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A little late this month (#thePhDlife) but we have a new episode coming out tomorrow!🥳

In this month’s episode we are discussing the history, culture and biology of alcohol! Grab a drink whilst you listen to this episode, alcoholic or non-alcoholic like our bubble teas.🧋And unlike what the WHO says, this also applies to all women of any age!

We’ve officially been at this for a year now! And for our anniversary episode we’ll be discussing all our favorite fun facts SO we want to know what are yours?🤔

"The ocean is on fire” is one of those things that you can type and it’s true and yet it doesn’t feel believable

Our anniversary episode is out now! Find it on all your usual listening platforms🥳

If you are aged 18 or over and haven’t had a first dose of Covid vaccine - or if your first dose was 8 weeks or more ago and you haven’t yet had second dose- you can visit a drop in clinic from today. Check out the clinics nearest you at the link below

Clearing out my mum’s house and found my first ever first author immunology review written when I was 14. Still shocked and disappointed to say that it wasn’t published by Nature

Amy was recently featured in the Glasgow Times if you wanted to have a read👇🏽

We’re back for Season 3!! And we thought we’d come back with something different this week! Amy got the More or Less game where we get to learn ALL the fun facts ie our fave thing. We hope you enjoy this one and we have some exciting things coming up over the next few episodes🥳

Thank you to everyone whose tuned in for our new season 3 episode! Can’t believe we’ve had people listening to our voices for this long☺️

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For all teachers in Scotland, check out these brilliant resources: “lgbteducation.scot is a new platform, intended to support teachers across Scotland to tackle prejudice through education – with LGBT inclusive education integrated throughout the Scottish curriculum.”

One of my absolute favourite space facts: If our eyes were able to see magnetic fields, this is more or less how Jupiter's magnetosphere would appear in the night sky 🪐

Popping into your PI’s office to ask ONE more wee question (for the 100th time that day)