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🚨Our new paper is out! Age-grading #Glossina tsetse flies using Mid-#InfraredSpectroscopy & #MachineLearning 1st key step in the lab for future #surveillance in field populations Led by Mauro Pazmiño 🇪🇨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 with VectorsGlasgow UofG SBOHVM & LSTM 👉doi.org/10.1093/biomet…

🎉 Exciting Announcement We're thrilled to announce our incredible nominees for the Outstanding Contribution to Diversity & Inclusion in the Workplace Award ✨ Professor Lubna Nasir ✨ Raza Sadiq ✨ Reverse Mentors (Edinburgh City Council Reverse Mentoring Programme)

Happy #WorldMosquitoDay! Our Anopheles coluzzii mosquito colony is still sleeping, but almost ready to celebrate 🎉 VectorsGlasgow UofG SBOHVM

The GARKI Project: A MasterClass in Malaria Epidemiology & Control. ~ When: Aug 22, 2024 14:00 EAT Featuring: Prof. Tom Smith (Swiss TPH) and Prof. Gerry Killeen (UCC Ireland& Ifakara Health Institute Prof Gerry Killeen @uccBEES @ucceri). The 46th Edition of our the IFAKARA|GLASGOW Masterclasses ~Since God has

Learn how MVLS is committed to promoting equality. Our video highlights the initiatives designed to create a genuinely inclusive environment, ensuring everyone feels valued and respected. 🌍 Explore EDI further - buff.ly/3L6BEBz #MVLS2033

Great video of our Egypt expedition on the new University of Glasgow , UofG SBOHVM channel youtube.com/watch?v=j4nu9K… Investigating the effects of urchin die-off on reef health as part of a long-term study. By Choose Life (instagram) olivier.leger.com

Well done to @SBOHVM PhD student Paula Ledesma Fernandez who was short-listed in the Visualise Your Thesis final Paulas video “Studying sensory neurons in dogs to identify new treatments for pain” was presented at Glasgow Film Theatre Congratulations to the finalists and winner👏

📢Recruitment Research Assistant, closes 16 Sep lnkd.in/eYacNyvB Research Associate, closes 19 Sep lnkd.in/eKZrRU9q Working with Sofie Spatharis Martin Llewellyn Simon Babayan to develop diagnostic & prediction tools to tackle challenges to aquaculture from the plankton

Great to catch up with so many former & current UofG SBOHVM postgraduate students & Ifakara Health Institute Researchers at INOVEC Project conference. Team are making so much progress on #vector surveillance & control Doreen Siria Halfan Ngowo Victoria Githu Muyaga Letus

New article co-authored by SBOHVM's Prof. Nick Hanley: "The leading alternative to GDP is languishing over a technical disagreement – with grave potential consequences" Read here: theconversation.com/the-leading-al…

We recently visited our Small Animal Hospital and had the chance to meet some of the cute patients in their care 🐾💙 #AnimalCare #VetLife UofG SBOHVM #MVLS2033

Well done Lubna Nasir 👏

Excited to see this work be published! Our study attempted to understand why urban blue tits produce smaller clutches than their non-urban counterparts. Is this a result of environmental constraints? Or is it an adaptative response to the urban habitat? besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

New paper out from our Glasgow urban gradient, led by Mark Pitt and Pablo Capilla-Lasheras. We sought to understand why urban blue tits lay smaller clutches than the rural counterparts. See Mark's thread for details! Glasgow Urban Ecology Group Claire Branston UofG SBOHVM

We're thrilled to announce the launch of the first-ever Atlas of Ungulate Migrations! This groundbreaking online resource maps the incredible journeys of species like wildebeest & gazelles, providing vital data for conservation & sustainable development cms.int/gium

An international team of scientists, including researchers from University of Glasgow, has launched a new Atlas of Ungulate Migration. The online atlas is the first of its kind to provide detailed maps that reveal some of the world’s most iconic migrations. More➡️ gla.ac/3Z9oagI

SBOHVM Publication highlight! Check out 'On Rheostasis: The Hierarchical Organization of Physiological Stability', the most recent book from Prof Tyler Stevenson, Head of Physiology, Ageing & Welfare (Laboratory of Seasonal Biology) academic.oup.com/book/55780/cha…