Peter Saunderson

Just a regular guy!

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

software released https://t.co/qi8nTc0UKE

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

actually kernel version 5.15.. thanks in part to Ola Jeppsson

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

Got Parallella working again with HDMI and access to 16 Epiphany cpu cores. This time with Linux kernel version 15.10

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

Just started a new educational FPGA project - https://t.co/38ZyAhHtez. hoping to get some collaborators so that I can improve the documentation!

[Emily Saunderson @SaundersonEmily]

New paper out today! Congrats @GabriellaFicz @DrHHEncabo @kevin_rouault @JulieDevis + authors! A collaborative effort @QMBCI @TheCrick @QMULWHRI

CRISPR/dCas9 DNA methylation editing is heritable during human hematopoiesis and shapes immune progeny | PNAS https://t.co/rKk3OWFbgx

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

@_Railcards @Paintedbyrose99 problems everywhere... direct messages via twitter also fail for some reason ... perhaps the railcard twitter mailbox is full??

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

@_Railcards unfortunately due to faults there is now no way to use the app to view my railcard! Cant order new download code, cant see the railcard previously stored on android phone.. thank goodness I am not travelling by train! Error codes from web site 427c9ed2 and ff58e232 and ...

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

To win: Reduce infection rate, And inoculate the population. https://t.co/deJsnmaqNr: The more viruses circulate, the more they may change. https://t.co/TXiaokZVTU: any virus with a mutation that doesn’t produce an immune response, will likely spread better. @sajidjavid

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

@MrClutch_Auto Broken down (clutch problem) on side of Motorway. I have to decide where to drop off my broken car - home or at my local Mr Clutch? Any thoughts?

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

@Keir_Starmer @BorisJohnson "put in place the capacities for testing and diagnosis, isolation, contact tracing and quarantine;" "Speed, scale, and equity must be our guiding principles" - all cases of COVID‐19 including cases with mild or moderate disease https://t.co/tyDGXNN3yp

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

From 5th May @WHO "young people living through the COVID-19 pandemic will emerge an empowered generation: a generation that values solidarity and collaboration" https://t.co/R0ftdUlkCs

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

April 6th @WHO: there is currently no evidence that wearing a mask by healthy persons in the wider community setting, can prevent them from infection with respiratory viruses, including COVID-19. Leave masks for Medical professionals who really need them!

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

March 2nd @WHO: "standardised, reliable serology testing is something we absolutely need at this point." True then and true now.. Why has / is it taking so long for governments to take action on the World Health Organisation advice?

[David Wood @dw2]

For anyone inclined to blame the WHO for inaction on Covid-19, this thread has good counter points

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

In 2003 I travelled to China and saw first hand how temperature screening at airports was used to effectively control the spread of SARS. Why did our government not put effective screening at our airports early in the pandemic?

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

@Health_Eng @uclmecheng @PublicHealthPod United Kingdom, Poland, Romania all seem to follow the same path https://t.co/xp8m12PM2q . No dramatic drop in numbers. Perhaps this could be caused by starting rather late on contact tracing and testing?

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

More good stuff https://t.co/KeALGgQn4z

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

#hospitality #restaurants @GoodPubGuide @DominicCumins @BBCr4today reason to close pubs with big beer gardens. No reason not to reclaim the streets and allow cafe and restaurants to set out chairs in the street for customers. No reason to have a blanket bans. End shock and Scare

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

@Keir_Starmer This is a global pandemic that needs a global co-ordinated response. Borders must have screening. City's must have screening. City and rural areas must be treated separately. Central imposed blanket policies, whilst effective, are not working properly.

[Peter Saunderson @peteasa]

@BBCNews What has happened to informative news coverage? It is clear that social distancing is easier outside of cities. Why not present the figures for urban areas divided by the population of the urban area. For countries, divide by the population of the country.