
Bioengineering PhD, medical writer, editor @medgadget, Science communicator. @amaascience on insta. Views are my own (She | Her)
Dublin City, Ireland
Joined May 2013
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How do the different types of #coronavirus #Covid #Vaccines work? Which company is using which strategy?Can #mRNA vaccines change our #DNA?It was great working with @JamesAnkrum on this video.Let me know what you'd like to see next in this vaccine series!
youtu.be/XVt8XeBT0PA
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2+ hours. Every single day. That's how long kids from Whitefield spend on Varthur Road for a 5km commute. My own daughter is stuck right now as I post this. Whitefield deserves better than this. @blrcitytraffic @DKShivakumar @krishnabgowda @PCMohanMP @MALimbavali #Varthur
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As you may know, I have spent the past 25 years growing cells in culture as part of my work in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. Over time, I have become increasingly concerned about our impact on the planet and how it will affect future generations. In the last 5 years, I have focused on developing technologies to make sustainable food through cell bioprocessing.
One of my achievements is the development of a cultivated meat process that addresses the current challenges of factory farming. Along the way, we also devised a method to eliminate animal slaughter from FBS production. We collect platelet-rich plasma from free-range cows through a plasmapheresis process, which provides a rich cocktail of growth factors. These cows live on a ranch and contribute to carbon sequestration through sustainable farming practices. The platelet lysate we collect meets the needs for growing cells in culture, as demonstrated in the attached white paper with numerous third-party validations.
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Have you heard about tissue-cyborganics? Would you like to learn more about? Check out our latest review paper, and be tuned for more.
#TeamBioEngine @DTU_HealthTech
Interested in tissue engineering? Our latest review outlines the mechanisms of action & applications of self-healing hydrogels in molecule delivery, surgical processes, and medical devices for diagnostics & precision therapies.
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We @PennOrtho are excited to announce an open faculty position in the @McKayLaboratory for an Assistant Professor in the tenure track!
Please share broadly!
If you are or know someone interested, do reach out to me or Co-Chair @SherryLiuLab.
Apply here! apply.interfolio.com/146051
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𝗪𝐇𝐀𝐓 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐍𝐄𝐄𝐃 𝐓𝐎 𝐊𝐍𝐎𝗪 & 𝗪𝐇𝐀𝐓 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐍𝐄𝐄𝐃 𝐓𝐎 𝐃𝐎!
Please share this far & wide.
Politicians only pay attention to things that get traction so the more you spread the word the better
Thank you
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Share widely! @rodericogorman please do something about implementing this no brainer change to the maternity leave policy right away! Cancer treatment/being sick cannot take over maternity leave.. @IrishCancerSoc #leaveourleave
#leaveourleave update. We need to know WHEN it will be done now. @IrishCancerSoc @MarieKeating @NWCI @MummysStar @rodericogorman @MichealMartinTD @SimonHarrisTD
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I have news! I just joined @TIFRH_buzz as faculty 2 weeks ago. It's a crazy change after 11 years of living in the US! But I'm super excited to work with students in India to study animals in the tropics, understand heterothermy better, and help shape Indian ecology!
The nationwide entrance examination for the TIFR Graduate School Admissions will be conducted on December 10, 2023.
Apply here: tifr.res.in/academics/gs_adm…
Last date to apply: Nov 02, 2023 (Noon)
FAQs: tifr.res.in/academics/faq.ph…
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Today might have seen the biggest physics discovery of my lifetime. I don't think people fully grasp the implications of an ambient temperature / pressure superconductor. Here's how it could totally change our lives.
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The scarlet fever rash is historically described as bright red, but on people of color this can clearly be inaccurate; the rash may simply be flesh colored along with the characteristic sandpapery feel and appearance.
#Pediatrics #MedTwitter #ScarletFever
What a fascinating piece of research! The methods section reads like a story :)
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Anyone who's at the airport today, how bad is it? Can my husband stand in queue for my elderly parents until the check in line? #DublinAirport
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Human eyes only see the world through the very narrow 'visible spectrum' of electromagnetic radiation. But not all creatures see the world in the same light. Quite literally.
Bees for example can see shorter wavelengths and for them flowers look even more spectacular 🧵1/12
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This is Yulia Zdanovska. She was 21. One of Europe’s best young mathematicians, a winner of European Math Olympics in 2017. She died under RU shelling in Kharkiv the other day.
#StandWithUkraine #PutinWarCriminal #PutinsKrieg #россиясмотри
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Here's my personal Shuffle page where you can make a donation.
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I pledge to walk the length of the palliative care ward every day for as long as I can. What a goal! I can do it with your help.
No $ amount is too small. All RT's appreciated!
I woke up and realized I was putting my 3 year old to sleep vividly explaining how moaning myrtle saw the basilisks eyes through the toilet before dying. I swear the story started with a fire truck. Is there a worse story teller out there?
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Thread in response to many questions about when we should start with booster doses.
Yes, some countries that have used inactivated, vectored vaccines or mRNA vaccines have begun to offer booster doses to selected populations, like the elderly. 1/9
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The sense of abandonment is so real in Afghanistan right now. So many women begging for help, afraid of a Taliban take over and what that would mean for them.
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Britain and the United States send in troops to evacuate citizens as the Taliban march towards Kabul. 38 million Afghans left to fend for themselves. Activists, journalists, female MPs, female judges, many of them victims of targeted killings, sit & wait bbc.co.uk/news/uk-58195286.a…
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Just sitting there scrolling?
Why not take a few minutes to participate in medical research?
If you keep a record of your #periods and have had at least one dose of the #COVID19 #vaccine we would love to hear about your experiences!
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