Justine Rudkin

Justine Rudkin

@scousemicrobe.bsky.social

Principal Investigator at University of Glasgow. Bacterial Virulence & Host-Pathogen Interaction. Nasal Microbiome, Mucin, Staphylococcus aureus. Editor at Access Microbiology.

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Justine Rudkin reposted

Be my colleague! We are seeking Assistant/Associate Professors in these areas: Immunology, including but not limited to cellular immunology Infection, Bacteriology or Microbiology This is a good place to work, with excellent students and colleagues and an interactive, encouraging environment.

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Justine Rudkin reposted

We are hiring! 🔬🧫 Join our lab at the Uni Southampton as a Research Technician working on bacteria-phage interactions to develop therapies for hard-to-treat infections. 2-year post Deadline: 27 May 2026 Position start date: 1 July 2026 or shortly after Apply: jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx...

southampton.ac.uk Dr Nela Nikolic receives Springboard funding to develop approaches to tackle bacterial infections Dr Nela Nikolic receives Springboard funding to develop approaches to tackle bacterial infections

Wrapping up a busy week at MicroSoc AC26 by celebrating my ASM Springboard success 🤩🍾 www.gla.ac.uk/news/headlin...

gla.ac.ukDr Justine Rudkin receives Academy of Medical Sciences Springboard AwardDr Justine Rudkin, a Lecturer in Bacteriology at the School of Infection & Immunity, has been awarded a prestigious Academy of Medical Sciences Springboard Award for her work on the common bacteria St...
Academy of Medical Sciences@acmedsci.bsky.social

We’re pleased to share the latest round of our Springboard programme 👏 This year we're supporting 55 early career researchers across the UK whose bold ideas have the potential to save lives, by investing £6.7M in discovery-driven health research 💡 ➡️ bit.ly/4syNGa8

Interesting new peer review reward system just launched by JMIR Publications. A points-based system which can be exchanged for publishing services, in recognition of quality peer review- emphasis on quality, with detailed instructions for achieving this. support.jmir.org/hc/en-us/art...

support.jmir.orgKarma Reviewer Rewards ProgramEffective from February 4, 2026, the new JMIR Publications Karma Reviewer Rewards Program is a merit-based system designed to recognize and reward high-quality peer review contributions. Through th...

Justine Rudkin reposted

The @crick.ac.uk is recruiting Early Career Group Leaders - Lab set-up, research costs, salaries for up to 5 researchers - Support for up to 12 years - Access to our core facilities - Competitive salary - Fantastic colleagues - All areas of biology Deadline 27 Nov www.crick.ac.uk/careers-stud...

crick.ac.ukEarly career group leadersWe appoint researchers from across biology and biomedicine to set up their first groups at the Crick.

PhD opportunity to come and work in Glasgow, developing advanced tissue culture models to study Staphylococcus aureus colonisation and infection #microsky #PhD #DTPprogram Enquiries from potential applicants are welcome. www.gla.ac.uk/postgraduate... www.findaphd.com/phds/program...

gla.ac.ukUniversity of Glasgow - Postgraduate study - Centres for Doctoral Training - NorthWest Biosciences - Our Projects - Understanding Pathogens, from Molecules to Phenotypes - Justine Rudkin

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This is what happens when you chose to publish with @microbiologysociety.org. You are building the future of microbiology and giving a start to some incredible new scientists.

Microbiology Society@microbiologysociety.org

Meet the Vacation Studentship 2025 grant awardees 🤩! We loved receiving these photos! When you publish with us, we have the funds to continue supporting Early Career Microbiologists in developing their knowledge and skills.

@microbiologysociety.org have been at this for a while on their innovative Open Research Platform, Access Microbiology. If you like the sounds of this, but your work isn't quite Nature level, send it to Access Microbiology www.microbiologyresearch.org/content/jour... #PeerReview #OpenScience #SciPub

microbiologyresearch.orgAccess MicrobiologyAccess Microbiology is an innovative open research platform. Read more about it in this news story and the platform's About page.As a sound science, open research platform, Access Microbiology offers ...
David Green, PhD@ecologistgreen.bsky.social

Finally! @nature.com is making #PeerReview reports public. Transparency like this is a huge win for science, trust, & credibility. Now if only they'd adopt #doubleblind review and always disclose reviewer identities, they might be as transformative as @stacksjournal.bsky.social #SciPub 🧪

Conferences with your friends are some of the best bits of the job. The job is not easy, but how very lucky to have such strong and opinionated women as my peers to conspire and collaborate with

Seána Duggan@seanaduggan.bsky.social

… and thanks to these colleagues for making work so fun @scousemicrobe.bsky.social @mervesuzanzeden.bsky.social @emstevens93.bsky.social @dorabonini.bsky.social

Justine Rudkin reposted

For those of you who approached me at @microbiologysociety.org #Microbio25 (and anyone else interested!!), this is your last chance to apply for our PDRA position. Come join us in Glasgow!

Giusy Mariano@giusym1990.bsky.social

🚨We are hiring! A MRC-funded PDRA position to study novel anti-phage systems & their evolutionary dynamics in P. aeruginosa, in collaboration with @friendlymicrobe. If you are passionate about phage-bacteria interactions & evolution, apply now ! tinyurl.com/bddz4z44

First PhD student of the Rudkin Lab presenting at her first Microbiology Society event. Super proud of how well she's doing. Hope it's the first of many #MicroBio25

Megan Smith-Cerdán@megssc.bsky.social

Absolutely loved my first @microbiologysociety.org annual conference! 🦠 It was great to attend so many fascinating talks, chat over lots of interesting posters and share my research with such a supportive community!

Justine Rudkin reposted

Anyone have a good paper looking at presence/absence rates of outer membrane porins in E. coli clinically? What is the occurrence rates of infections caused by E. coli lacking ompA/C/F? I've lots of papers showing the impact of omp loss on AMR and virulence, but how common is this? #MicroSky

"We are concerned by the action that Clarivate is taking, but not because of the possibility that eLife will not be eligible for a Journal Impact Factor but because Clarivate can use its market dominance to shut down innovation"

Time to plug Access Microbiology whilst I'm here. An Open Access, Open Data, Open Peer Review platform for all you Microbiologists out there. Oh and it is society run, so the profits go back to the community via grants. #MicroSky #OpenAccess #OpenData www.microbiologyresearch.org/content/jour...

microbiologyresearch.orgAccess MicrobiologyAccess Microbiology is an innovative open research platform. Read more about it in this news story and the platform's About page.As a sound science, open research platform, Access Microbiology offers ...

Great to see them settling in and smashing departmental presentations 5 weeks into their PhDs. Super impressive.

Conor Feehily@sligomicrobe.bsky.social

Wonderful talks from the new PhD students in Bacteriology here at the School of Infection & Immunity @UniversityofGlasgow Introducing Megan Smith-Cerdán, Phoebe Crossley, Alejandra Diaz de Aguinaga & Emily Tonge. Lots of exciting science underway.

A little over a week left to apply for this PhD position in Glasgow. Come study how Staphylococcus aureus transitions from the nasal to bloodstream niche, and how the microbiome influences colonisation status

Justine Rudkin@scousemicrobe.bsky.social

Come do a PhD with me at University of Glasgow. 3-year fully funded PhD for UK students. Friend to Foe: Colonisation as an Entry Point for S. aureus Infectionhttps://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/fully-funded-friend-to-foe-colonisation-as-an-entry-point-for-staphylococcus-aureus-infection/?p166823

Come do a PhD with me at University of Glasgow. 3-year fully funded PhD for UK students. Friend to Foe: Colonisation as an Entry Point for S. aureus Infectionhttps://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/fully-funded-friend-to-foe-colonisation-as-an-entry-point-for-staphylococcus-aureus-infection/?p166823

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Replying to @sligomicrobe.bsky.social

This work highlights the importance of considering strain differences in our microbiome studies and nuanced role of the vaginal microbiome in preterm birth. (5/n)

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Replying to @sligomicrobe.bsky.social

At a gene level🧬there were strain differences for putative genes involved in cell surface protein synthesis and glycan utilisation (4/n)