David Sünderhauf

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Microbiologist at the University of Exeter: AMR🧫 | Loves plasmids & MGEs | Green Councillor on Truro City Council 🌿 | Would love to do more sci-comm in Cornwall 〓〓 | he/him Promoted by David Sünderhauf (Green Party), at 17 Great George St, Bristol BS1 5

meme saying "got an invitation to submit to an actually relevant journal". unfortunately "it's mdpi"
Screenshot of acknowledgments: The authors would like to thank Mario Mestre (KU Copenhagen, Denmark) and Edze Westra (University of Exeter, UK) for stimulating and inspiring discussions and enthusiasm. The authors further thank Iolanda Domingues (Exeter Centre for Cytomics, University of Exeter, UK) for project scoping using flow cytometry.
Figure 3 of the paper
Figure 2 of the paper
Figure 1 of the paper
Two cartoon images of children with plasmids for faces about to fight. Commentators are saying "Plasmid-borne CRISPR-Cas systems provide significant defensive benefits" and "Yes, but toxin-antitoxin systems on competitor plasmids constrain the offensive CRISPR-Cas benefit"
Title: "Can phage defence maintain colicin plasmids in Escherichia coli?"
Me in front of my poster
Me at Truro train station
Me with the model of a bacteriophage in the museum of natural history
Googles AI summary: " "Death by conjugation" is not a literal term but likely refers to the repetitive, overwhelming process of conjugating verbs, particularly verbs that mean "to die""
Conference flyer, all info is on link too
Emily presenting her talk
Me showing off my poster
summary cartoon slide
Figure 3 of the preprint
Figure 2 of the preprint
Figure 1 of the preprint
CRISPR-Cas on a plasmid can act defensively or offensively
pKJK5 vs RP4 cartoon sketch on plasmid competition
Screenshot of Declaration of Results of Poll
Leaflet for local elections showing bar chart with the caption "bar chart not drawn to scale"
Photo of my title slide. "A good defence is a bad offense: CRISPR-Cas in inter-plasmid competition."
Photo showing off a hidden plastic layer
R script open in Rstudio with the two lines "rm(list = ls())" and "library(tidyverse)"
Notre Dame cathedral
one minute flash talk of me presenting my work
Banner with talk details "removal of AMR genes from bacterial strains and communities using CRISPR-Cas9"
tracking info with "Some additional transit time is required since the receiver is located in a remote area"
"thanks for reporting a phish" email from university of exter being reported as phishing.
Manual colony counter
Me in front of my poster
View of the stage
me in front of my slides
View of train with laptop and train window
Qubit 2.0 next to Qubit 4
banner with conference details
Screenshot of my poster
table with three columns, the first two are filled with "[[character]]" and the last one is filled with "[[numeric]]"
screenshot of email trying to sell me an "exclusive A1 print" to celebrate my publication
Screen shot of full email inbox