
Bacteriology is Hiring!
The Department of Bacteriology invites applications for two new faculty members.
Welcome
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Bacteriology makes fundamental discoveries in microbiology, develops practical applications that affect lives, and provides superior training for the next generation of microbiologists. This training allows undergraduate and graduate students to begin careers that contribute to the world in many ways — in research, teaching, industry, entrepreneurship, scientific writing and editing, and government service. Our community is as a vibrant place to learn, teach, and conduct research; a place rich in opportunity, ideas, creativity, and resources; and a place where people can flourish and discover their own potential.
Events
- Dec03 Pf Bacteriophage is a Parasite of Both Pseudomonas and Humans Paul Bollyky — Stanford University | Host: Karthik Anantharaman
- Dec10 Dissecting and engineering colonization programs in bacteria David Hershey — University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Mar04 Lecture title TBA Harris Wang — Columbia University | Host: Jean-Michel Ané
- Mar11 Lecture title TBA Speaker TBA
- Mar18 Lecture title TBA Justin Meyer — UC San Diego | Host: Charlie Mo
Recent Publications
- Sushila Bhattacharya, Lisa Fischer, Evrim Fer, Jennifer Snoozy, Grace N Hagedorn, Marco Herde, Betül Kaçar, Claus-Peter Witte, Kurt Warnhoff PLoS genetics
- Timothy Haskett, Marcelo Bueno Batista, Sandipan Samaddar, Hayley Knights, Valentina Infante, Jean-Michel Ané, Emanuel Maltempi de Souza, Ray Dixon, Philip Poole, Tim Schnabel Nature biotechnology
- Ling Yuan, Karthik Anantharaman, Bin Ma, Antonio Pedro Camargo, LinXing Chen The ISME journal
- Aude E Trinquier, Franck Slama, Junlang Liu, Lucille Pham, Lauren Stolt, Jue D Wang Science advances
- Holly L Nichols, Laura E Brettell, Miguel A Saldaña, Shivanand Hegde, Eva Heinz, Kathy Vaccaro, Grant L Hughes, Kerri L Coon Microbiome
Google Drive link (campus login required) to the agenda for our next Bacteriology Faculty meeting.
