I am BEYOND excited to announce that my first ever paper has been published!!
“THE FAST AND THE FURRIEST: INVESTIGATING THE RATE OF SELECTION ON MAMMALIAN TOXINS” can be read here: https://t.co/EkVedYb6Jo
Strap on in and drift into a thread for more info:
@CDCgov@CDCEnvironment The final talk at #VenOx24.
Ms. Leah Fitzpatrick, one of our event organizers, captivated us all with her passion for venomous mammals, particularly shrews. A excited conclusion to an incredible event!
@NaturalFitztory
Registration is OPEN for the Oxford Venom and Toxins 2024 conference!!!
Held at St Edmunds Hall on 20-22th August 2024, we look forward to you all joining us 💜🐍🕷️🦂🪼🪲🦠🐡🐒 #VenOx24
https://t.co/A8fOzNXKxE
Volunteer Allison's best NHM exhibition was Whales: Beneath the Surface. It showed how whales evolved over 50 million years adapting to extreme environments. We knew she'd pick it as she loves to hear visitors' gasps at the blue whale.#VolunteersWeek https://t.co/0Db3Rh9gYa
Hi @British_Airways - my parents were on flight BA216 from Washington to Heathrow which was diverted to Boston due to technical issues.
Both parents have medical issues and am worried about them stranded at Boston. Apparently no hotels, anyone I can speak to try to help them?
KOKO: Koko birkin bag. Practical Koko possession bag
RESEARCHER: No, Koko. You can’t have a Birkin bag.
KOKO: Good Birkin good Koko give beautiful Koko deserve gorilla
RESEARCHER: Koko, we simply can’t afford a Birkin bag. It is an unjustifiable expense.
KOKO: jealousy professor
We are so proud of Polly Hutchison who won the #ASDC#VolunteerOfTheYear award. Modestly she accepted it as representing all the contributions that volunteers have made to the NHM Learning Volunteer Programme. Well deserved. Polly has inspired 1000s with her infectious enthusiasm
@JustAiryThings@jeeyonshim I second the Facebook group recommended by another user in this thread and would also encourage you to check out the @AAS_arachnology resources page, especially the web links! I think they have specific lists for different states and areas. Excellent place to start!
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If you fancy, why not give Little FireFace a follow (@littlefireface)? If it wasn’t for there work, we couldn’t be able to know half of what we do about slow lorises venom
Now subtitled and compressed (!), we’ve got a video abstract of our latest paper, WOOHOOO! 🎥📺
Click here https://t.co/3wAYSqhUZc
and scroll to just below the abstract!
Thanks again to my brilliant supervisor Anna for pulling this one out the bag and to our brilliant collaborator Rodorgio for his vital contributions (especially that BGEsp model, wow!)
Lightening strikes twice! Another paper!!!
SLOWLY MAKING SENSE: A REVIEW OF THE TWO-STEP VENOM SYSTEM WITHIN SLOW (NYCTICEBUS SPP.) AND PYGMY LORISES (XANTHONYCTICEBUS SPP.)
https://t.co/3wAYSqhUZc
Here is a very short thread on the key points:
Lightening strikes twice! Another paper!!!
SLOWLY MAKING SENSE: A REVIEW OF THE TWO-STEP VENOM SYSTEM WITHIN SLOW (NYCTICEBUS SPP.) AND PYGMY LORISES (XANTHONYCTICEBUS SPP.)
https://t.co/3wAYSqhUZc
Here is a very short thread on the key points:
A huge thank you again to Rodrigo and Anna for all their support, help, kindess and brilliance in helping me pull this review together!
Proud to represent Oxford Brookes and slow lorises, I still can’t believe I am a published research…! 💖
An additional fun supplementary - we publish a research agenda to support and encourage further research pro on the slow loris venom system!
We really do feel we are SO close a breakthrough on this venom but we just need a few more bits of data! Can you help?