IT’S TIME!!! #hocuspocus2

Another insightful day so far at #HIVGlasgow. Now hearing Sheena McCormack deliver the Lock Lecture on PrEP vs PEP: Where Are We Now?

Virtually attending a panel on #disability in #scicomm (specifically #science journalism). Excited to learn more – both about working in the field with a disability and about science reporting with respect to disability and disabled people!

To anyone who is thinking of a career in #scicomm 🌟 You don't need a PhD 🌟 There are more options beyond science writing/journalism 🌟 Your work and your voice is important and valid

Tips for getting started in #SciComm: ✨ Don't be afraid to put yourself out there ✨Collaborate with those already doing it ✨Reach out to your faves for advice ✨Choose topics you are passionate about #sciencetwitter

Working hard behind the scenes at @wearetexere to bring this brand to life next month👏 If you work with infectious diseases (no matter where or how) and would like to contribute or suggest an article topic, get in touch!

Last month I had the opportunity to chat with @OliviaGaskill_ Thank you for the opportunity. Stay tuned… #microbiology #MedTwitter #IDtwitter #medlabsci #media #Thursday #podcasts

Looking to interview inspirational #WomenInSTEM for an upcoming project If you know someone particularly inspiring, please let me know! Who are they? How have they inspired you? Welcoming women of any shape and size, any global location ❤️ #AcademicTwitter #ScienceTwitter

📢 Are there any infection prevention/control nurses in the #NHS who wouldn't mind providing a quote for an editorial I'm writing about the strikes? #IDtwitter

So grateful for this article and having the opportunity to talk to ID Transmission about what I do. Check out the article and their website. Of course check out Let’s Talk Micro afterwards😉 Link to article is in comments. #microbiology #MedTwitter #IDTwitter #medlabsci

Got an opinion on whether #ChatGPT should be allowed in science and publishing? Get in touch at [email protected] 📩 I'm writing the article this week so time's a tickin'⏰

A trans teenager has been murdered at a time where transphobia in the media is routinely platformed and congratulated and if you want to pretend the two aren’t related maybe take some time to think about why you are pretending that!!!

The moment we have all been waiting for. A time where we can finally express ourselves fully. Let it out people. IT IS RACE WEEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's no secret that I'm a lover of all things gaming and movie related, so it was awesome to work with the wonderful @OliviaGaskill_ on this series of articles linked to #TheLastOfUs and the science behind fungal zombies idtransmission.com/understanding/…

Judging our "Inspiring Women in Science" Award awards has been equal parts awe and inspiration. If you have a great science or science outreach story, and you haven't yet applied, please do so by 8 March, 2023. I'd wait to read your story. nature.com/immersive/insp…

Over on ID Transmission, we're exploring the science behind The Last of Us – and who better to kick things off than Prof Cloutman-Green🕷 ([email protected]) telling us all about the parasitic fungus that caused the zombie apocalypse🧟‍♀️ idtransmission.com/understanding/…

Fungi have found their place in the limelight on The Last of Us – but post-apocalyptic fiction hasn’t always been so inclusive of these organisms. In the next episode of TLOU Tales, we speak with Prof Cloutman-Green🕷 ([email protected]) to find out why. idtransmission.com/understanding/…

Malaria remains one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases, so why do we still lack a more effective vaccine? To mark #WorldMalariaDay, Eric Yager explores the multifaceted challenge of malaria vaccine development... 👉🏼 bit.ly/3As82JD

Individual bat virome analysis reveals co-infection and spillover among bats and virus zoonotic potential nature.com/articles/s4146…