As Editor-in-Chief, i'm genuinely so proud of the platform that we've created, & the most amazing group of editors on my board. They continually blow me away with how hard they work & how engaged they are. They deserve all the recognition #AccessMicro#Publishingforthecommunity
Open Science and transparent peer review are great to make science more open and honest.
@MicrobioSoc has a wonderful platform called Access Microbiology, which does exactly that. It will also accept replication studies and negative results.
https://t.co/YhkJZUGi5T
/
Our #JMedMicro Poster Prize winner at the @LSTMnews 125th Anniversary Symposium was Angus O'Ferrall, awarded by Dr @HelinaEMarshall on behalf of the journal. Congratulations!
Congratulations to Caitlin Percy and Ilinca Memelis, the winners of the #AccessMicro Poster Prize at the @LSTMnews 125th Anniversary Symposium, presented by Editor-in-Chief Dr @HelinaEMarshall
TOMORROW @LSTMnews I will speak on how climate change and urbanization is promoting our NextGen pandemics + our efforts at @BCM_TropMed to develop new vaccines for these conditions and global health + the rising threats of antivaccine antiscience activism to halt such efforts
We're saying a huge thank you to all the sponsors & exhibitors who are supporting our 125th Anniversary Scientific Symposium. Today we're thanking @MicrobioSoc
Visit https://t.co/DgxYC1fENN to find out more about them, & head to https://t.co/X03MJHdf73 to book your online place.
Meet the new members of @YoungAcademySco 🎉
48 innovative early career professionals and emerging leaders join the membership commitment to achieve transformative societal change through citizenship, innovation, collaboration, evidence, and leadership.
https://t.co/mkRKUzOO0G
Dea-scéal daoibh! 'Agus an chéad bhliain ar an bhfód á ceiliúradh á cheiliúradh againn inniu, is cúis bhróid dúinn ár bPlean Straitéiseach do 2024-2028 a nochtadh! Tá ár bplean comhchruthaithe le feiceáil agus le híoslódáil anseo. https://t.co/oKnk567CPs
@RIAdawson#YAIYearOne
The initiative by Access Microbiology to collect and publish negative results in the field of microbiology is a very important and valuable contribution towards unbiassed science.
Kudos to @MicrobioSoc !
Despite their importance, negative results often go unpublished, leading to duplication of efforts, biassed meta-analyses, and ethical concerns regarding animal and human studies
Publishing negative results is good for science
My latest Editorial for @MicrobioSoc Access Microbiology, as part of their Negative Results collection.
https://t.co/4ExLDDPFwA
I’m so excited to launch our negative results collection at #AccessMicro. This is a rolling collection that will continue to grow @MicrobioSoc and a huge thank you to @MicrobiomDigest. We are positive about your negative data!
#AccessMicro is proud to launch our negative results collection, celebrating the best negative results studies published since the platform’s launch. Read the introductory editorial by Elisabeth Bik @MicrobiomDigest and browse the collection: https://t.co/TsgeS7BZCJ #OpenScience
@PetplanUK And you claim increase in the costs of veterinary medicine - are you going to increase the pay out limit of my plan to encompass that? For a company that I have consistently recommended, I’m appalled.
@PetplanUK I’m fully aware of all those factors, but at almost £900/year for my 4 year old medium-sized dog - what on earth are you going to charge me when they’re 8?! As I said, it’s prices like these that are driving people to abandoning their animals. Truly shocking.
I have a 3-year fully-funded (UK only) PhD studentship available in my lab working on emerging atypical Salmonella @SIPBS_Strath ! Closing date: May 3rd https://t.co/ZrxR8FUeY2