Research fellow bringing biophysics to neuroscience in Lukacs Lab, ULeeds. PhD on Raman Bioapplication. BSc Physics. BSc Biochemistry. Climber and knitter.
Leeds, England
Joined April 2011
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🚨FUNDED PHD POSITION🚨
Thinking on pursuing a #PhD in #single-cell analysis?
In this project at U of Leeds, you will explore the biophysical and biochemical properties of metastasis using coherent #RamanSpectroscopy and #deformabilityCytometry
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I cannot encourage this enough. In that final proof of your manuscript, please proof read your figures!
Interested in single-cell analysis, microfluidics and cell sorting? A Postdoc opening in our group working with microfluidics and deformability cytometry to develop a deformability-activated cell sorter! Apply until the 1st of September. Please, share!
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PostDoc Position Now Open!
🎞 Join our High-Speed AFM team in Leeds
Application Deadline: 1st September 2024
Apply Online Here: jobs.leeds.ac.uk/EPSPA1117
Me trying the Pomodoro technique:
1st 25 minutes: this is working, or is it the coffee?
1st rest: let's rest by looking at this email that just came in.
End of rest: ... still answering emails....
Next 25 minutes: ... other stuff, now need rest...
Next rest: now ready to write...
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Our recent review @rsc_chembio is now online❗️
Here we report on bioorthogonal tags in the cell – silent Raman window and discuss their potential in biomedical applications using different modalities of #Ramanspectroscopy 🧬🔬
Open access here 👇🏼
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
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Otto Warburg's grant application from 1921 is just one sentence – “I require 10,000 marks” – and it was fully funded.
ALT https://www.nature.com/articles/nrc3038
Is it worth running a high impact project to achieve a high impact goal even though you will not publish in a while?
To me the answer is YES. But funding agencies do not necessarily agree with this.
How do we intend to make real scientific discoveries in a short-term system?
Having a HUGE experiment work on a Saturday feels like...!
Watch this space, exciting stuff is coming!!!
I've overbooked myself big time for the last 2 weeks and the upcoming months. But it is paying off so far! Send vitamins and coffee my way (and pet pictures) #AcademicTwitter #Science #Research
Is anyone left in this app? Last week and this morning have been really exciting days in terms of discovery and career progression and I found myself missing what twitter was for me during 2019-2022. Is #AcademicTwitter still a thing?
Facebook market is like a different dimension, I swear. This lady calling out all academia and telling me to get a real job. Feeling personally attacked here 😅
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I had the opportunity to think & work w/ incredible people for the last 4 yrs on how to make an impact on academic representation & culture.
Our conclusions & insights are in this article.
Please consider how you can contribute to making academia & STEM better for everyone 💜
Out now in @CellCellPress!
doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2023.…
Historically marginalized student representation drastically drops from undergrad to grad school.
Are underrepresented students unqualified? Or are grad school admissions unnecessarily confusing, costly, & gatekeeping?
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I already have an academic superpower! I can smell cell decay or contamination in an incubator sooner than anybody else 👃🏽👃🏽👃🏽
Honestly, twitter is simply so hard to use now. Promoted tweets are not clearly marked on the top and keep on interfering. All replies are no shown unless you click on "show more replies", and prioritizes instead showing you "More tweets". It's impossible to read a conversation!
#Academictwitter, I am trying to see something here.
If the day had 48 h instead of 24, how many hours would you use for academic-related work?
#Academia #PhDvoice #AcademicChatter
32%from 7 to 9
19%from 9 to 12
20%from 12 to 15
29%more than 15
391 votes • Final results