Happy #InternationalWomensDay ! Today I want to share two of my scientific heroes – Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier, who won the 2020 Nobel prize for their work on CRISPR gene editing – read more on the blog https://t.co/vKYSrG9kp8 #IWD2021
Harnessing the power of tiny cell-sized hugs to heal muscles! An immune cell called a macrophage releases a special 'cuddle chemical' that helps stem cells in muscles to heal damage, according to new results. Read more on the blog: https://t.co/zExnNUHSOF #scicomm#immunology
A whopping six Nobel prizes have been won for research on fruit flies. But what makes these humble little bugs so special? Find out on today’s new blog post! https://t.co/8PAGgFUK5j #drosophila#scicomm#sciart#NobelPrize
Genetic engineering of humans sounds like science fiction, but CRISPR could soon make this idea a reality. Read more on the blog! https://t.co/ttLk7VXqbe
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Happy #AdaLovelaceDay! Which women in STEM inspire you? Tell me in the comments! Read this week’s blog to learn more about Ada: https://t.co/6I3WjCASht #AdaLovelace#SciComm#ALD18
Bacteria get sick too! They can catch a special type of virus called a bacteriophage. Read more at the blog: https://t.co/ttLk7VXqbe #scicomm#sciart#science
Agar is a wobbly jelly-like substance that scientists grow bacteria on. But did you know that it was inspired by pudding? Read more at the blog: https://t.co/ttLk7VXqbe #SciComm#SciArt
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