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Researchers at the University of Edinburgh are seeking your views on the natural environment, microbes and microbiomes.
Complete their survey by 17 July: https://t.co/WrOCMzHoGI
Dive into the transformative potential of engineering biology with our new Engineering Biology Aspirations Foresight report.
Our report explores 5 case study applications of this fast-moving, innovative technology.
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What does a scientist look like?
@BritSciAssoc are proving that no matter your background, you could be a scientist too 🔬
From sustainable solutions to innovation in motorsports, meet the people #SmashingStereotypes in the science & engineering sectors�What does a scientist look like?
@BritSciAssoc are proving that no matter your background, you could be a scientist too 🔬
From sustainable solutions to innovation in motorsports, meet the people #SmashingStereotypes in the science & engineering sectors�What does a scientist look like?
@BritSciAssoc are proving that no matter your background, you could be a scientist too 🔬
From sustainable solutions to innovation in motorsports, meet the people #SmashingStereotypes in the science & engineering sectors�What does a scientist look like?
@BritSciAssoc are proving that no matter your background, you could be a scientist too 🔬
From sustainable solutions to innovation in motorsports, meet the people #SmashingStereotypes in the science & engineering sectors�What does a scientist look like?
@BritSciAssoc are proving that no matter your background, you could be a scientist too 🔬
From sustainable solutions to innovation in motorsports, meet the people #SmashingStereotypes in the science & engineering sectors�What does a scientist look like?
@BritSciAssoc are proving that no matter your background, you could be a scientist too 🔬
From sustainable solutions to innovation in motorsports, meet the people #SmashingStereotypes in the science & engineering sectors💥
🙌 BIA are out in force at the @IBioIC conference in Glasgow this week, taking a deep dive into the power of #EngineeringBiology to tackle the #climatecrisis 🌏
The conference opened with some eye-opening talks. @TonyHeslop3@BASF gave a sobering reminder of the chemicals industry's significant role in #emissions, and reminding us of the importance of both #decarbonising and defosilising the industry 🏭
But there’s hope! @Dr_StephenW@EdinburghUni left us feeling inspired with the immense potential of engineering biology to turn waste into valuable resources. From turning bread waste into rubber ducks to converting plastic bottles into paracetamol, it’s exciting to see how innovation is transforming waste into opportunities 💡
Stop by our stand to chat about how we can use policy to harness engineering biology to create a #sustainable future 💚
The Scottish Government is looking for a new Chief Scientific Adviser to champion the use of science to inform policy development and delivery & to be an ambassador for Scotland’s world leading science base. Find out more and apply https://t.co/jc0hgKNMuL
It’s been a tough few weeks. My 10yo daughter was diagnosed with a very rare, aggressive cancer called interdigitating dendritic cell sarcoma (IDCS). I’m reaching out to identify clinicians/patients who have encountered pediatric IDCS, indeterminate dendritic cell histiocytosis or other (non-LCH) histiocytic sarcomas cases.
I'm trying to understand non-surgical chemo and targeted therapy options, new pathology markers to better diagnose subtypes/treatments, and any data on progression in pediatric patients. Please feel free to share – I’m trying to cast a wide net due to the rarity of this condition and how little is known.
People can contact me directly at my first name (as written in my profile) at https://t.co/ubo0zQRMn0.
Critical raw materials are vital to Scotland’s economy, supporting energy, tech, and manufacturing. Last week, we co-hosted 'Securing Critical Materials for Scotland' with @ZeroWasteScot, exploring sustainable solutions for securing these essential resources ♻️🌍
#Sustainability
12 Days of impact: Day 4🎁
@ReLiBProject researchers at @EdinburghUni have developed bacteria to selectively separate the metals in the leachates generated during #LithiumIon#BatteryRecycling. ♻️
👉 https://t.co/RnBCp9vfRU
📩 https://t.co/76w7lDDoQ8
By mapping genetic interactions with minerals, Cornell’s microbe atlas project seeks to pioneer biomining for critical metals.
#MicrobeAtlas#RenewableEnergy#SustainableMining
https://t.co/zBBCWObvfH
The Scottish Science Advisory Council is recruiting new and associate members. The SSAC provides independent advice to inform policy development and delivery across all areas of the Scottish Government’s work. Find out more at https://t.co/xfPKwXPmMg
@PavelcitoD @MichaelCJewett@Moon_Synth_Bio Outstanding effort Pavel, congratulations on your hugely successful conference. I’m sorry to have missed it. Hope to catch up soon.
Great resource for all the scientists out there who, like me, have stopped using BioRender since their recent update to the terms and conditions. https://t.co/dMQZIXMtS9