The Middle Earth Foundation Trust*. Part 1: Handover the locum ST3 Surgical SHO CT BNO (2019) @MemeRegOnCall *CQC requires improvement

The Dukes' Club Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Women in Surgery Very honoured to be nominated among such a fantastic group of surgeons. Several of whom I am lucky to count as mentors, colleagues and friends.

The Nature Methods paper on prospects of single cell proteomics technologies with main contribution of ICCVS scientists is now online: nature.com/articles/s4159… Javier Alfaro Georges BEDRAN goodlettlab Uniwersytet Gdański FNP Foundation for Polish Science Nature Methods

Preparing abstracts for #ugi2021 in #belfast 120 patients in the Arrow Study so far but 151 surgeons completed our survey! The Roux Group AUGIS how many could we have by October?

Calling all colleagues. Delighted to announce that we are going ahead with ugi2021.co.uk in Belfast 13th to 15th October. Abstracts now open ugi2021.co.uk/abstracts. Its been a long year. Let's make this happen!

As a postdoc, students sometimes ask me for advice on how they should communicate with their Prof/PI. Having sent and received 1000s of academic emails, here’s what I’ve learned about how to be effective in communication with senior faculty. #phdchat #AcademicTwitter

Outstanding translational science providing insights into the origins of Barrett's and oesophageal cancer with significant implications for screening. Very proud to work with this team.

Fantastic news. Well deserved

I am sure the hospitality will more than make up for the early start today on the way to AUGIS #UGI2021. Looking forward to a fantastic meeting in Belfast #Nozoomtoday

Presenting AUGIS today on behalf of Arrow Study. A large, The Royal College of Surgeons of England supported trainee-led collaborative audit. First six months of data with more to come!!! Keep it coming guys....Marianne Hollyman Natalie Blencowe Sheraz Markar Tom Wiggins Shameen Jaunoo

A fantastic talk by Prof Scarlett McNally. Thanks!

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The Cambridge Symposium on Oesophageal Cancer #camsoc2024 has kicked off! Thanks to Rob O’Neill for the welcome, we start with a talk from Rebecca Fitzgerald ‘The past, present and future of early detection for oesophageal cancer’

Delighted to open the inaugural Cambridge symposium on oesophageal cancer #CamSOC2024. A fantastic line up of speakers. Oustanding first talk Rebecca Fitzgerald Lab

How can you make probability distributions and cancer evolution accessible? ask Trevor Graham! #CamSOC2024

As always a really thoughful presentation of fundamental questions in organoid resarch by John Zhuang #CamSOC2024

Packed auditorium as Chris Jones gets the afternoon underway #CamSOC2024