Next week I will be giving an invited keynote lecture in Wuhan, China, at the World Digital Education Conference, a high-level event hosted by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, the National Commission for UNESCO, and the Government of Hubei Province.
Delighted to give a video presentation at the 20th annual meeting of the International Conference on Genomics this morning, in Wuhan, on Omics and AI in Biodiversity.
@TanvirHynes I am now a Trustee of the charity Finding Rhythms. They have been working through the OPD team for the last couple of years at Bronzefield and Governor Jonathan French was very supportive. It would be lovely if the charity could help now. Please let me know. @jamescrabbe
Between 18-25 March Finding Rhythms is taking part in The Big Give Campaign. Every donation made through our dedicated portal will be match funded. Head to our campaign page to find out more and donate: https://t.co/sk14YnkfP1
Finding Rhythms is helping more young people to move away from crime, we need to raise funds. From18-25 March we are taking part in The Big Give Campaign. Visit our special page about the project and to donate: https://t.co/sk14YnkfP1
Pleased to have my piece on ‘Development Agenda Lauded as a Global Win’ published today in China Daily to coincide with the Two Sessions meeting in Beijing: https://t.co/pwE5D7dLBd
(https://t.co/LwP81vNwHu). We applied optimization coupling learning to 3424 leading enterprises in China to reveal triggering mechanisms of financial health from enterprise behaviour to macro-economic levels.
Innovative tools are key to unlocking human potential. At ICG-19 Shenzhen, Prof. @jamescrabbe explored how AI & big data are revolutionizing cancer research-linking genetic data to clinical insights for faster, cost-effective treatments. Watch: https://t.co/kr8AFhtVHT
Our new paper in Genetica (https://t.co/iHlD0ZWYVU) confirmed that the Plagiomnium genus is a sister group with Mnium, while the Pohlia genus is not a monophyletic group. Our analyses supported the transfer of the Pohlia genus into the Mniaceae.
Our new publication is in the ACS journal Environmental Science & Technology (https://t.co/YVj4wVB6YR). We show that exposure of hepatocytes to low doses of rare earth metals, used in many aspects of technology hardware, could lead to liver damage.@WolfsonCollege @China_CoR_
Our paper on all Atlantic warm water corals has just been published, to coincide with the IUCN coral Red Listing of 892 species globally. https://t.co/W9RwKYdQAf
Half of the Atlantic coral species are at risk of extinction.
Forty-four per cent of reef-building coral species globally are at risk of extinction, the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ reveals following a global assessment announced today at the ongoing COP29 UN climate conference in Azerbaijan. https://t.co/Qdt4P33Rfx @WolfsonCollege