Viva done! What a crazy few years of a #pandemicPhD - I couldn’t have got through it without all the wonderful people at DICE Kent 🍃

Concurrent occurrences of heatwaves and extreme short-term sea level rises at the same coastal locations significantly increased between 1998 and 2017 when compared to the preceding twenty years, according to a study published in Communications Earth & Environment. go.nature.com/3VVx3cb

Join Dr Erica McAlister RagsandRuby and me as we talk about their new book *Metamorphosis* in Norwich early next month. Details in the tweet below.

Essex scientist Dr Jessica Gordon - Dr. Jess Gordon - has helped to discover 100 new ocean species in New Zealand.

The Ocean Census expedition is part of a global alliance to accelerate the discovery and protection of ocean life.

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Essex University scientist helps discover 100 new ocean species in New Zealand bbc.in/49zducW

Fast forward four months and Moe KyawThu is presenting on this project at the #Microbio24 Education & Outreach Symposium in Edinburgh Newcastle Med School Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia

Hilarious & very interesting talk by Claas Kirchhelle on history of microbiology, sewers & Britain’s rivers on the last day of #Microbio24
Issues with water quality drove Microbiology innovation in 20th C.
Great whistle-stop tour of sewage &water tmt dev Microbiology Society
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Hot topic lecture - very on point given the news in the past few weeks about the “strained relationship between the British people, their faecal matter and their rivers” with Claas Kirchhelle #Microbio24

Fantastic talk by Emma Waters from Quadram Institute this morning on 'What is a scientist? Smashing stereotypes in science' 👏

Great to see this initiative is being taken into schools too! 😊

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Emma Waters shares the 'What is a scientist? - Smashing sterotypes' resource development and outreach activities #EON #Microbio24 Microbiology Society

Great Barrier Reef suffering ‘most severe’ coral bleaching on record – video theguardian.com/environment/vi…

Truly inspiring prize lecture by Dr Lucy Thorne demonstrating the power & importance of science outreach! 🗣👏

Congratulations to @kelly_beanzz, @unravBiofilms and Lizzie Archer for winning the #AccessMicro Poster Prize at Annual Conference 2024! #Microbio24

Congratulations Lizzie Archer and Unravelling.Biofilms on winning the #AccessMicro Poster Prizes at #Microbio24 Microbiology Society it was a pleasure to present the awards with my Co-DEiC James Redfern

Absolutely delighted to have been awarded an Access Microbiology poster prize! Thank you very much Seána Duggan & James Redfern! 🦠🌲🏫

🌳Can't wait to share this with the world!🌳

My new book TREEWILDING: Our Past, Present & Future Relationship with Forests.

Out in Aug, preorder: pelagicpublishing.com/products/treew…

'We must see the woods (complex social and ecological systems) for the wood (timber).'

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Last talks of the day are more flash talks. MCarmen Montero-Calasanz shares engaging a wide audience in naming bacteria, Bridget showcases using 'Photo Voice' to engage final year students and Lizzie Archer seamlessly linking tree planting, Microbiology and public engagement #microbio24

Excited for the poster sessions today! If you’re interested in Campylobacter diversity, come visit me at poster 36! #Microbio24

At #Microbio24 🦠 & interested in how #TinyForests 🌲 provide opportunities for connecting school pupils 🏫 with #nature & #microbiology 🧫?

Pop by poster 302 to say hello 👋 or catch my flash talk 🗣 in the Education & Outreach Symposium at 17:10

School of Life Sciences, University of Essex Microbiology Society

If you're at #Microbio24 🦠 & interested in #metabolicmodelling , #trimethoprim 💊 or rapid antibiotic susceptibility testing #AST , check out Cailean Carter's poster (377)!

Quadram Institute Microbiology Society