Jero wins the Karen Ippen-Ihler Memorial prize
Jero received this prestigious prize to the best young researcher in plasmid biology.
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I gained my PhD in 2010 in Madrid and moved to Oxford to work as a postdoc in Craig MacLean’s lab. In 2016 I came back to Spain to start my own lab in the Ramon y Cajal Hospital with a Miguel Servet Fellowship. I am a veterinarian fascinted by the microbial work in general and by plasmids in particular. I am also a big fan of dogs, tv, football (soccer) and people with a sense of humour.
The PBE lab attends two conferences over summer
We have attended the Plasmid Biology conference in Seattle and the Evolution meeting in Montpellier.
Opinion paper in Trends in Microbiology
New paper on the evolution of plasmid-mediated antibiotic resistance.
How do plasmids affect bacterial physiology?
In this new paper we explored the transcriptomic and metabolic responses of Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAO1 to different plasmids.
New grant awarded to lab member
Jero was awarded with a Project Grant from the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy