In this article, drilling for oil in the UK is being suggested to be good because it's lower carbon than importing oil. This argument fills me with despair on so many levels. I think we need more renewable energy in the UK. https://t.co/gip3VGGVdY
This summer at @OxfordPhysics we're running a free mentoring programme for Y12 girls & Y12 Black students from state schools, to help them with preparing for the PAT (Physics admissions test) 📚
Info & sign-up: https://t.co/u4c1YGZjqI
Deadline 12 June
@TargetOxbridge@OxOutreach
This is the first holiday in 5 years where I've not been thinking about who else is around to help if the -80 fails... if you're a lab freezer contact, thank you, you are an awesome labmate!
The Preparing for the PAT course helps students prepare to sit the Physics Aptitude Test (PAT). The #PAT is part of the admissions procedure at Oxford to study #Physics, Physics and #Philosophy, #Engineering or #Materials Science. Starts in June, reg now: https://t.co/WMRuTtEQ57
Fab first week in my new job at The Christie and I'm excited to jump in the deep end at a conference next week! So many new image analysis problems to get stuck into 😍😍😍
📢Less than 1 month to go!📢 EVENT: Marie Curious on Sat 7 May 22 in Warwick. Girls aged 11-14 years; come join us for hands-on and interactive STEM activities with dynamic role models. More information and booking: https://t.co/9EYbiSYBOF
The ecological roles of bacterial chemotaxis
https://t.co/Ajj0j4dhon
In this Review, Keegstra, Carrara & Stocker discuss the costs and benefits of chemotaxis for individual bacteria and whole populations. @StockerRoman
We are delighted to be sponsoring 4x £100 travel bursaries to subsidise travel of 4 Scottish ECRs to attend the @MicroscopyIrl@scotmicro Joint Conference in April in Galway!
📢 Abstract deadline: 9th March 2022
📢 Registration deadline: 5th April 2022
https://t.co/pgjWwm8Q7F
4/ (different crowding levels) and found that the molecules were slowed down by the crowders. This might have implications for cellular processes that require protein movement (like chemotaxis) when environmental changes affect the crowding in bacteria.
1/ Are you interested in macromolecular crowding? Then you should check this out:
https://t.co/Mv1pWHKFnI
Why is this important? Well, small molecules tend to diffuse around in cells to get where they need to be, so if there are a lot more obstacles (crowders) that might change
3/ investigate how crowding affects molecular diffusion. This bacteria grows different numbers of membrane vesicles depending on how you grow it. But it's unstressed (happy cells) in each condition. We measured the diffusion of the same molecule under different growth states
Participating in #UNIQ2022 is completely free, and it takes about ten minutes to apply! Encourage your students to apply for UNIQ 2022- visit the UNIQ website to find out why. #UNIQ2022
Good luck to everyone waiting to hear about their admissions decision today!
@ucas_online should update between 9am and midday - don't panic if it hasn't changed yet - and you'll also hear direct from your college