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Stuart Ramage

@truthreflected

PhD. Analytical Chemist @MylnefieldLA @JamesHuttonLtd. A bit of forensic science. Gàidhlig 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🏡Saltcoats

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Truly a fantastic course, proud to be a forensic science graduate from @RGUPALS, I wouldn’t have been able to do things I have or be where I am now without it! 👨🏻‍🔬🥼🧪🧬🔬

James Hutton Institute (@jameshuttoninst) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We've done the first ever national study of #antimicrobial resistance in #Scotland's #soils. And we found it almost everywhere. With University of Strathclyde Newcastle University Study in Communications Earth & Environment: bit.ly/4ahz5a0 It's a concern, learn more : bit.ly/3UFP4ZD

🦋 SondheimLyric (@sondheimlyrics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Climbing mountains can be slow, darling. Take it easy as you climb. I’d say you’re a winner, also a beginner—one step at a time.

BBC Scotland News (@bbcscotlandnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Calum MacColl is well-known as a BBC Scotland weather reporter - and has now revealed his musical talents live on air. He broke into song on Reporting Scotland, singing the Gaelic song that won him a gold medal at the Royal National Mòd in 2021 ➡️ bbc.in/3zMdP05

Edinburgh Zoo (@edinburghzoo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are calling for tighter restrictions on fireworks following the death of Roxie, our endangered red panda kit, on bonfire night. Our expert vet team believe it's likely that three-month-old Roxie died due to stress caused by fireworks in the local area.

We are calling for tighter restrictions on fireworks following the death of Roxie, our endangered red panda kit, on bonfire night.

Our expert vet team believe it's likely that three-month-old Roxie died due to stress caused by fireworks in the local area.
Forensic Services (@spa_forensics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Coming soon📢 Ever wondered what real life scientists think of films and tv shows and how the science is depicted and if they do it justice? We took part in an interview with New Scientist this week to discuss just that and our passion for science. Further details to follow.

Coming soon📢

Ever wondered what real life scientists think of films and tv shows and how the science is depicted and if they do it justice? 

We took part in an interview with <a href="/newscientist/">New Scientist</a> this week to discuss just that and our passion for science. 

Further details to follow.
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A new Hutton study has revealed an increase of up to 1,450% in #Microplastics found within #SoilSamples after just 4 years of sewage sludge application. Even more concerning? The microplastic levels stayed virtually the same 22 years later. More: ow.ly/8R1250VhjLE

A new Hutton study has revealed an increase of up to 1,450% in #Microplastics found within #SoilSamples after just 4 years of sewage sludge application.  

Even more concerning? The microplastic levels stayed virtually the same 22 years later. 

More: ow.ly/8R1250VhjLE
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🎙️Big thank you to Anna and the team at BBC Radio 4’s Farming Today for having me on to talk about our latest #microplastics research 🌱🌾🫛 📻 Listen to show below to hear all about it

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Fantastic to see our research on #microplastics in #soil featured by George Monbiot in The Guardian. After four years of sewage sludge spreading, #microplastic levels rose by up to 1,450%, with levels remaining relatively unchanged 22 years later. More: ow.ly/UiOr50VrAj7

Fantastic to see our research on #microplastics in #soil featured by George Monbiot in The Guardian. 

After four years of sewage sludge spreading, #microplastic levels rose by up to 1,450%, with levels remaining relatively unchanged 22 years later.

More: ow.ly/UiOr50VrAj7
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Dexter’s role as a blood pattern expert is surprisingly accurate, at least to a point, but is stringing really used? Carol Rogers, lead scientist for sexual offences at the Forensic Services, takes a look. Watch more: newscientist.com/video/2483618-…