Co-Founder & CEO Wild Bio
Oxford, England
Joined October 2016
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Calling on anyone who aspires to be curious and courageous - come see what wild bio is working on and consider joining the fun! #hiring
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Three open positions to join us @OxfordBiology
Looking for new labmates who are passionate about understanding & engineering photosynthesis
Plant Transformation bit.ly/3KyWWpU
Engineering C4 Rice bit.ly/3H8UjJt
C4 cycle in maize bit.ly/32xsvzl
Plz RT
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Excited to share that my spin-out is hiring! Come join us as we tackle one of the biggest challenges of our time, and radically increase crop yields for a safe and sustainable future!
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Our team is growing! We do other activities with plants too, like designing, improving, and testing. Explore the many ways you could help us develop crops to combat climate change here
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JOINT STATEMENT - "We must urgently address the fact that the food we eat is damaging our planet. We need to develop new agricultural technologies and practices to reduce the sector’s contribution to the climate emergency" - Professor Dale Sanders okt.to/VRmwGj
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I wish it was more widely understood that it is the land use for agriculture that is the main threat to the world's biodiversity.
This is the abstract of this paper: nature.com/articles/s41893-0…
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the fact that if you take a giant blob of hydrogen and let physics do its thing for a few billion years, you eventually end up with self-assembling atomic nano-robots never ceases to fucking blow my mind
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The incentive to make apps to share funny videos is so much greater than making anti infective drugs. My prediction is that we are all going to die of superbug infection while watching funny dance videos 😰😱
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Very excited to be joining OSI as a Scientist in Residence; I'll be helping to translate great science into solutions for global challenges
We are delighted to welcome two new additions to the OSI team. Immunocore TCR Discovery Biology lead Luke Williams PhD and Interdisciplinary Bioscience Postdoctoral Researcher @RossWHen PhD have joined us as Scientists in Residence (SIRs) [1/2]
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Barbara McClintock's discoveries on genetics were so far beyond the understanding of the time that other scientists ignored her work for more than a decade. But she trusted her evidence and persisted.
Watch the very moment she received the Medicine Prize in 1983.
#NobelPrize
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Congrats @David__Emms! Very grateful to all the users who have provided feedback and generally in awe of all the discoveries that have been made using OrthoFinder!
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Help slow the spread of #COVID19 and identify at risk cases sooner by self-reporting your symptoms daily, even if you feel well 🙏🏼. Download the app covid.joinzoe.com/
The opportunity cost of undervaluing scientific insight is having to meet global challenges reactively, not proactively. Great example:
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Recognizing Plant Physiology authors; Ross-William Hendron bit.ly/2Gqkyx9, first author of Subdivision of light signalling networks contributes to partitioning of C4 photosynthesis bit.ly/37HQOIt @RossWHen #maize #Barley #photosynthesis #fluorescence
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Without a great food system transformation, the world will fail to deliver both on the UN's #SDGs & the Paris #Climate Agreement. There are five grand challenges to be faced, by science & society, to effect that transformation: doi.org/10.1038/s43016-019-0… | #sustainable #foodsecurity
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‘‘Twas the night before Christmas, When all through the house, Not a creature was stirring... except for the production elves at Plant Physiology! @RossWHen shows that light signalling networks are partitioned between BS and M cells in maize buff.ly/34NjVaR
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"X doesn't grow on trees" ... biology is so much better at manufacturing than any human-invented tech that we use it as an idiom for free and abundant. if we all do our job well in synthetic biology everything will grow on trees.
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I've just put online a set of step-by-step tutorials on running OrthoFinder and interpreting the results: davidemms.github.io/
You can also see the latest paper here: doi.org/10.1186/s13059-019-1…
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Our OrthoFinder 2 paper is now out! A big thanks for all the support and encouragement we've had from everyone. Our goal was to extend OrthoFinder to provide a complete, automatic gene tree based ortholog analysis that only required gene sequences as input. @Steve__Kelly
