BriaLoga (He/Him)

[10 News Queensland @10NewsQLD]

A rogue tyre has smashed into a car, causing it to launch metres into the air on a busy California highway.

"Surprisingly the driver of the Kia was actually able to walk away from this unharmed," the video's poster shared on Twitter.

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

*"Sorry "* is only 1 minute and 57 seconds long. It won an Academy Award for short film. Initiated by the elevator, the word Overload means overload, the elevator doesn't move and doesn't go up or down. Meanwhile, nobody wants to go out.. nobody wants to cooperate and wait for the next elevator. In the end, the one with the most beautiful character sacrifices…

[Prof Brendan Crabb @CrabbBrendan]

Privilege to do this with @AmyMullins_ - I explain why I don’t agree with our current approach, what we know about long COVID, & where solutions can be found for the deep dilemma we're in, now & in a science-driven, more compassionate future.

[BriaLoga (He/Him) @brialoga]

Ventilation reduces the risk of COVID. So why are we still ignoring it? https://t.co/YZaXMF0zGM

[UQ Poche Centre for Indigenous Health @UQPoche]

Our December Update is out now! Read our UQ Poche Centre Yarns here 👉🏾 https://t.co/7uwcCM1oo0
Stay up to date on all our latest news by subscribing here 🖱️ https://t.co/ZfPj7qeaWd
#PocheYarns #IndigenousHealth

[UQ Health @UQHealth]

Dr Kirsten Way from @UQPsych spoke to @ABCaustralia about new codes of practice coming into force across the country to regulate psychological hazards in the workplace.

Listen: https://t.co/LiNgjQSikj

#Health @MaryLloyd4

[Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs @JSADJournal]

The drunker you get, the less likely you are to realise how drunk you are, study finds (by @sarahrrae)
@kerri_coomber @AshleeJCurtis @JasonFerris22 @Nic_Alcohol @peter_g_miller @UQHealth @UQ_CHSR @UQMedicine
https://t.co/ekC6wcBiMG

[UQ Poche Centre for Indigenous Health @UQPoche]

🗓️Save the date for our upcoming Seminar Series. Tuesday 6 December, 1pm. Join in person/via zoom to hear Professor Lisa Nissen Program Director EvolveHealth present on Person-centred Health Workforce Optimisation
🖱️https://t.co/3nbSLNpd49 🗓️
@UQHealth @atsisuq #IndigenousHealth

[CDC Centers for Disease Control (parody acct) @CDCgov_parody]

‘…heart attacks occur quite proximally to getting COVID infection, but other conditions such as the clotting conditions – pulmonary embolism, for example — that risk was highest later in the course of illness, highest around 14 to 60 days following…’ https://t.co/DI9BR4kcMC

[Norman Swan @normanswan]

Too many different data sources to deny this is real. https://t.co/CoAREm8Ycp

[Björn Schumacher @schumacherbj]

Having two PhD supervisors https://t.co/WxOwuKXq0U

[Lauren Ball @ProfLaurenBall]

The largest health workforce in Aus (nursing & midwifery) has the greatest research potential; investing in them is an investment in better care and $ outcomes! Great article by @Claire_AVATAR in @theMJA about investing in nursing & midwifery researchers👉 https://t.co/bgMGu5AsUS

[Kimberly Prather, Ph.D. @kprather88]

WHO’s departing chief scientist regrets errors in debate over whether SARS-CoV-2 spreads through air https://t.co/BpkxYhdpmb

[Raina MacIntyre @Globalbiosec]

Did you know, false negative RATs more common now? Just as COVID is surging, test accuracy has plunged. Now what? | The New Daily https://t.co/ggN4Ib19QM

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

On April 5, 2008, the Japanese spacecraft Kaguya captured this full Earth-rise over the Moon limb in high resolution

[source: https://t.co/LNwJgBbX3S]

[c0nc0rdance @c0nc0rdance]

If you're ever frustrated with an experiment, consider the example of the Queensland Pitch Drop Experiment begun in 1927, the longest running experiment... and I want to really make this land for you... STILL HAS NOT technically yielded a single direct observation as of 2022.

[c0nc0rdance @c0nc0rdance]

There's a saying in my workplace: safety is everyone's responsibility.

It's easy to roll your eyes at all the training, precautions, redundancies.

I want to remind people of the life-changing consequences of something as small as a poorly grounded flow regulator.

[c0nc0rdance @c0nc0rdance]

You can see the bioreactor in the corner here, post-explosion, with the large yellow pressure gauge.

All of this, if you can't tell, is assembled from parts designed for similar, but not identical, applications.

That's the nature of research: novelty, adaptation.

[c0nc0rdance @c0nc0rdance]

The research lab studies bioremediation and biofuels: microbial cultures are fed 70% hydrogen, 25% O2 and 5% CO2 and coaxed into producing biofuel substrates.

This is the 49L steel tank containing the gas mixture. It has a valve that feeds the bioreactor.