Tyler Wooldridge

[Topic of Cancer @TopicofCancer1]

Congratulations to Charles Rayner, Tyler Wooldridge, and Chris Smith, who all successfully completed their vivas at the University of Surrey!
You can learn more about each of their research projects in our videos on the Topic of Cancer website. https://t.co/FDntPiGtu9

[Topic of Cancer @TopicofCancer1]

great work from our cancer research team at the University of Surrey #PancreaticCancer #immunotherapy #savingives

[Topic of Cancer @TopicofCancer1]

We did it! We've bought the Leica Automated Research Stainer!
Read more about how we reached our fundraising target for the Leica machine here: https://t.co/BR73bQzQdL
#topicofcancer #immunotherapysavinglives #immunotherapyresearch #surreycharity

[University of Surrey VC @uniofsurreyVC]

Wishing our team of #research #scientists from @UniofSurrey the very best for this Saturday's Cotswold Way Ultra Challenge as they raise money for local charity @_ProstateProjec!

More: https://t.co/NFQlPpZI5Q

@oneinbillion #cotswoldway #cotswoldwaychallenge #walkingforhealth

[Section of Oncology @UoS_Oncology]

Today we meet one of our fabulous PhD students. Tyler Wooldridge @TylerWool1 is investigating the #immunemicroenvironment in early non invasive #bladdercancer with a view to manipulating it to improve clinical outcomes.
https://t.co/jlYRRjWmLL
@TopicofCancer1

[Tyler Wooldridge @TylerWool1]

@christof88 @UniOfSurrey Open mic night was awesome.

[Clint Murphy @IAmClintMurphy]

Microsoft Excel is used by 99.99% of the world’s businesses, and

most people still don't know how to use it.

Here are 10 basics everyone should know:

[Tyler Wooldridge @TylerWool1]

@IAmClintMurphy Very useful, thank you.

[Tyler Wooldridge @TylerWool1]

@sopharela Kinda unrelated. In the album cover...what is the tissues/histology? It's a H&E of some tissue, me and a few colleagues were wondering haha

[Tyler Wooldridge @TylerWool1]

@Mrjimjones71 So black is about to queen. Keep the pin, to force king out, then mate. QE4,Kg1,QE1.

[Tyler Wooldridge @TylerWool1]

@mrrrrlin @CatSnakeStudios @mbalixo_ Hi @mrrrrlin hope you're well. I listed papers for both Ketamin and Rophenol, as these are the most common (also GHB). Activated charcoal acts by absorbing ve+ charged particles, stopping absorption broadly, not specifically. You're right though, most important thing is get help.

[Tyler Wooldridge @TylerWool1]

@CatSnakeStudios @mbalixo_ Some papers for you (Quick search, so there's probably better sources). Takeaway: Use within an hour of ingestion but seek medical intervention and support.
Activated charcoal in Rohypnol use: https://t.co/dnMKdh9xB5
Activated charcoal in ketamine use:
https://t.co/UtQYx4Jnjd