Fascinating talk by @NdeVere at @OrielScience café. Makes me want to add DNA sequencing to my gardening!

Two consequences of the pandemic for scientists: bit.ly/2JTFlLx go.nature.com/39ZyKKa

Apparently, bit.ly/1g3AhR6 can shorten URLs. I'm not convinced.

Jack is declared... Not guilty. #innocentjack

We need proper scientific research on which baby primate is the cutest. #asabeaster2015

bit.ly/1NK52bM Article written by three men. No reference to the research conducted by #LadyTrent. I'm disappointed in Nature.

30 minutes till my talk on the effect of ocean acidification on juvenile sea bass. Hopefully the videos will work. #ASAB2015Lincoln

Robot dragons by @aaoiee, robot raptors by Nora Carlson. #ASAB2015Lincoln has cool interactions between biology and robotics.

A cake to celebrate my first paper being accepted! It seems that IdTracker can detect sea bass even as icing on a cake!

It is the despair caused by trying to use flow cytometry that led Elizabeth Iorns to create Science Exchange. I can relate all too well...

I'm guessing ethics are more lax when it comes to fire ants: youtu.be/NpiDADw5Omw

Some wonderful murmurations goo.gl/whfCpE

From Zach Weinersmith's Science Abridged Beyond the Point of Usefulness. True, but I wouldn't have been opposed to tasting those sea bass...