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News and events from the School of Biological Sciences, The University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, UK
Joined March 2015
Proud to be ranked 5th in the UK, and top ranked in Scotland, for the quality and breadth of our research by @timeshighered – ranking based on @REF_2021 results #REFResults #EdinburghImpact ➡️
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RT @AbioticStress: Review by Croce et al. @McCormick_Lab @DrTracyLawson @LancasterUni @LancsPhotosynth @SBSatEd @ThePlantCell @ASPB Perspe…
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RT @TibaPartnership: TIBA Tanzania's Dr Paul Kazyoba is leading community health worker (CHW) training in Busega District, near Lake Victor…
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RT @CPonceLilly: 🚀 Every day is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science! As a PhD researcher working with CRISPR & microalgae…
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RT @TibaPartnership: Reflecting on #WorldNTDDay 2025! 1.65 BILLION people still suffer from preventable, treatable Neglected Tropical Disea…
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Now open - Amplifying Affected Voices exhibition @RoyalSocEd A powerful collection of images and videos of personal stories of people living with Neglected Tropical Diseases - which affect 1.5 billion people worldwide 31 Jan - 4 Feb ➡️
Yesterday’s launch of the Amplifying Affected Voices exhibition was a huge success! Great to see so much engagement—and to welcome @EDCTP as another endorser of the Kigali Declaration.
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RT @TibaPartnership: This #WNTDD 2025, we are highlighting the lived experiences of those battling NTDs through photography. Their voices,…
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Don't miss this powerful @TibaPartnership exhibition which puts the spotlight on neglected tropical diseases affecting 1.5 billion people 31 Jan- 4 Feb @RoyalSocEd
#BeatNTDs #WNTDD #WorldNTDDay ➡️
Changing the way we approach NTDs starts with listening to and seeing those most affected. 📍 Join us for this powerful exhibition at @RoyalSocEd 🎟️ Free tickets: #BeatNTDs #WNTDD #WorldNTDDay
@CombatNTDs @PIG_Edinburgh @EdinburghUni
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RT @EdinburghUni: 1/3 @metoffice severe weather update⚠️@EdinburghUni remains closed today (Fri 24 Jan) with no teaching or events taking p…
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RT @EdinburghUni: [1/2]@metoffice red weather warning ⚠️ Due to a red weather warning in place for tomorrow (Friday 24 January), the Univer…
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RT @LordsSTCom: Our Chair, Baroness Brown was interviewed on @bbc5live - starting at 2:05:00 - on the Committee's engineering biology repor…
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RT @EdinburghUni: Great to see this article from @BBCPallab highlighting @SBSatEd Professor Stephen Wallace’s research transforming #fatber…
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RT @Dr_StephenW: Wonderful to see our upcoming work highlighted by the recent UK House of Lords report on #EngineeringBiology and to work w…
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Take a look inside the lab where @Dr_StephenW team have engineered bacteria to eat fatbergs and turn them into fragrance🦠🧪 The fast-moving field of bioengineering is being hailed as the new industrial revolution Great coverage by @STVNews
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RT @GoryachevAndrew: 🚨🚨Please RT! 📢📢 Following last year’s success, International workshop Physics of Biological Systems is back in May! Fr…
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RT @Wallace_Lab: Great to see our upcoming work highlighted by the recent UK House of Lords report on #EngineeringBiology and particularly…
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Turning fatbergs into perfume... Great to see so many of our amazing #EngineeringBiology scientists and our cutting-edge @EdinGenFoundry facility highlighted by @BBCNews and in the recent @UKHouseofLords report @Dr_StephenW @lehorsfall @Wallace_Lab
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RT @DrStracquadanio: Delighted to see our work on #generative #AI for #protein #engineering featured as a 2024 highlight by @sgqcheng at…
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Wishing everyone a joyful festive break! The University will be closed from 5pm on Monday 23 December 2024 until 9am on Friday 3 January 2025. Our School social accounts will be live again from Monday 6th January Need support over the winter break👇
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RT @TrendsParasitol: Drs Stephen Larcombe @jane_munday & @rmc9z highlight @MonicaMugnier & colleagues’ @Nature article on tissue spaces as…
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Identification of genes linked to deadly cattle parasites’ spread beyond Africa, could help detection of future outbreaks in real-time @GuyOldrieve @KeithRMatthews @edin_EID @EdinburghUni
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