@jaojake1804@PlymUni Thank you Jake ๐ฅฐ such a hard time for everyone right now but itโs getting harder and harder to pretend itโs not having a toll on mental health and consequently our work ๐ฅ fingers crossed they act soon ๐ค๐ผ๐
Cannot believe that this kind of vile language is used in this day and age. It has never been acceptable but I expected better of people these days๐ก๐ค๐คฌ
Very honoured to have been taught by Dr Mike Foulkes and to have assisted him during Spectroscopy in a Suitcase (SIAS) visits. I canโt think of anyone who deserves this more!
Congratulations to Prof Bill Griffith, Prof Sharon Hammes-Schiffer, Prof Alan Goldman, Dr Michael Foulkes, Prof Daryl Williams, Hayley Simon, Prof Stephen Liddle, Prof Christiane Timmel, Prof Jianliang Xiao, Prof Richard Brown #RSCawards
I hope I have inspired prospective students just as the academic staff and student ambassadors did for me on my applicant day over 3 years ago. Choosing to study Chemistry at the University of Plymouth was the best decision I've ever made and I have loved every second!
This ๐. Straight white woman here, but still, my whole life I've been utterly terrified of Neonazis and Hooligans. I support the #BLM protests. What scares the life out of me are the drunk white bald tattooed so-called protectors of memorials.
George Floyd and I were both arrested for allegedly spending a counterfeit $20 bill. For George Floyd, a man my age, with two kids, it was a death sentence. For me, it is a story I sometimes tell at parties. That, my friends, is White privilege.
Turning the tide on plastic - Marine litter is a global environmental problem with items of debris now contaminating habitats from the poles to the equator, from the sea surface to the deep sea.
https://t.co/VqcEg7DPdu @ProfRThompson@scarletdesign@PlymUniMI
Professor Richard Thompson OBE, one of the worldโs foremost experts on #plasticpollution, has been elected as a Fellow of the @royalsociety.
Find out more ๐
https://t.co/aItAGqN1oa
Plastic is now in
1. your blood
2. your faeces
3. the air you breathe
4. the water you drink
5. the food you eat
6. the wildlife you love
7. the deepest oceans
8. the soil
9. the rocks
10. the rain
11. the atmosphere
12. the Arctic
13. Space
And it kills millions every year.
We are sad to see these statistics, but it is one of the reasons teachers are as welcome as the girls to GiG to find out more about the roles available to ALL in the geosciences, and to meet some of the amazing women doing them!
Smalls For All is a charity that sends underwear to Africa where itโs considered a luxury - a woman in Africa is less likely to be raped or sexually assaulted if sheโs wearing a bra as itโs a sign of wealth and status so come on girls donate all you can ๐
#charity#donate#girls
Congratulations to everyone getting their A Level results today! To those of you who got what you wanted, and to those of you who might not be quite sure whatโs next, weโre proud of you all, and best of luck with whatever the future may bring! #alevelresults2019
Are you looking for a #CHEMISTRY course with glowing credentials ? Call us in Plymouth to see what's available on 0333 241 6929.
Could be the start of a great adventure! Find out more https://t.co/mbmVXOCKYk @PlymUniApply#alevelresults2019