Here’s a full Courtships Display from the Black Crown Night Heron. This nocturnal bird will be seen during the day but rarely to this extent. #TwitterNatureCommunity #nature #birds

Exciting news! Delighted to have been awarded a ⁦The Royal Society⁩ grant with ⁦Carolina Chagas⁩ to look at the prevalence, diversity and impacts of Lankesterella infection in passerines. We’ll be advertising a part-funded (travel and consumables) MSc by Res soon!

Congratulations Charlie, that’s an incredible & really interesting piece/study, very well deserved!! 😁🦗🎉

Aw it’s lovely to see it printed when I’m sadly miles away so thank you Dr Jenny Dunn! Very excited to hear about all the fascinating research Wildlife Malaria Conference 2022, especially the wildlife ones! ☺️🧬🦅 #WomenInSTEM Lincoln School of Natural Sciences #Haem2022

Autumn has arrived in Lincoln. 🍁 Photo by capturedbymatt_h

Thank you so much Jenny, I really couldn’t have done it without your help (& everlasting patience haha) ☺️ Also, thanks to my second supervisor (Simon), the ringers & reviewers/editor of Parasitology for their efforts! Now, onto the next 🦜🧬🎉 Lincoln School of Natural Sciences #WomenInSTEM

Exciting times, I just can’t wait to see it in its edited form! 🥰🐦🪱 #Parasitology #Birds

Great paper by Rose Parsa and so glad to have been involved and sample a good diversity of Irish birds to be included BirdsMatter_ie BirdWatch Ireland @npwsBioData

I’m so pleased to be featured on the lovely Herminthology article promoting females in parasitology (and inspiring future generations) amongst these incredible women! Thank you for all your hard work Nichola 🪱🦠🥳 doi.org/10.1016/j.pt.2… #WomenInSTEM Lincoln School of Natural Sciences #Parasites

The cover article bit.ly/3XRtnWB features 100 #WomenParasitologists profiled Herminthology by Nichola Calvani and highlights the status of #WomenInParasitology & how we move forward! #GenderEquity #GenderEquality #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScience #IfYouCanSeeItYouCanBeIt

Very much looking forward to this!

Lovely article written by @SciAnouk from bugbitten and BMC about our recent paper, thank you so much for highlighting the importance of avian host-parasite research! 😊 🪱 🪶 For anyone interested: blogs.biomedcentral.com/bugbitten/2023… Lincoln School of Natural Sciences #AcademicTwitter #Birds

The sword-billed hummingbird has a beak longer than the rest of its body, excluding the tail. It drinks nectar from flowers with long corollas and has coevolved with the Passion flower species Passiflora mixta

I'm beyond delighted to have won this lovely, prestigious award from Lincoln School of Natural Sciences for my MSc thesis (my boy Lupin definitely approves)!🎓🧬 Huge thank you to Dr Jenny Dunn for her constant support throughout 😊🐦 More exciting news soon! ✨ #WomenInScience #AcademicTwitter

Two recent publications jennycdunn.wordpress.com/2023/03/01/two…

It feels dreamlike but I'm overjoyed to share I'll be studying an EastBio DTP #PhD on bovine mastitis pathogens (ie Strep proteins) with the brilliant Nicki Lynskey & Uli Schwarz-Linek at The University of Edinburgh, The Roslin Institute & University of St Andrews! 🐄🦠🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Bring on October! 😍 #Microbiology

Super excited to share our first paper from the lab 🥳 A real team effort with great work from Joana Alves, Connor Bowen, Josh Rand and Alix Johnston. journals.asm.org/doi/full/10.11…

It's been 6 months into my PhD and I had the opportunity to attend #microbio24 as well as present a poster and pitch at the R(D)SVS Annual PGR Conference! It was an amazing experience and great to hear about all the fascinating research 🦠 #WomenInSTEM #microbiology #strep

Thank you EastBio DTP for organising such an amazing symposium at the lovely University of St Andrews last week! It was great to catch up with fellow PhD students & hear about all the fantastic research happening across Scotland as well as visit the stunning beaches 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦠🏖️