Microbial Tools
15 May 2018 publication
The May 2018 issue of Microbiology Today focuses on the use of micro-organisms as tools in a wide range of contexts. Throughout our feature articles, there is an emphasis on the beneficial ways in which microbes can be utilised, in areas as diverse as construction, pest control and the disposal of radioactive waste.
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Editorial
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From the President
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From the Chief Executive
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News
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Joining the Science Media Centre expert database
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Building bacterial bridges
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The unexpected influence of microbiology on the disposal of radioactive waste
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Influenza pseudotype research and development
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Using microbes for precision insect pest control
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Viruses: life-saving drugs?
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Annual Conference
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Focused Meetings 2018
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Policy: Engaging in Science Policy
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International Committee on Systematics of Prokaryotes (ICSP)
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iGEM: Get & Give (&Share)
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Schoolzone: The Super Cells
15 May 2018The immune system protects us from pathogens and works together with our commensals to keep us healthy. To understand immunology is to understand infectious disease and how vaccines work. There has been a steady decline in childhood vaccinations in recent years, so I wanted to create a new resource to educate children about how pathogens infect us and how our commensals work with our immune system to keep us healthy, to help encourage young children (and their parents!) to keep up-to-date with their vaccines!
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Journals Update
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Outreach: Schools and outreach
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Early Career Microbiologists’ Forum Update: May 2018
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Membership Q&A
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Reviews
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Comment: To patent or not to patent?
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