Katharine Muscat
I am a late-stage PhD candidate working with bacteriophages of Rhodococcus equi. My project focuses mainly on characterisation of these phages for potential future use in biocontrol on farms and exploring genetic features that could be contributing to R. equi susceptibility/resistance to phage infection. I am interested in any opportunities to improve my knowledge and skills, particularly for bioinformatics work but also working with phage/bacteria in general. I am also interested in any potential future research (postdoctoral) or job opportunities in the field, preferably in animal health.
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- The latest on Instill: the peer-to-peer feedback platform With feedback from users, the Instill platform is evolving. This week Katharine Muscat, phage PhD student and volunteer Instill coordinator, shares how members have benefited from and contributed to Instill, and what they've learned from…
- A Window into Evergreen 2021 from the Next Generation of Phage Researchers This week, we're featuring an article co-published with PHAGE Journal highlighting a selection of talks from the Evergreen 2021 conference, written by a group of phage-enthusiastic students and postdocs who attended!
This week's feature…
