Open for applications: University of Liverpool News MSc Emerging Infections & Pandemics in Inst of Infection Veterinary & Ecological Sciences. Look forward to Global Outbreak module with leading academics/stakeholders with expertise in detection, surveillance, policy, bioinformatics, economics & much more liverpool.ac.uk/courses/2024/e…?

Under 200 majority on the right, over 200 on the left. Water if under 100: bleach if they lose

Goodbye grant shapps!

Love this line: "The SNP can now squeeze its MPs round the flip-down dining table of a motorhome." theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

We are recruiting for the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Defra UK funded Optick project ! Come and work with us in Devon on drivers of tick-borne disease risk in cattle collecting and analysing management and ecological data on beef farms. ➡️ tinyurl.com/bdbab696 Please retweet!

England could always go for a historic result by losing 7-0. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 v 🇳🇱

Not that I pay a lot of attention to this (lol) but my Google Scholar H index dropped by 1 recently. How is that even possible?

Join us tomorrow Saturday 20 July at VetFest, a free fun filled family day out at our Leahurst campus 🐶🐴🐮 Enjoy animal displays, dog competitions, bouncy castles, food & drink, talks from veterinary experts and tours of our campus facilities and more! bit.ly/46e7c24

Really glad to say our spatial model of HPAI (hi path avian influenza) in Europe is now preprinted! Tremendous effort from Negative biJoemial distribution and Dr Sarah Hayes to understand which host ecology factors drive bird flu presence, where, and when. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 🧵1/5

This is just one of several ongoing projects in the eco-evo of avian influenza, made possible by fantastic partnership between University of Liverpool The Pandemic Institute and CSL Seqirus UK plus help from Matthew Baylis 🦟🦋🐜 at Inst of Infection Veterinary & Ecological Sciences and Prof. Christl Donnelly at Oxford Statistics! Enjoy reading! 🧵5/5

This Labour government will treat universities as engines of growth and opportunity, not political battlegrounds. Pleased to set that out at King's College London today.

After 18 years on the Wirral I found my first Natterjack toad!

Very frustrating to have submitted a proposal with Kathy Kreppel on Mpox in DR Congo to this UK Research and Innovation call - and have it turned down, only for mpox to now be a Public Health Emergency of International Concern

Interested in modelling climate-sensitive diseases? New job in Liverpool using forecast climate to drive disease models for malaria, Rift Valley Fever, arboviruses and cholera. Available for 2 years. my.corehr.com/pls/ulivrecrui…

Great performance of MOF. All enjoying #RBOFigaro at New Brighton. Keep it coming