Developmental biologist; Emeritus scientist, Francis Crick Institute; President, Zoological Society of London. Running, cycling. Tweeting in personal capacity.
@StuartPenney1@rwilliams1947 I agree. There was something exhilarating about going into a record shop and asking if they ‘had any other Dylan’, as if you were trying to score some other kind of merchandise.
@john_gentile The Faces
Bob Dylan
Fairport Convention
The Kinks
The Band
Van Morrison
Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes
The Clash
John Martyn
Richard Thompson
If you're interested in the interconnectedness of animal and human health (and who isn't!?) then come and join in the discussion with me and three incredible speakers at London Zoo next Tuesday 19th May.
@RosieSWilliams1@zsllondonzoo@OfficialZSL
Free Tickets here -
https://t.co/Id9VaaH5Hq
A fanfare 50 years in the making!
William Walton’s Roaring Fanfare, written for ZSL’s 150th anniversary, performed again for the first time since, to celebrate 200 years of science, conservation and culture.
@LPOrchestra@southbankcentre#ZSLAt200
This afternoon, our staff, volunteers and supporters have continued celebrating ZSL's momentous 200th anniversary - by coming together at our two conservation Zoos, @zsllondonzoo and @zslwhipsnadezoo.
Huge thanks to @hummingbbakery for sending us some treats for our big day. 🎉 #ZSLat200
We are back on @bbcnews from @zsllondonzoo 's Penguin Beach from 6.30pm this evening - as the sun starts to set on our 200th anniversary day of celebrations. Don't miss it! https://t.co/EB3HkDTyLW #ZSLat200
The first page of the record of the first meeting of the Zoological Society of London, on 29 April, 1826. It features Sir Stamford Raffles and Sir Humphrey Davy.
Poet Laureate Simon Armitage talks to our CEO Kathryn England about his inspiration for The Moon and the Zoo - and the impact ZSL has made culturally over the past 200 years.
We're delighted that the @guardian have featured Poet Laureate Simon Armitage's new nature poem that he's created to mark our 200th anniversary: https://t.co/oDfhEyFVgV
For 200 years, we’ve been building the future of wildlife health 🌍🩺
From hands-on care to cutting-edge science, every step has helped shape how we protect animals - in our zoos and in the wild.
We invited @guardian photojournalist David Levene to join our vets for a year to capture everything that happened ahead of our 200th anniversary this month. An epic 50,000 photos later, here’s everything from sleeping lions to spitting snakes:
https://t.co/nzIrLcXXkv
To all my cycling chums, let me recommend Wild Atlantic Cycling's MIZMAL tour. Not only is it brilliant, but you meet some brilliant people like @jmullinjourno (hello John!). Don't think about it — just sign up!