30 January is #WorldNTDday. More than 1.7 billion people around the world are affected by neglected tropical diseases. It's time to Face NTDs and #EndTheNeglect. Follow
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For those who missed it or are not at #Engage2018, here is our poster that we presented yesterday. Thanks to everyone who came to speak with us, it was great to talk with you about the project! #wormhunters#beatNTDs#publicengagement
It was great to share our experience of quality engagement. Here's the good practice principles that @mariaduco was sharing for those who weren't in the session #Engage2018
We're excited to be on our way to Edinburgh for #Engage2018! If you're there tomorrow you'll find us sharing our experience of creating quality engagement and also presenting our #wormhunters project poster. Come and say hello and find out more!
We'll be talking about #discovery in schools across #Cambridgeshire in September. If you're in the area get in touch and we could be heading to a school near you.
Amazing research by primary students on Viking Poo. They found whipworm eggs -these are the #genomedecoders of the future @WGCengage @sangerinstitute@WormHunters@wormbase This is part of a phenomenal set of presentations by students from schools across North Yorkshire aged 9-18
Our Annual Review is now available on our website! https://t.co/zq367XYq3E Find out more about #GenomeDecoders#WormHunters gender balance at conferences, the Genome Gallery, 30 years of @ACSCevents and much, much more!
#ThrowBackThursday to our #wormhunters sessions with Abington @scouts over the last couple of weeks. Great to see interest around #NTDs.
The children had so many fantastic questions from how long the #research takes to why parasites look the way they do!
#Scouts#SciComm
Woooooooooooop! So happy for @mariaduco from the #WormHunters! Great feeling to have our project recognised for the @WGCengage innovator prize! https://t.co/Pvc5nlsC8r
@catinthefield@TapokaM Yes they're really fun and useful for getting people to explore things at that scale :)
We and @WGCengage use them for a few different things. You're more than welcome to get in touch with them through here or at [email protected] if you want to pick their brains at all :)
On #EndangeredSpeciesDay, it's worth remembering the parasitic species at risk when their hosts are endangered. We want to #beatNTDs but not cause ecological damage in the process. We #wormhunters were exploring the amazing variation in human parasites with the @scouts this week!