Last chance to submit your poster to #2023ISMPMI. Submissions close tomorrow! Don't miss your opportunity to share your research at the Congress and advocate for your science with a global audience of scientists.
Submit your poster by April 4: https://t.co/HzWbgrwmMW
Starting in 30 minutes!⏰How Do Prisons and Policing Impact and Intersect with Our Struggles for Land Justice? -with Sophia Doyle, Tallulah Brennan, Jesse Noon, Kelsey and Chelsea🌍
There’s still time to join #ORFC23 👇
https://t.co/W1fDi92uAe
Join us at 12:45 GMT for this exciting session @ORFC with @MerlinSheldrake and @DougBierend
Mycelium's Moment: Understanding the growing fascination with fungi https://t.co/YK2taZne6w
#ORFC23
The Microbes and Social Equity working group turned 3 years old in December, and we currently have 170 members from around the globe, as well ~100 newsletter-only subscribers!
Check out our re-cap of 2022:
https://t.co/t2VmIYtYNo
Will be speaking at the @UofGARC as part of the Bio-Lit Talks: Perspectives on the Gut series this Wednesday with @SeanWaiKeung and Rhys Williams.
Thank you @SofiaSandalli and @MrDeerwater for the invite.
Sign-up here to attend in person or online: https://t.co/4USOaPNUya
The UK government's ruthless and reckless policies that "go for growth” require us all to ask the essential questions that Donella Meadows - mother of systems thinking - set out decades ago. So join me in answering these questions... 1/n
A great editorial from the July issue of @naturesustainab, basically summarises my motivations and journey of going from a Cell Biologist studying growth control, to a Microbial Ecology, Food Systems and Sustainability researcher.
https://t.co/Vm64SPRImt
Important: Omicron is not a "South African variant" of COVID.
Omicron is a variant of *unknown origin* that was discovered and reported by South African scientists. We owe them a debt of gratitude for their discovery.
Pass it on.
🧪 pombeTalks S02 E12 next week! 🥼 Talks from @TiffSMak (Nurse lab @TheCrick) and Weifang Wu (@Allshire_Lab @WTcell @EdinburghUni). Join us for the last session of the series! 🚨 See poster for details 🚨 Register here: https://t.co/hiGlOR47H7
Pleased to share that the paper from my PhD research carried out @thecrick has finally been published in @embojournal today.
The TOR‐dependent phosphoproteome and regulation of cellular protein synthesis | The EMBO Journal https://t.co/TVlVBfh4FX
New #COVID19 findings: John Diffley and colleagues identify small molecule inhibitors of the enzymes required for SARS-CoV-2 replication. Read the original papers and associated commentary here in #BiochemJ#OpenAccess https://t.co/qbmofeOWou
What an incredible group of people to learn from and exchange ideas! Massive thanks to the @hutlab for sharing all your knowledge and insights into studying microbial communities!
What a great course🎉🎉! Thank you to the amazing group of trainers from the @hutlab & attendees that joined us this week for the 4th edition of this fantastic course.🙏
Check out our courses, if you want to join us next time: https://t.co/2Mel2FCDTQ
What a great way to convey the collective efforts of the scientific community and the impact this has had on society, especially during these uncertain times. Proud to be a @TheCrick alumni.
If you’re visiting our @uclh vaccination centre, you might see it's looking a bit brighter! 🌈
We’ve worked with @PoetintheCityUK to commission 12 poems inspired by the words of people vaccinated here, our volunteers and our local communities. #DropOfHope https://t.co/m5G6pXiXvH