Oxford Uni. Soc. BMS

The Oxford University Society of Biomedical Sciences is a non-profit organisation enriching lives and minds in the world of biomedical sciences & beyond.

[Oxford Uni. Soc. BMS @OUSBMS]

Want to stay updated with: science news and discussions 🧬 / advice about the course 🧑‍🔬/ and our events ✨ ? SWIPE to learn about our Insta story (including perspectives from the oxfordscientist!), our new profile on… https://t.co/SzTaTKMjMo

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Have you visited our *brand new* website yet? 🤩Since we first went live in July, its features have expanded, including an easy way to purchase memberships online 💫 and even a members-only hub (currently in beta). So… https://t.co/Js8IXKPiLw

[Oxford Uni. Soc. BMS @OUSBMS]

OUSBMS has a new committee for 2020-2021 academic year!🧬🦠

Follow us on Instagram to stay updated with what we’re planning for next Michaelmas term!

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[Cherwell @Cherwell_Online]

Viva candidates are now required to wear commoner’s gowns to avoid bias @OUSBMS https://t.co/ylSV4MZ5Fh

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Life after PhD: academia, writing, consultancy, media, outreach and more. Medical Sciences Careers Day on 23 Sept https://t.co/7ZKqiG0Ws1

[Oxford SU @OxfordStudents]

#OUSUTeachingAwards Outstanding Tutor Award winners: Dr Sandra Campbell, Ian Carroll, Dr Leif Dixon, Sheila Tremlett and Zubin Siganporia

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(2/2) Continued... #OUSUTeachingAwards Most Acclaimed Lecturers are: Dr Tristen Naylor & Prof Andre Lukas

[Oxford SU @OxfordStudents]

(1/2) #OUSUTeachingAwards Most Acclaimed Lecturers are: Dr Janet Dickinson, Dr Kevin Hilliard, Dr Proochista Ariana and...

[Oxford Uni. Soc. BMS @OUSBMS]

A lovely start to the evening at #OUSUTeachingAwards - it's great to see Oxford's fantastic staff being rewarded for their dedication

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Join us this Thursday at 7:30PM in St John's JCR for our first social event of Trinity; a Quiz Night. #quiz #oxford #social

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We're delighted to be hosting Professor Anne Lingford-Hughes on Tuesday 10th May to discuss "The brain in addiction - what is different?"

[Live Science @LiveScience]

A four-month old infant in Maryland may be the first person to have teeth form in his brain. http://t.co/BEYk0dBgjl

[New Scientist @newscientist]

How did English end up becoming the language of science? http://t.co/erYCYW2nwe

[Scientific American @sciam]

Would you experience less social #anxiety if you believed you were invisible? http://t.co/qiXpmHClzk #science

[Oxford Uni. Soc. BMS @OUSBMS]

OUSBMS #supportresearch into #mentalhealth - here's a great video about why @joinMQ think you should too: http://t.co/bHPWEOuuIz

[Oxford Academic @OUPAcademic]

Is chocolate better than exercise for the brain? http://t.co/dsgGAnHjod by @OhioState prof Gary L. Wenk #psychology

[Oxford Uni. Soc. BMS @OUSBMS]

Nice. RT @BBSRC: Computer models of heart's pumping action #heartscience #valentinesday http://t.co/SSnvdhniFD & http://t.co/seBjq9kwPI

[UNIQ @OxfordUNIQ]

Scrambling to get your application in for #UNIQ2015? You've got 28 hours to submit it, that's 103,000(ish) seconds...which isn't that long!

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Our Sec. @JackCooper666 has #3D-printed his head. Now he might soon be able to print his own organs: http://t.co/YOHHSwjUMQ #Innovation

[Imperial College London @imperialcollege]

Listen to the latest Imperial podcast - tinnitus, appendectomies and peat fires: http://t.co/xfG5lE6VSR