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Eveline Snelders
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Associate professor @ Wageningen University & Research, NL | Antifungal resistance | Fungal genetics 🍄 | http://FUNgalSNELDERSlab.org
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Hi fungal friends!
For #FungalFriday a thread about our newly published work, “Land use drives drug resistance in an airborne human fungal pathogen”, now out in The ISME Journal with @bobriggeman.bsky.social, Hylke Kortenbosch, @benauxier.bsky.social + co-authors academic.oup.com/ismej/articl...
Land use drives drug resistance in an airborne human fungal pathogen
Abstract. Humans are exposed to the mold Aspergillus fumigatus via inhalation, and infections are increasingly resistant to triazole-class antifungals. Eco
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December 5, 2025 at 1:51 PM
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marionperrier.bsky.social
Anyone looking for roommates for #Fungal26 in Asilomar?
I will participate and I am looking for someone to share a room for the week!

I'm a female PhD student, looking to share a room with another female. Please DM me if you'd like to team up with me 😄
Reposts appreciated!
December 4, 2025 at 2:22 PM
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tanjaslotte.bsky.social
One week left to apply for these amazing TT positions at Stockholm University! Deadline Jan 20, 2025.
tanjaslotte.bsky.social Tanja Slotte @tanjaslotte.bsky.social · Nov 22
Come be my colleague! Three tenure track positions open at Stockholm University. Great start-up packages & environment for evolution and biodiversity research!
fburki.bsky.social Fabien Burki @fburki.bsky.social · Nov 22
Anyone looking for an assistant professor position in biodiversity research? Not one but three positions available at Stockholm U:
www.su.se/department-o...
January 13, 2025 at 8:21 PM
evelinesnelders.bsky.social
Who needs a high impact paper when you can get this 🤩
December 12, 2024 at 8:31 PM
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farmgirlphd.bsky.social
Re-posting this. The deadline is next week, Dec 19! Come join our dept as an assistant prof! Model organism researchers strongly encouraged to apply!! @moleculargenetics.bsky.social
farmgirlphd.bsky.social Dr. Julie Claycomb @farmgirlphd.bsky.social · Oct 29
Please share broadly! We (Molecular Genetics, University of Toronto) are looking for a new faculty member! Deadline Dec 19. Those working on model organisms and using genomics, computational and systems approaches are strongly encouraged to apply! Reach out w/ Qs!

jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Toronto-...
Assistant Professor - Molecular Biology and Genetics
Assistant Professor - Molecular Biology and Genetics
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December 10, 2024 at 5:36 PM
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Job alert! We have an open technician position in our lab at the Leibniz-HKI, please spread the word!
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Stellenangebot Technische*r Assistent*in (m/w/div) oder Biologielaborant*in bei Leibniz HKI Jobportal
Wissenschaft/Forschung in Jena
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December 10, 2024 at 1:18 PM
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drannecarpenter.bsky.social
Highly recommend (long) read for anyone who's been leading a lab 10+ years!
I suppose, then, I am well qualified to say something about staying in the game. I have done it for over twenty years. I have contributed to research on several topics in biology and the social sciences. I hold a full professorship in a decent research-intensive university. I get some very nice academic invitations. So it seems I have avoided the ‘exit academia’ arrows, possibly even with aplomb. But—and this is what qualifies me—I haven’t avoided them nearly as easily as you probably think. If it looks that way from the outside, that’s only because you lack the data I have. You don’t see the failures, the false starts, the wasted time, or the awkward conversations with the Dean. (These are ubiquitous, by the way, just not well written up in the literature.) And opposite the Scylla of the ‘exit academia’ arrows has always lurked the Charybdis of my own demoralization: walking away from the game even if the game does not eject me. I gave up completely once, for several years, then eventually clawed my way back in; a second time I partly gave up but left myself attached by a lifeline, a lifeline I duly climbed up within a year or so; and probably two or three more times over the years I reached the point of starting to make other plans. Periodic demoralization and depression are not rare amongst researchers. It’s not not caring any more, or not being able to be bothered, as depression is often and erroneously characterized. It is caring so much, being so bothered, that one cannot advance on any front. One drowns in one’s own disorganized and gradually souring passion. This feeling is probably near- ubiquitous too.
December 9, 2024 at 4:24 PM