“These infections didn’t just cause illness – they may have contributed to population collapse, migration, and genetic adaptation.”
- Eske Willerslev
https://t.co/r0xXmLm8Qq
Incredible images created by our scientists using advanced microscopes are helping to drive biological discovery 🔬
https://t.co/QjssTQMy2M via @cambridge_uni
📢 Final Women’s History Month Feature!
Today we wrap up our interview series with Professor Anne Ferguson-Smith! 🎤✨
💡 Her journey, insights & impact
📖 Women in science & leadership
🌟 Celebrating those shaping our world
🔗 https://t.co/M9iGA7N2Dc
Join the conversation! 💬
A cutting-edge genetic model reveals that all modern humans share deep ancestral roots.
This sheds new light on our shared past and connection to ancient human groups. 🌍🧬
🔗https://t.co/wneRZeU1Z5
@trevorcousins_@aylwyn_scally
📢 Apply now! We are recruiting an Research Associate with @antoine_hocher exploring molecular mimicry and chromatin evolution 🧬
Find out more about the position and apply: https://t.co/QgVbRrTUpR
It's the 3rd week of Women’s History Month and we want to introduce you to Dr Angkana Huang [Hat], Postdoctoral Research Fellow.
Read about her research project and how she is involved in making science more equitable in the Global South ⬇️ https://t.co/SBxrMuPJ5Z...
This week as part of Women’s History Month, Yuri Takahashi tells us about her love for hearts and understanding the biology behind their development ❤️
Yuri is a third-year postgraduate student, postgraduate rep and actively involved in teaching 😍
🔗https://t.co/M9iGA7N2Dc
Why do some animals live exceptionally long lives free from many age-related diseases?
Join Dr Alex Cagan to find out how nature’s solutions to longevity may hold the key to tackling our own health challenges.
🗓️ 03 April
⌚ 8-9pm
📍Cambridge Union
🎫Booking required
🐋 What can the genomes of extraordinary species teach us about human health? 🧬
Join us for a fascinating talk with Dr Alex Cagan exploring how studying animal species genomes could unlock secrets to longevity and disease resistance.
Book now! https://t.co/ma5WGl8C2n
#CamFest
✨March = Women's History Month ✨
We're celebrating by introducing you to a Department member each week.
Today is Dr Juliette Davis, a post-doc in the Imbeault Group. Read about her research, defining moments and how she got into science ⬇️
https://t.co/n1w6kKPGtq
You will find us as part of the Family weekend with a variety of genetic themed, hands-on activities 🪰🔬🐣🍓🧬
🗓️Saturday 29 March
🕑 10am - 4pm
📍Pathology Labs, Downing Site
#CamFest
🔟 weeks to go until the start of #CamFest 2025 🎉
We will launch our full programme and open bookings on 17 February, so make sure you are signed up to our mailing list: https://t.co/dhy7zWpsLU
Are you interested in being involved with the undergraduate practical teaching we offer? We are looking for a Technician to come and join our team.
📅Apply by 02 March ➡️https://t.co/JhHzA1wkjm
This week we are looking forward to
https://t.co/JGkWQWopYm : Epigenetics: A Code upon a Code?
Join us for this talk by Professor Anne Ferguson-Smith.
Friday 14 February, a night of love and Codes!
❤️🧬
This Thursday, we are delighted to welcome @LSaund11 as part of our Genetics Seminar Series.
🎙️Embryo-scale reverse genetics at single cell resolution
🗓️ Thursday 13 February
��� 2 - 3pm
📍Biffen Lecture Theatre, Downing Site
Prof Eske Willerslev, Director of Research, is the winner of the prestigious Villum Kann Rasmussen prize 2025 for his pioneering work in environmental DNA 🧬
Full video and article⬇️
https://t.co/dF3hFtm4rE
This week from the Genetics Seminar Series:
👤@JustinMCrocker from @embl
🎙️Drosophila in context: evolution, toxins, and behaviour
🗓️ Thursday 06 February
🕑 2 - 3pm
📍Biffen Lecture Theatre, Downing Site
Our first seminar of 2025 🤩
Precision Medicine - Transforming Healthcare 🩺🧬
This week we are delighted to welcome Professor Sir Mark Caulfield from @QMUL, hosted by
@OKaneCahir.
📅 Thursday 23 January
🕑 2pm
📍Biffen Lecture Theatre