The ASM NSW/ACT branch publishes a quaterly newsletter (SYNTROPHY) which is circulated by email to members.
The main feature of Syntrophy is a lead article, which is typically prepared by a PhD student or early career researcher to help publicise their work within the microbiology community; many such articles are written by finalists for our Nancy Millis Awards, and provide a way to showcase the talent and achievements of these young scientists. Syntrophy also provides reports on past branch events, alerts on upcoming events, notifications about prizes and awards, news from the local microbiology scene, and advertisements from sponsors. Past issues have been posted below, to provide a public record of this important archive of local microbiology activities and people in NSW and ACT. But if you want the *latest* Syntrophy and the most up-to-date information, you will need to become a member!
SEM images of S pyogenes biofilms on pharyngeal cell monolayers displaying their EPS by Dr Heema Vyas
