One last #blog before bed 😴 Skill Issue: The Kākāpō 🦜 🇳🇿 Today's guest is the Kākāpō (for those curious its ka·kuh·pow), lets get into it. chloroplaston.wordpress.com/2024/03/20/ski… #nature #conservation #kakapo #birds #science #sleep

Spring time Norwich Research Park Park 😴

New Meta: Looking at tongues today! 😛 #animals #nature #tongue #birds #reptiles #isopods #evolution chloroplaston.wordpress.com/2024/03/22/new…

Thank you to everyone who participated today in our Standing up for Science Workshop to at Norwich Research Park 👏 A special thanks to the John Innes Foundation and John Innes Centre for hosting this brilliant workshop!

Skill Issue: The Platypus 🦫🦎🦆🦦🇦🇺 Had some time to finish this one up last night! This lunchtime post covers everyone’s favourite semi-aquatic egg laying mammal of action. The platypus. 🥚 #nature #science #platypus #australia #animals chloroplaston.wordpress.com/2024/04/12/ski…

Norwich is so nice! Had the chance to visit the cathedral last weekend. So beautiful! 🤩

1/ Pre-war wheat could hold the key to securing and improving future harvests. Led by the UK John Innes Centre and China (AGIS-CAAS), scientist from across the globe have concluded a 20 year study to decipher the genomes of over 800 pre-war wheats. jic.ac.uk/press-release/…

BLOG - Career Stories: Aston Saini, PIPS student - What I’ve learned about scientists engaging with policy makers With #government and #generalelection on many minds this week, read about PIPS student Aston Saini experience within the JIC policy team okt.to/jKXkMU

Post-flu insomnia fuelled work nights 😴 At least I now have a lab partner to help get me through! Kril the Emotional/Scientific Support Crab 🦀🧪

In other news, finally finding my footing with work again and making some slow but valuable progress 😮‍💨 Just need to build some momentum! 🚂

We're hiring! Seeking a postdoc (or Grade 6 role with adjusted responsibilities) to investigate the molecular functions of the CHLORAD system. Join us to unravel its intricate details! Apply here: my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit… Oxford Biology

Birds Exhibit at Natural History Museum is so good.