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@NC3Rs funded training fellow in @thewakefieldlab at @LSI_Exeter. Developing genetic tools for Galleria mellonella. Co-director @GMRCUK https://xitter.cf/t.co/cNN7PeLVA3

Exeter
Joined February 2022
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See ya there and @ GMRC
Time to jump ship from here, see you on 🦋 @ jenniesc . 🦋 . social
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PhD position in @DenholmLab ' Exploring form & function in one of nature’s most powerful water-conservation systems' working on insect renal system development, physiology and evolution. findaphd.com/phds/project/ea… apply by 17th January 2025. Please repost
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I'm looking to a motivated Research Assistant in Microbiology to join my research group at the University of Plymouth (12 months, part time). If you're interested in a career in Microbiology please apply: hrservices.plymouth.ac.uk/tl…
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Now on 🦋 too, can find me at JamesCPearce (as on here). If you want to follow the updates from @gmrcuk that @JennieSCampbell, @thewakefieldlab and I manage - we're there too @ both GMRC and GMRCUK
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Todays mushroom walk was a good one - lots of giant funnels, a couple of Princes and some white saddles lurking on campus!
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Last day to apply for this!
We have an open postdoc position for those interested in using SynBio and biofilm engineering to tackle environmental challenges careers.brunel.ac.uk/vacancy…
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Last couple of days have required some fairly urgent pedalling to make train/ferry connections but all in all such a lovely visit. Happy to be back in the UK though!
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Berlin was awesome. Fantastic to see @erk0199 doing well with his #CrisprGalleria, and very happy to be able to present what we’ve with been doing with #Galleria / @gmrcuk to a lovely bunch of researchers in the evolutionary biology dept @FU_Berlin
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Plenty of time to sample Berlin’s local delicacies too, before heading home!
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One for any #zebrafish peeps in the UK @ZebrafishRock !!
And one other thing for all zebbie folks….
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Awesome work Hugh! Really cool to see the Killifish #3Rs model in use too, big congratulations!
Very grateful for all the support from many collaborators to try and unpick in-host gene expression patterns of a global public health threat and WHO critical priority human fungal pathogen. Please check it out and let us know what you think 🙂
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A bit of sightseeing on the weekend in this amazing city, and looking forward to seeing @erk0199 at @FU_berlin!
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Quick cycle to Arnhem this morning, via one of the many lovely Dutch bike paths, and onwards to Berlin!
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Next up a few days going over the finer points of moth rearing and husbandry, injection technique to increase reproducibility, and the internal workings of larvae with the Genetics group at @WUR
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Hopefully this was time well spent for everyone, and I really look forward to following the work coming out of @EvelineSnelders lab with their new @gmrcuk colony 🐛! Thank you so much Eveline and @MW_MartinW for your kind hospitality.
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Ps. Is a communal office cheese a common thing in the Netherlands?
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Well my flying visit to the Netherlands has been fun! A misty start in the hook of Holland took me to Rotterdam. Navigation was taken care of using the Dirk Gently method, following some older Dutch blokes who looked like they knew where they were going.
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The onwards to Gouda to have a Nosy round the home of the cheese, refuel on @POMMS_NL, and experience my first boat traffic light before making it to Utrecht.
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A quick train and pedal over to Wageningen from Ede, and the omens we’re looking good for a moth visit to a fungal research lab!
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Cryptonephridial complexes are radically reorganised forms of the renal + digestive organs found in many arthropods, acting as powerful recycling systems. Here we review 200 yrs of research into these remarkable organ systems onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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