Jesse Shapiro
@bjesseshapiro
Macrobe qui aime les microbes
Independent replication from my own hand (right) and foot (left) in a little family science project
#MEEHubs2026 Montreal may have collectively lost the quiz but we are winning the poster session ;)
Love the #worldcup flag combos that appear in Canada but I doubt would be viable in their home countries…
Re-upping for morning phage phriends. Hope you will find Brenna & Patrick's method useful! Here they are, with some other lab members, on a rock. They are rock stars.
Hard to stay sad about the Habs with these vibes! Let’s go Victoire! Championnes!!
The headline sounds silly but Jérôme is awesome and this is great news for science in Québec. Félicitations Jérôme, you rock!! montrealgazette.com/news/quebec-...
Naturally the poster session at the *Canadian* Society for Ecology and Evolution takes place on a hockey rink… @csee-sceemtgs.bsky.social #CSEE
Grant writing. You can tell which paragraphs were harder to write by measuring the cappuccino rings.
Proud of my lab members for clear and transparent communication practices.
It’s that time of year when even our Michelin-mentioned restaurants get on the Habs playoff wagon… and I’m here for it!
Can we PLEASE bring back more handwritten notes in academic? Reprint requests, “hey, I liked your paper,” and little notes of congratulations like the one I just received that really made my day! Note to self: do more of this! Now to go find some university letterhead and a fountain pen…
Thank you to this recommendation letter writer for breaking the monotony of reviewing grad school applications today
Anyone else appreciate the irony of the infinity symbol in the new Doodle logo? (adding insult to injury of the endless calendar polls, their ad-filled website crashes my browser and sends my laptop fan into panic mode every time)
But (second result): Certain bacterial species have increased P:H ratios with ciprofloxacin exposure. For example, in the Bangladesh cohort, P:H ratios in Salmonella enterica went from 0.94 to 1.13 with CIP exposure. We found several other similar examples in the US cohort. 5/n
First result: there is no overall change in the P:H ratio (our measure of prophage induction) in either dataset, viewed across all phages and bacterial hosts 4/n