Andrew Morrison

[Andrew Morrison @_aimorrison]

@Jack_Brougher @Brady_H Boo, don’t be so salty 😏

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

RRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Andrew Morrison @_aimorrison]

Interested in a stromal-competent human lymph node model? Check out our latest work here, where we show the benefits of enriching with ex vivo FRCs, and demonstrate functionality via T cell stimulation 👇🏼 https://t.co/Iij9aFsPCc

[Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC @ICTFC]

📅 ⏪On this day in 2015

We beat Celtic 3-2 in the Scottish Cup Semi Final!

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

He's staying.

[biorxiv_bioengineering @biorxiv_bioeng]

Integration of lymphatic vasculature to a human lymph node-on-chip enhances physiological immune properties https://t.co/jIG4YUQarC #biorxiv_bioeng

[Andrew Morrison @_aimorrison]

Curious about a human lymph node-on-chip with a perfused lymphatic vessel?

Intrested in how primary-derived lymphatic endothelial cells influence an immune microenvironment and recaptiulate physiological lymph node features?

https://t.co/AcgGSIVGZf

[Andrew Morrison @_aimorrison]

@Schiphol sort out your immigration entry, especially for those with resident permits. Over a 1 hour wait in the queue, literally longer than my flight. Kids crying, people close to passing out, excessive heat, worst I’ve ever experienced to date.

[Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC @ICTFC]

On behalf of the Board of Directors, Interim Chairman Panos Thomas:

After months of uncertainty surrounding the future of Inverness Caledonian Thistle Football Club, the Board of Directors have appointed local businessman Alan Savage to take charge of the struggling Highland Club to put the team in a firm financial position.

Working alongside the Club’s Board of Directors, Savage has taken the initiative to oversee the organisational restructure of the Club as they seek to remedy their financial issues, with Chief Executive Officer Scot Gardiner leaving his role with immediate effect.

The Club have also suspended negotiations with Seventy7 Ventures, who had been seeking to acquire a majority shareholding, with Savage beginning immediate work carrying out an internal forensic review of the Club’s financial position to establish plans for the Club’s future and setting the team into a viable position for new ownership.

Savage and the Board are now looking to rejuvenate the connection between Inverness Caley Thistle and the community which will be integral to the long-term future of the Club and are seeking support from local businesses to address the immediate financial shortfall until further long-term investment can be secured.

The Club are now working with Scottish sports marketing agency GRM Marketing to engage with a number of investment leads and commercially drive the club forward.

Inverness Caley Thistle is hopeful that the community will once again rally around the team and come together to support the new foundations being established.

[Andrew Morrison @_aimorrison]

Happy to share our latest research paper published in iScience!

We characterised the heterogenous mix of fibroblastic reticular cells isolated and cultured ex vivo from human lymph node tissue!

Check it out below from @Mebius_Lab 👇🏼

https://t.co/5hlJP10HhZ

[Henriette Reker @HenrietteReker]

Dear Scots, those have been a wonderful couple of days with you. I could not be a happier mayor. You are always welcome to come back to Cologne! #tartanarmy @ScotlandNT #euro2024

[Andrew Morrison @_aimorrison]

Absolutely ludicrous. Doubted about speaking on this…my first game I was 5-years old with my grandpa and grew up with great memories of fortnight trips to Inverness. Now I live abroad and it’s soul destroying seeing this chaos unfold back home. Stay strong fellow caley jags ❤️💙

[Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC @ICTFC]

Club Statement

As one major part of our planned strategic restructure of the club, ICTFC are delighted to announce an innovative agreement with League 1 side Kelty Hearts which will see the club move our training base to the Fife club’s New Central Park Stadium.

This creative partnership will mean that we will hire their excellent facilities which include a 3g pitch, onsite grass pitches and offices for our coaching staff, as our training base during the week starting from this coming pre-season in June.

The last few years have seen the geographic challenges in getting players to move to the Highlands become ever harder for a number of reasons.

Caledonian Stadium will always be our home, but other factors in Scottish football have changed and where we train should not be an impediment to the quality of the players we can attract to Caley Thistle, or to our potential to progress.

The commercial success of the city of Inverness – which will always be our home - both as a tourist destination and a place to live, has led to very high prices for the accommodation we require to house players. In addition to these high costs which our competitors do not carry, the extremely limited housing stock in Inverness continues to be both a challenge and a huge factor working against us.

Increased playing budgets in and around the central belt has meant that on many occasions, even when we have offered players more favourable terms than our competitors, sometimes even agreed deals, we have then been told that the player has changed his mind due to challenges relocating their families. Support structures in and around the families of players may all be in and around the central belt, partners will have jobs where they live and moving kids schools to the Highlands and moving home itself can just be seen as impractical for a one or two year contract.

It makes it particularly challenging for us to sign senior players, a category which through no fault of our budget, or of previous ICT Managers, we have struggled to attract in the last few seasons.

Similarly, our location means that we miss out on the opportunity of signing promising players from the larger clubs in Scotland, on loan or otherwise.

For the avoidance of any doubt we absolutely intend to continue to develop our own homegrown Highland boys and we will take the appropriate steps to make sure that by being creative, innovative and practical, they do not miss out on the chance to have a pathway to first team football with their team. We have a proud tradition of introducing local players in to our first team and this will absolutely continue.

We obviously never intended to be in the same division as Kelty when originally exploring this concept, but football throws strange things at you sometimes and having reassessed the proposition and judged that the pros still far outweigh the cons, we would like to thank the Board of Kelty Hearts and MD Stefan Winiarski and his management team for considering this unique to the SPFL partnership, and then seeing and agreeing on the possibilities and benefits for both clubs.

To reiterate, by moving our footballing department's training base to central Scotland, both the club's Board of Directors and the club's First Team Management feel we give ourselves the best possible chance to attract the highest quality players to the club, allowing some of the players we sign to also live in and around the central belt while playing for ICTFC.

We now look forward to taking further positive strides on and off the pitch to address the football and financial challenges we face we believe this exciting opportunity to help us attract players previously not available to us and build a better squad, is one of the first steps we can make and we hope to develop further innovative partnerships.

Inverness is and will always be our home.

The Caledonian Stadium will always be where we play our football. We hope this venture will help us achieve our goal in giving our supporters a team to be proud of.

[Andrew Morrison @_aimorrison]

Curious about how far the human immune system has been integrated into organ-on-chip models?

Then check out our latest review below 👇🏼

https://t.co/pknXCRCVgT

[Forfar Athletic @ForfarAthletic]

MORRISON COMMITS TO THE LOONS

Loons’ player of the year Stuart Morrison has signed a new contract with Forfar Athletic which will see him remain with the Club until at least the summer of 2026.

Read: https://t.co/N6tXwdHCG3

[Forfar Athletic @ForfarAthletic]

And finally… Stuart Morrison is your Player of the Season for 2023/24.

What a season from the big man!

[Forfar Athletic @ForfarAthletic]

18’ GOAL FORFAR! Stuart Morrison heads home the second!

[Forfar Athletic @ForfarAthletic]

Mazy run from Morrison and he picks out the head of Rusty and he nods home.

[Andrew Morrison @_aimorrison]

Some week…2 papers resubmitted so fingers crossed and now a weekend of rest 😰🤞🏼

[Forfar Athletic @ForfarAthletic]

48’ STUART MORRISON!!!!