Johannes Felix Stortz

[Johannes Felix Stortz @FelixStortz]

Our paper analysing actin dynamics in Plasmodium and Toxoplasma is now published. Thank you to @sujaandas, @_mariod, @MirkoSinger, Jonathan Wilkes and @MeissnerLab for the great team work. https://t.co/5rNouFxeND @eLife

[Johannes Felix Stortz @FelixStortz]

Read about the biological origin of the genetic scissors (CRISPR/Cas) technology and its applications @WCIPGLASGOW in my latest blog post. https://t.co/SSCVI5LIYP

[Henry the Science Penguin @henry_science]

Thanks to everyone who took part in 'Poop Pondering 🎣' today @GlasgowBotanic! We really enjoyed our day. 💩Massive thanks to @VictoriaLBolton @FelixStortz Felix W. and @lvcarruthers for volunteering to run the activity @WCIPGLASGOW 💩

[Johannes Felix Stortz @FelixStortz]

Thanks to everyone for the fantastic evening at the @hunterian museum Night at the Museum Comics Scotland! @WCMPGLASGOW @lvcarruthers @henry_science

[Henry the Science Penguin @henry_science]

set up and ready to go @WCMPGLASGOW @FelixStortz @lvcarruthers

[Henry the Science Penguin @henry_science]

@FelixStortz volunteering at the Hunterian Museum Parasite Tatoo Parlour @WCMPGLASGOW

[Centre For Parasitology @WCIPGLASGOW]

At the @hunterian for Night at the Museum Comics Scotland event. Our comics are on display with @FelixStortz @lvcarruthers

[Henry the Science Penguin @henry_science]

Excited to be heading along to 'Night at the #Museum: Comics Scotland' to do some #parasite themed public engagement tomorrow. There'll be #comics and a parasite tatoo parlour. @FelixStortz @lvcarruthers @WCMPglasgow 🦠🐌https://t.co/wz2arNL2oD

[Eons @EonsShow]

The story of camels begins over 40 million years ago in an environment you'd never expect: a rainforest. https://t.co/khK7phjy0P

[Eons @EonsShow]

How did birds that can't fly end up all over the world? https://t.co/9hHKfr5RdM

[Johannes Felix Stortz @FelixStortz]

Find out how bacteria help scientists to perform their research in the laboratory @WCMPGLASGOW in my blog post “Bacteria – a researcher’s best friend”. https://t.co/15RAOb9BIA