Bitter sweet day! Farewell symposium for Han Brunner - with brilliant presentations by the outstanding @EichlerEE@mehurles@Ddysmo and our very own Job Verdonschot @gilissenc
It’s getting irritating that UK headline news keep saying covid is rising but experts don’t know why! What else to expect if you totally abandon public health measures?
A new scholarship at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland will support Black British students as they pursue their passion for the performing arts.
RCS is the first arts institution to partner with @CowrieSF. Read more: https://t.co/RhGhGtNHTE
My @BBCRadio4 Point of View talk tomorrow morning on liberal democracy's ambivalence about group difference, on the one hand celebrating it on the other hand recoiling from the outcome differences it sometimes produces, tune in 8.48am
“No one moral rule can capture the particularities of every ethical conundrum; each case deserves its own attention” @GenethicsForum What can moral philosophy tell us about the Covid 'vaccine nationalism' row? | Alexis Papazoglou https://t.co/mQswGOKR7I
Thanks @JoeTeape for joining our clinical genetics meeting #genetics#genomics#wcgs today and for being so willing to think about improved integration with mainstream clinical services @ProfDBaralle@ProfIKTemple
Very sad to hear news of the death of Professor Donal O’ Donaghue, Registrar of the Royal College of Physicians. A great doctor and academic taken by the virus. He was 64. We must all do our part to control this pandemic
congratulations to my fantastic @UoS_Medicine colleagues @Dr2NisreenAlwan and @KeithMGodfrey - well deserved recognition for all your hard work in 2020.
Great work by @KeithMGodfrey and all the team in implementing our staff / student asymptomatic saliva testing @unisouthampton and also local schools. Now @UoS_WISHlab @UoS_Medicine is supporting @UHSFT to deliver this for our NHS colleagues
Let’s all celebrate the achievement of the Oxford vaccine team and AZ and also recognise that the government did the right thing investing in mass production before the trial results were available. This will be a major boost for the UK at multiple levels
Excellent work to read in nature Hydroxychloroquine use against SARS-CoV-2 infection in non-human primates @MedecineUPSay @Hopital_Bicetre https://t.co/AjIAfQqqym
Researchers in @UoS_Medicine, @RDsouthampton and @UHSFT will lead a trial into a drug that could treat the symptoms of #coronavirus#COVID19 in the most vulnerable patients.
https://t.co/0uYLaY0eWS