sarcasmaholic parasite enthusiast, admirer of protozoans and biofilms. Likes to get hands dirty, but keep samples aseptic👩🏻🔬🦠🔬proud owner of LiluMultipaws
Weird squirly sea creatures attached to mussel nettings near Lysekil, Sw... https://t.co/UFx9vzXg4u via @YouTube I wonder if these are the same as this guy. Anyone knows what this creature is?
@zanyzaz@drygate@CBThorburn The Drygate?! That’s technically East End. Although I always thought of it as the Ubiquitous of the East 🤣 Love your content! 👸🏻
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Book early! Let’s make the best tryps and Leish meeting ever, from the land of Bruce, Leishman, Shortt, Robertson, Carlos Finlay’s father……Vickerman, let’s keep them coming, along with those who worked alongside
One of our points made to @uksciencechief is that we must study neglected parasitic diseases as a parasite may well cause the next pandemic. @WCIPGLASGOW@wellcometrust
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This is in many ways a typical Pratchett photo - Mum is holding a cat, I’m trying to pretend it’s not happening and Dad has boomerang sticking out of his head.
Come back, Dad. The world needs you. 7 years is long enough. ❤️ @terryandrob #GNUTerryPratchett#SpeakHisName
Is it normal/okay to email a professor telling them you really enjoyed the class and learned a lot? I really enjoyed this course and would love to express my gratitude to my professor, but idk if that like weird or frowned up, you know? :(
Santhasiri Orrapin, a Thai PhD student, visited us to train in #proteomics. The visit was curtailed by the pandemic, but she was able to generate data for use in her thesis and this paper: doi: 10.3390/molecules26227011. Congratulations to Dr Orrapin! @Thetoadwork