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Ben Libberton

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I'm a freelance science communicator, formerly a Postdoc in the biofilm field. I'm interested in how bacteria cause disease and look to technology to produce novel tools to study and ultimately prevent infection.

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Comment on Small molecule inhibitor might prevent tooth cavities
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Ben Libberton
Oct 04, 2017

Nice post! Do you have a link to the article?

Comment on Which unsung hero of science are you? Take part in our quiz to find out...
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Ben Libberton
Feb 20, 2017
Cool, I got Tesla.
Comment on MICROBIOLOGY (and Twilight)
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Ben Libberton
Feb 10, 2017
I would have watched Twilight if it was like this!
Comment on Staph crowd surfs with Pseudomonas.
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Ben Libberton
Feb 06, 2017
This is a really nice video but your crowd surfing description makes it even better!
Comment on Tools and Techniques for Microbiome Analysis
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Ben Libberton
Feb 03, 2017
I'm really looking forward to the day when sequencers like MinION are as ubiquitous as PCR machines on the lab bench. I think as long as we have good databases for depositing data like this the fact that so many people have access will help with reproducibility. Thanks for filming this George (and for starring Elisabeth Bik). For those who could not attend like me, it really helps to understand what went on.
Comment on San Francisco Microbiome Symposium - Discount code
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Ben Libberton
Jan 25, 2017
Nice! Thanks for letting us know George.
Comment on Behind the Paper - Tracing back ancient oral microbiomes and oral pathogens using dental pulps from ancient teeth
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Ben Libberton
Jan 23, 2017
Great, I will look into it and I can't wait to see what you find!
Comment on Behind the Paper - Tracing back ancient oral microbiomes and oral pathogens using dental pulps from ancient teeth
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Ben Libberton
Jan 23, 2017
Great story - it's nice to see what goes into making a paper. The work is obviously really interesting to find out more about disease epidemics in the past. Is there anyway that these techniques can be used to model the spread of diseases today? I know there are lots of differences, especially with the we travel, but there is some value in being able accurately study a disease epidemic that has run it's course.

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