Christina Faust

Christina Faust

@clfaust.bsky.social

landscape disease ecologist @uofgsbohvm.bsky.social

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Big news for the virome research community!  We are thrilled to announce the first-ever UK Virome Forum (UKVF) in-person event! Whether you're a PhD student, an ECR, or a PI working in virome-related research, this is your space to connect and collaborate.

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We already have more than 💯 participants for #ExE2026, but there are still places available. Once you have registered, you have until April 1 to submit an abstract, so don’t miss out and register now at sites.exeter.ac.uk/exe/registra... Everything you need to know is 👇 and at evoxeco.uk!

sites.exeter.ac.ukRegistrationTo register for ExE 2026, visit the conference web shop by clicking the Register button below. We also ask you to register for free events to get an overview of the number of participants. Capacity
Erik Postma@erikpostma.bsky.social

Interested in the interface of evolution 🧬 and ecology 🌳? Then you cannot miss #ExE2026! Hosted by @uniexecec.bsky.social in beautiful #Cornwall, this #conference has a stellar line-up of speakers and lots of pre-and post-conference workshops. Space is limited, so register now at evoxeco.uk!

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Due to inquiries we've received about delays in abstract approvals/submissions due to the partial govt shutdown and disruptive winter storms, we have EXTENDED the deadline for EEID abstracts to Feb 10th. Please still submit your abstract ASAP at this form: forms.gle/iNrppYDBucjx...

forms.gleEEID 2026 Call for Abstracts - Due Feb 3
EEID 2026 at Virginia Tech@eeid2026.bsky.social

We are excited to invite abstract submissions for talks and posters for the 2026 Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Diseases meeting at Virginia Tech (June 2-4). Abstract submissions should be made by February 3, 2026 for consideration, using the google form here: cpe.vt.edu/eeid2026/abs...

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Just a few days to go until the next London Infection & Ecology Network @lien-london.bsky.social event at the Natural History Museum! A great chance to connect with researchers across ecology and infectious disease. Register here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/london-inf...

eventbrite.co.ukLondon Infection and Ecology Meeting, 12th December, Natural History MusuemJoin us in person at the Natural History Museum on Dec 12 for the London Infection and Ecology Meeting!

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My 1st first-author paper is out as a preprint! Excited to share the fascinating story of marine-feeding vampire bats 🌊🦇 We found that marine-diet bats were exposed to #H5#AvianFlu 🦠 from marine wildlife and could potentially spread it to livestock via blood feed🩸 doi.org/10.1101/2025.11.09.686930

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First results paper from the Restoring Resilient Ecosystems project restreco.com. More to come!

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James Bullock@jmbecologist.bsky.social

If we focus on restoring ecosystem processes rather than a reference species assemblage Can we derive general rules? Here we find plant-pollinator networks in grasslands & plant-herbivore ones in woodlands both become more complex with restoration age & area www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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**JOBS ALERT** The Virology Unit at @PasteurCambodia hiring 1 Scientist and 2 Postdocs to join our fast-moving, field-connected, research-driven team on emerging viruses and zoonoses. 🧪🧬🥼🦠🔬🐓💉🦇😷 Limited time to apply — and we need people to start ASAP.**👇

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Apply to this program and share with students in your networks! We will work 1:1 with you on your applications, CVs, interviews, etc bsky.app/profile/stan...

The Stanford Biology Preview Program@stanfordbpp.bsky.social

Just a few more days until the deadline! If you're planning to apply to Bio-based PhD programs this year, considering joining us at the Biology Preview Program where we'll walk you through the PhD application process and help you polish you application materials! Apply here: bit.ly/4n4Nxtu

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Please share! We are accepting applications for the Biology Preview Program, which aims to make the PhD application process accessible and work with students to strenghten applications. Participants will receive a fee waiver, work 1:1 w/ a mentor, and meet w/faculty. Link: forms.gle/1xBShmvot5Vr...

forms.gle2025 Stanford Biology Preview Program ApplicationThe Stanford Biology Preview Program (BPP) aims to support scholars through the PhD application process. The Stanford BPP offers virtual workshops to provide insight into the Stanford Biology PhD Prog...

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📣🚨📣Deadline extended to 6th June 2025! 📣🚨📣 Applications are still open for our MSc+PhD scholarships in Ecological Data Science available to those from underrepresented groups. This offers fully funded MSc (full UK fees and UKRI stipend) followed by entry to our 4-year PhD programme.

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Replying to @restoreideu.bsky.social

🎶 Soundscapes, beavers, bats, and over 320,000 minutes of audio! (2/2) We use soundscape ecology to study how restoration influences biodiversity without having to spot every species. Check out our method in this blog post + 6-slide carousel 👇 bit.ly/4jGaAZz #Soundscape #BiodiversityMonitoring

Happy to answer any questions! Applications due May 12.

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James Hassell@jameshassell.bsky.social

📣 We’re hiring! 2-yr postdoc at Smithsonian’s NZCBI on an NSF-funded project with partners incl. Glasgow, RVC, Uganda MOH, Cary Institute. Focus: land use change, rodent movement, human-rodent contact, modeling disease risk, w/ plenty of fieldwork in Uganda. Details: tinyurl.com/SINSFR

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📣 We’re hiring! 2-yr postdoc at Smithsonian’s NZCBI on an NSF-funded project with partners incl. Glasgow, RVC, Uganda MOH, Cary Institute. Focus: land use change, rodent movement, human-rodent contact, modeling disease risk, w/ plenty of fieldwork in Uganda. Details: tinyurl.com/SINSFR

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📣 Excited annouce that the next London Infection Ecology Network (LIEN)🦠🌎🧪🌳🌤️ in-person event is taking place on April 30th at the RVC (Camden)! If you’d like to attend, please register for a free ticket via Eventbrite: 🔗 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/london-inf...

eventbrite.co.ukLondon Infection and Ecology MeetingLIEN fosters interdisciplinary collaboration between ecology and health sciences, supporting inclusive research and innovation.

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How does land use impact disease spillover? 🌍🦠 Join the "Land Health: Preventing Zoonoses Spillover" webinar on March 5 & hear #RESTOREID partner @clfaust.bsky.social discuss biodiversity, agriculture & disease risk. 📅 Join here: buff.ly/Il0EGeA #OneHealth ‪@cp-trendsparasitol.bsky.social‬

buff.lyLand health: Preventing zoonoses spilloverMost modern pandemics have their origins in diverse microbes carried by animal reservoirs, particularly in highly biodiverse tropical regions. Human activities, such as forest conversion and…

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I'm very pleased to have two lab positions open this week, to join our team looking at immune regulation in infection and co-infection. We're especially interested in tissue-based immunity, cytokine regulation and immune metabolism. Join us! Postdoc (3y) and research technician (12mo) posts open.

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Excited to announce we’re launching a new short course at @lshtm.bsky.social, focused on infectious disease outbreak analytics & applied transmission modelling in R! Based on your feedback, we’ve designed this online, flexible course to cover 5 days of content over 4 weeks in July 2025...

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Friday was very special for me, two papers got published about the work we did back in 2020/21 in aid of Colombia’s public health response against the pandemic. It was a time of challenges, and no big biotech company would sell reagents to third world Colombia, so we worked on developong our own!