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“Ok, here’s what I learned from the data we collected!”
“Ah, yes... I- uh”
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Don’t tell me Entrapta wouldn’t just plop down and share her findings!!! Got this idea at work and it was simple enough.

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2019-08-09

Lobster comic

My attempt at disseminating the key methods and findings from our genetics study to everyone!

Please RT! Comments welcome 🦞


https://t.co/eOUoDN0HVg

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2019-08-01

One concern w/ connecting & is that research findings are often presented in a “decontextualized way” that makes it difficult to apply. W/ that in mind asks: "Do practitioners prefer to speak w/ local researchers?"
https://t.co/eUklMMJMPE

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2019-07-16

Join us TODAY for a talk by Robert Poole
'Peterloo: 1819 to 2019'
1pm-3pm
A timely illustrated lecture on the Peterloo massacre of 1819, with the emphasis on new findings and connections with the local area.
Book your FREE place here:https://t.co/gbZFfgIyBV

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2019-07-09

Join us for a talk 'Peterloo: 1819 to 2019' by Robert Poole
Tuesday 9th July
1pm-3pm
A timely illustrated lecture on the Peterloo massacre of 1819, with the emphasis on new findings and on connections with the local area.
Book your FREE place here:https://t.co/KoMTu6YADj

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2019-07-04

'Peterloo: 1819 to 2019'
A free talk by Robert Poole
Tuesday 9th July, 1-3pm

A timely illustrated lecture on the Peterloo massacre of 1819, with the emphasis on new findings and connections with the local area.
Book your FREE place:https://t.co/3CYssidReE

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2019-06-28

Come along to a free talk by Robert Poole
'Peterloo: 1819 to 2019'
Tuesday 9th July, 1pm-3pm
A timely illustrated lecture on the Peterloo massacre of 1819, with the emphasis on new findings and connections with the local area. Book your FREE place here:https://t.co/2QHTfZ7RBl

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2019-06-23

This week's features illustrations from 'Flora de la Real Expedición Botánica del Nuevo Reino de Granada,' a multivolume set of books based on the findings of José Celestino Mutis. Learn more about the set here: https://t.co/zYLwvQ0l2w

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2019-06-20

I was gonna wait for the crit on this so I could fix it before twitter saw it but 🤷🏻‍♀️
Lil mock editorial about the mueller report findings

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2019-06-12

“Painting... can humanize and enhance scientific content, infusing scientific findings with empathic understanding.” tells us about her new show, launching tonight at . Story by https://t.co/uspjesq79k

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2019-06-01

Our effort to summarize some of the recent developments/findings in the field of rapid evolution in MPMI. Hopefully this one will kickstart some discussions and new ideas! "Rapid evolution in plant–microbe interactions –a molecular genomics perspective"
https://t.co/mcemjWAcBr

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2019-05-30

At tomorrow's seminar, Kimon Krenz from UCL's Urban Dynamics Lab, presents findings from his work on the theoretical and methodological application of space syntax in regional contexts. https://t.co/e7Q3qwMTgj

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2019-05-20

Here are some of my "unique" findings

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2019-05-13

So, are eggs good or bad for our health? explores recent findings in https://t.co/8nJaBDptSj

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2019-05-09

"Over the past 11 years, fewer than 2% of all authors and/or illustrators of children’s books published in the UK were British people of colour" ➡ shocking findings from new research by : https://t.co/v3z8ciwL8f https://t.co/v3z8ciwL8f

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2019-04-16