Love Data? Come work in @Exeter_diabetes in an inclusive and friendly team of researchers & help take our #spatialbiology, Vectra Polaris Digital Pathology System, and State-of-the-Art image analysis platforms to the next level: https://t.co/WL0sJnltGY
Prof Noel Morgan and the team at Islet Biology Exeter are meeting through video chat during lockdown. Their goal is to understand how diabetes develops and use this to prevent or slow the progression of the condition in people at risk #DiabetesWeek2020#TheBigPicture
Earlier this year, the team published a paper suggesting type 1 diabetes can be split into two different subtypes depending on when it develops. It’s this kind of research that will change the way type 1 diabetes is treated https://t.co/jLckzY26Ci #thebigpicture#diabetesweek2020
Brilliant news from @ExeterMed today - #ExeterDiabetes research has been awarded £6million from the UK government - congratulations to everyone involved in this research over the last 30 years! Read more about how Exeter's team will expand here: https://t.co/ZFfUYqjNOL
Don’t forget MPs are debating all things #diabetes in the House of Commons this Wednesday. You can ask your local MP to attend and speak about the issues important to you. Not sure how to reach them? Find everything you need here: https://t.co/Juhzq5IJvj
When you talk about science, are you sure the words you are using don't mean something different to others? Here are five examples of scientific lingo to use with caution
Moving to an #OpenAccess world where no research is behind a pay-wall is the most effective way of ensuring that the research we fund can be accessed, read & built upon. We’re making changes to our policy to achieve this 📖https://t.co/GO0HCLZMFA
Things I have learned today: @gilescoren is a fat phobic, misogynistic, ass hat who has done irreprible damage to his own child by virtue of holding such stigmatising beliefs about his growing body. #FatShaming