Dayle Leonard
@dayle_leonard_
Zoology PhD at University of Galway. Animal outreach volunteer and lover of tarantulas and scorpions. Owner of too many exotic pets.
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Our latest contribution from the Venom Systems lab at Ryan Institute @ University of Galway Here, we document the predation event by the noble false widow spider on a pygmy shrew in Britain, further indicating that they are regular vertebrate eaters. Michel Dugon esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…
My life is nearly one track, I go from caring for animals and doing venom work to going home and caring for virtual animals in Planet Zoo , I think there is a trend. Or I need a new hobby
Our latest contribution in venom research🙂 The venom from the Samar spitting cobra & the Puff adder prevented biofilm production by pathogenic MSSA & MRSA 🐍🐍 Aoife Boyd Michel Dugon Loïc Quinton ...... We are now Research Ireland Ryan Institute @ University of Galway University of Galway Press sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Super happy to say today I started my PhD under Michel Dugon and Pathogenic Mechanisms Research Group - Boyd lab For the next 4 years I'll be looking at scorpions and their antimicrobial potential to put it briefly. My dream is finally coming true.
Very interesting posters from participants at the Ryan Institute Centre for One Health Conference Ryan Institute @ University of Galway One Health University of Galway ARME Group - Morris Lab Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway #OneHealth #research
Dayle Leonard starts his PhD with Dr Michel Dugon's Venom Lab & Dr Aoife Boyd's Pathogenic Mechanisms Research Group at University of Galway. Dayle's PhD Hardiman scholarship aims to investigate microbial flora and antibacterial bioactivity of scorpion venom. SNS@UniversityofGalway
🕷️ 'Spider venom is an important reservoir of novel bioactive compounds and an excellent model for evolutionary and ecological studies' Read more here 👉 bit.ly/3LT7zq4 via Pathogenic Mechanisms Research Group - Boyd lab of the Ryan Institute at Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway #spidervenom #SDG15
Dayle Leonard and Khun sa the Burmese python educating viewers on the science of snakes Galway Science & Technology Festival Festival Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway this afternoon. SNS@UniversityofGalway
Four years and several months of hard work and a pandemic later, I have finally made it to the end, thesis in hand!📗🐍🕷️🥳 A big thank you to everyone who helped along the way, especially my supervisors Kevin Healy and Michel Dugon and the IRC We are now Research Ireland for funding my work.
I got to give my first talk regarding my PhD work and I got to do it at one of the fun Pint of Science IE nights in Galway. Lots of nice questions asked and people got to meet my little friend in the scorpion I brought.
