivery.
@sci_steph talked to @ShikumaLab @SDSU, @CharlesFEricson @ETH, & @NanoSyrinx to learn more.
#NationalNanoDay
ow.ly/qzBF50L4Nfc
Nick Shikuma retweeted
We are really looking forward to seeing all of you on Monday September 19th for the SoCal Microbiome Symposium! Details here: microbiome.uci.edu/event/soc… @Suzanne_Devkota @gilbertjacka @bunsen_B @JumoDr @JedFuhrman @JoleahLamb @sydneyglassman @ShikumaLab @BiomeSense @ZymoResearch
Nick Shikuma retweeted
I did not have the privilege of directly interacting with Dr. Lynn Margulis outside of occasional Q&A sessions after her seminars. Fortunately, @jfosterUF and Margaret McFall-Ngai did, and here they introduce the special @IntlSymbioSoc journal issue on her link.springer.com/article/10…
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Our paper featured @NIEHS Environmental Factor! Am immensely grateful for the @NIH investment in Oceans and Human Health research. The #seaurchin continues to pay dividends - here in understanding drug transporters during development. bit.ly/3bqHCPt
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Technology employing NanoSyringes as therapeutics is gaining traction! We are excited to be at the forefront of this emerging tech!
@ShikumaLab
@SDSUResearch
drugdiscoverynews.com/bacter…
Nick Shikuma retweeted
“When we got our first look at them down the electron microscope, it was a bit of a ‘Wow!’ These really do look like syringes,” @Nick_Waterfield @NanoSyrinx & @warwickuni told @sci_steph about his discovery of bacterial #nanosyringes.
ow.ly/2WWF50JSVSA
Nick Shikuma retweeted
Hey #BeneficialMicrobesMtg - if you are interested in host-microbe interactions and the mechanisms symbionts use to manipulate hosts, reach out! I'm hiring postdocs!

























