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July/ 2022
What a week! Kathy's 1st first-author paper about the SOS DNA damage response in Streptomyces get's published in the Journal of Bacteriology; Joe's first SepH crystals diffracted beautifully and we submitted another manuscript.
March/ 2022
Congratulations to Kathy who posted her very first preprint on bioRxiv about her work describing the DNA damage response in Streptomyces. Read more HERE
January/ 2022
New Year & new paper from the lab published in Nature Communications with a nice "Behind the paper" blog post by Matt which you can find HERE.
December/ 2021
We are getting ready for the Xmas break! The lab has been decorated, we went out for a Xmas lunch, had secret Santa gifts and enjoyed a walk along Horsey beach with lots of seals! Merry Christmas from the Schlimpert lab!
October/ 2021
A very warm welcome to Rebecca Diss who has joined our lab as PhD student.
June/ 2021
Lots happening in the lab - A very warm welcome to Max Jordan and Hannah McDonald. Max joins us as a PhD student and Hannah will be with us for the next 3 months as a visiting PhD student.
We also just uploaded Matt's work to bioRxiv, describing a novel component of the Streptomyces cell division machinery that is crucial for fitness and sporulation. Read more about Matt's work HERE.
17/ 03/ 2021
Congratulations to Felix (now working at the NIH), Matt and Joe on their paper about "A conserved cell division protein directly regulates FtsZ dynamics in filamentous and unicellular actinobacteria" now published in eLife!!! We celebrated with pizza for lunch.
04/ 01/ 2021
We welcome Max Jordan to the lab. Max is going to do a 10-week rotation project in our lab.
02/ 10/ 2020
We released our first preprint!!! This work was spearheaded by Felix, Matt and Joe. You can check it out here:
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.10.01.322578v1.full.pdf
01/ 04/ 2020
Now officially adopted to the Schlimpert lab: Felix Ramos-Leon. Welcome Felix!
27/ 03/ 2020
Our first BBSRC responsive mode grant application was successful!!! We will be studying cell division in Streptomyces.
04/ 10/ 2019
We welcome Kathy Stratton! First week in the lab and Kathy is already working hard at the bench making competent cells and harvesting Streptomyces spores!
29/ 08/ 2019
Sending off Jan Falguera who has been visiting the lab this summer. Thanks a lot Jan for all your hard work, the countless growth curve experiments and the brilliant new lab logo!
25/ 07/ 2019
There is a special feature highlighting some of the research in our Department in the summer issue of John Innes 'Advances' magazine. Read more here: https://www.jic.ac.uk/editions/summer-2019/
01/ 07/ 2019
We welcome Jan Falguera from Justin Nodwell's lab. Jan will be staying with us for two months to learn how to do live-cell imaging of Streptomyces cell division.
05/ 06/ 2019
We welcome Martyna Gongerowska from Dagmara Jakimowicz's lab for a short visit to our lab and the lab of Matt Hutchings at UEA.
18/ 04/ 2019
We won a small seed grant to kick-start a new project in the lab. We have a 6-months Postdoc position available starting this summer. For more information on the position and how to apply, please visit: http://jobs.jic.ac.uk/Details.asp?vacancyID=14501
08/ 04/ 2019
Susan is will be presenting our recent data on a novel cell division protein in Streptomyces at the "Cell Biology of Prokaryotes" meeting in Germany. https://www.eventbrite.de/e/cell-biology-of-prokaryotes-registration-49977814990
02/ 01/ 2019
The Schlimpert Lab officially opens!
11/ 11/ 2018
01/ 10/ 2018
Susan has won her first grant (Research Fellow Enhancement Award from the Royal Society). We have a PhD position available starting early 2019. More information can be found here. Please feel free to email Susan for discuss informal inquiries about the position.
24/ 09/ 2018
Susan has been awarded the University Research Fellowship from The Royal Society. Our Streptomyces lab will officially open in Jan 2019. We are looking for potential PhD students and postdocs to join the lab. If your research interests align with us, please feel free to email Susan to discuss potential employment.
