University of Bristol Histology Teaching

A page for histology students! Quizzes, revision aids and useful links for students studying histology at the University of Bristol

[RC of Pathologists @RCPath]

An event for #MedicalUndergraduates who want to find more about #pathology careers including interactive talks by consultants from a range of pathology specialties. https://t.co/76DsDUURpa
Also check out our other resources especially for undergraduates. https://t.co/C6ICRBzDyZ

[RC of Pathologists @RCPath]

Today's #GoogleDoodle honours microbiologist Hans Christian Gram on his 166th birth anniversary. The Gram stain distinguishes between 2 classes of bacteria. This technique is still used by medical #microbiologists, as featured in this video. #pathology https://t.co/YCSPKVlQTm

[University of Bristol Histology Teaching @BristolHisto]

Thank you to the medical students at The University of Campinas, Brazil for taking part in the overseas trial of our card game. We really appreciate how committed you all were, and thanks for all the great feedback! @unicampoficial @BILTOnline @ivorygraphics @jrp997

[University of Bristol Histology Teaching @BristolHisto]

Thank you @BristolDigiEd. There will be a new and improved version being rolled out next term, so watch this space!

[Bristol Digital Education @BristolDigiEd]

We love this beautiful histology card game recently developed by colleagues at Bristol (with @BILTOnline funding) https://t.co/c8aqF5Qodr

[University of Bristol Histology Teaching @BristolHisto]

Thanks to everyone who took part in our histology card game trial. It was a great success. The cards look beautiful (@ivorygraphics) and everyone who played said it really helped them to understand more about histology. More sessions are on the way!

[Royal Institution (now on Bluesky) @Ri_Science]

Today's Google Doodle celebrates the birthday of Georgios Papanikolaou, the Greek medic and researcher who invented the Papanicolaou smear test – aka the Pap smear – to screen women for early signs of cervical cancer 🔬https://t.co/6sKe1gw90G

[RC of Pathologists @RCPath]

During his Foundation Year 2, Dr Matthew Clarke (@matt83c) tried out histopathology ... and quickly fell in love with the specialty! Here he speaks on his incredible research on childhood brain tumours: https://t.co/UvGQkguSM6 #histopathology #careers

[University of Bristol Histology Teaching @BristolHisto]

Free two day Pathology Summer School run by the Royal College. Deadline for applications Friday 3rd May.

[RC of Pathologists @RCPath]

'I would highly recommend the Pathology Summer School to any student considering pathology. It was fun, engaging and provided invaluable career advice and information on an amazing specialty that many students often know far too little about' APPLY NOW https://t.co/OedzhenVBt

[University of Bristol Histology Teaching @BristolHisto]

Very excited to be sending our histology cards off to print today. Not long to wait before we can play! #ivorygraphics

[Jo Martin 💙 @JoMartin_path]

Today @RCPath have launched another great series of student pathology modules on the free eCPD app. Thanks to the brilliant Prof Simon Cross! @IBMS @PathSocUG @BritAccPath @ACP_Pathologist @QMULBartsTheLon @PathologyHouse

[Pathological Society UG Network @PathSocUG]

Registration and a full programme for our 2018 undergraduate summer school is now available online. This two-day course is completely FREE, and includes lots of interesting talks and workshops, as well as dinner and accommodation for the night!

https://t.co/m01ytMgNZf

[Science Visuals @ScienceVisuals]

3D illustration of a glomerulus by @oooitsplasma "Omen in the Blood" https://t.co/KH8904wcpu
@sciencemagazine #3d #illustration #Glomerulus #sciviz #kidneydisease #kidney

[University of Bristol Histology Teaching @BristolHisto]

Our medical students have been learning renal anatomy and histology this week. This is a great example of polycystic kidney disease. Thanks for sharing @DrRolaAli

[Rola Ali, MD @DrRolaAli]

Kidney! Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD), due to a mutation in either PKD1 or PKD2. It is usually silent until adulthood. Photo by @ya3gooban #pathology #pathologists #PathTweetAward #gupath #GrossPath #Grossgnosis #macroscopia

[Dr Amanda J. Meyer linkedin.com/in/amandameyerphd @amandameyerphd]

I set a difficult challenge for the #ANHB2217 #neuroanatomy students to stretch their #brainstem knowledge. Great energy in the lab today! :)

[Galenicals @BristolMedSoc]

Our Let's Talk campaign is launching this Friday 8th March, which addresses medical student welfare! Follow us now: https://t.co/TTqHYU4xDf

[University of Bristol Histology Teaching @BristolHisto]

A fantastic opportunity for medical students. Sign up via link below.

[Pathological Society UG Network @PathSocUG]

After last year's success, our 2019 UG summer school will be returning to Manchester! If you are a medical student this is really worth attending. No prior knowledge/experience needed and accommodation and catering is provided for free.
Register here: https://t.co/o3yRxTIZoj

[BristolAnatomy Demos @Bristoldemos]

BBC coverage of the #Bristol leg of #anatomynights with @sxpat and @AnatomyCraig from earlier this week

[The Physiological Society @PhySoc]

Undergraduates: looking for some paid work experience & a chance to taste real research? Take a look at our Summer Studentship Scheme, which is offering up to £1,600 to carry out an 8-week research project this summer. Applications close on 17 February! https://t.co/lZgiWR4pBP

[Pathological Society UG Network @PathSocUG]

Calling all medical students! We have an amazing joing UG/Trainee day organised as part of the PathSoc winter conference in London on 23rd Jan. It's all about the future of pathology and is FREE to sign up!
FB event with all the deets: https://t.co/IuradTxa8m