A heron is taking all the newts out of my pond, one by one. Concerned he will pierce my pond liner during his snack attacks. Anybody know whether a decoy heron actually works as a newt fishing deterrent strategy?

Olivia, Specialist Cardiac Physiologist at MFT NHS, is a fantastic example of how you can earn, learn and make a difference with an NHS apprenticeship.

She says her training was 'phenomenal', helping her gain clinical skills and build her confidence.

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Uloaku Chinwah is our fantastic Culture and Technical Team Lead in the #genomics laboratory Cambridge University Hospitals NHS .

Watch the video to hear about her varied role, routes in and the benefits of working for the NHS. bit.ly/3TuiwTb

#HealthcareScienceWeek2024 NHS Healthcare Science

It's #Healthcare #Science week, what better way to kick things off than to think about joining us and making a career move?

Whether you want to work:
🏥 in a hospital
🏘️ in the community
🏢in an office
🥼or a lab

#HCS2024 National School of Healthcare Science NHS Leadership Academy 💙 NHSE Workforce, Training and Education – EoE Healthcare Apprenticeships

To mark #RareDisease Day2024 , Genomics Education in collaboration with Medics4RareDiseases have published a small collection of new articles in #GeNotes to shine a spotlight on the impact of living with a #RareDisease . Find out more! orlo.uk/EdtyV

Today is #RareDiseaseDay

#RareDiseases affect about 46 mln people in the EU

✅Study author Prof. Schmiegelow proposes more collaboration & EU expert hubs - interview: wp.me/panTdn-3uO
✅Event blog post: epthinktank.eu/2023/07/25/eu-…

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Why I am leaving Twitter.

I have made the decision to leave Twitter.

Twitter, far from being the groundbreaking medium that initially made information accessible to the greatest possible number of people, has in recent years become an impressive tool for destroying our

Such profoundly sad news about Tim Joss founder and CEO of Aesop Arts & Society Dance to Health ….. 👇🏻

We are devastated to announce the death of our Founder and CEO, Tim Joss, who did so much to promote arts solutions to society's problems, especially with Dance to Health. Tim died in a cycling accident yesterday. See our statement here ae-sop.org/tim-joss-found…

Profoundly sorry to tell you that Tim Joss, CEO and founder of Aesop Arts & Society died yesterday after a car hit his bike. He was a pioneer, a leader and deeply proud of his team, board and dance artists, using evidenced arts interventions for health problems. steven hackett innovation showcase

Yesterday my darling adored husband Tim Joss died in a cycling accident. He made me so very happy. He always said ‘am I alright for you’. He so was. We loved other deeply. Utterly bereft.

Thrilled of the Cotswolds.. ….Craig Venter who set the future for all us who work in genomics and still setting the future at 77. Respect!

At #FOG2024 . About to interview the legend that is Craig Venter. Very excited. If you’re at FoG, come and say hello I’ll be on the Genomics England stand

I used to get ‘you’re much prettier off the telly’ when I was presenting Tomorrows World. What on earth do you reply?

Top citizen science Manchester Science Festival. It’s like MegaLab all over again

This is such an important piece. And when will people realise that trust depends on quickly acknowledging error and putting it right. Managing reputation with half truths corrodes trust and more often than note makes things worse

Brighter days indeed 🤗

Just for the record, Nesta set up Crucible in 2005. Its alumni are legends. Maggie Aderin became a Dame this week, Prof. Tom Crick joined DCMS as its CSA, 3 are now FRS. So many more via Welsh Crucible Scottish Crucible. & 19 years of joy for me.

Prof Fran Balkwill talking about the Centre of the Cell Blizard Institute Queen Mary University of London at the celebration of the relaunching of Stem Pod. Excited to see a slide with our new game Skinvaders with Marianne de Brito funded by Chan Zuckerberg Initiative about cells in the skin. #CommunityEngagement #PPIE

Delighted to see that one of Welsh Crucible early alumni Prof. Tom Crick has been appointed CSA at DCMS. Lucky them is what I say.