C.S.O | 2nd Time- Co-Founder | Cell and Molecular Biologist | Marathon runner | Cyclist | Mummy of two | I always have snacks in my handbag
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Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
Last year @CuddlyNeuron and I introduced @SymphoRNA with a thesis: medicine's next era belongs to multi-target therapies. Multi-RNA will solve them. 12 months later, we have the data.
We just published a deep dive on what we've proven and where this goes: benjaminabollag.substack.com…
12 months into @symphorna and @benja22083 and I are pushing boundaries when it comes to complex diseases. See how far we've come introducing multi-target RNA therapies:
benjaminabollag.substack.com…
Last year @CuddlyNeuron and I introduced @SymphoRNA with a thesis: medicine's next era belongs to multi-target therapies. Multi-RNA will solve them. 12 months later, we have the data.
We just published a deep dive on what we've proven and where this goes: benjaminabollag.substack.com…
I recently featured in @GHealthcareMag with my powerful reminder that true potential is not always linear. Today, as a scientist and founder, I'm transforming complex biological insights into meaningful therapeutics at @symphorna with my co-founder @benja22083
What defines a scientist—perfect grades or relentless curiosity?
Ruth Helen Faram’s journey shows its resilience, curiosity, and the courage to question that drive real impact.
globalhealthcaremagazine.com…
#WomenInScience #Biotech #Innovation #Resilience #STEM
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
Synbio won't mean shit if we can't deploy it at scale. We have to go big. REALLY big. And relying solely on bioreactors won't get us there.
futurefields.io/blogs/flylab…
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
You've already heard the news. @upsidefoods keeps making history. Their "No Questions" letter from the FDA is a huge milestone for the cultured meat industry. A great explanation of what this means from @VinceSewalt here ➡️ linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
Many many things about @brainhealthscot make my heart soar. This comes near the top of the list! #brainhealth
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
White matter tracts throughout the human brain
Credit: Dr Jamie Kawadler
#neuroscience #neurotwitter #science #sciencetwitter #radiology #neurology #Bioinformatics #biochemistry #anatomy #MedTwitter
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
Chemists who publish negative findings should call those papers publianions instead of publications
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
We recently dove into the challenges and implications of anchorage-dependence in cultivated meat production. Read our summary below!(1/7)
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
We’re delighted to announce that Prof Irene Tracey has been nominated as Oxford’s next Vice-Chancellor.
Prof Tracey is currently Warden of @MertonCollege and is a renowned neuroscientist known for her work on pain and the brain.
Read more ⬇️
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
Blows my mind that it might actually be possible to be a “Cultivarian” now. (One who’s meat intake consists only of cultivated meat.)
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
Advice for young entrepreneurs/CEOs in #SynBio from @EmilyLeproust @TwistBioscience @BuiltWithBio
1) Don't stop fundraising - you have to keep at it all of the time.
2) Focus on company culture from day one.
3) It may feel lonely at times, but that feeling will pass.
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
Hundreds of people attended a vigil in #Oxford for Dr Ling Felce.
The @UniofOxford say they will "push for investments" to improve cycling safety.
▶️ Read more bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-ox…
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
A vigil will take place to remember Ling Felce tomorrow oxfordshirelive.co.uk/news/o…
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
Thank you to all who joined us at #FTGlobalFood systems on the 30th November. Watch all sessions from the day on demand including our panel that explored alternative proteins as a solution with @GoodFoodInst's @BruceGFriedrich: on.ft.com/3jHoXjy
Dr. Ruth Helen Faram retweeted
Today @instituteGC, we publish a paper calling on govts to support the transition away from industrial animal ag and towards alternative proteins. Scaling these technologies is one of the most important innovation challenges of this decade. Here’s why: 🧵 institute.global/policy/prot…