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👍 blood stem cells!
Director of the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute.
Passionate about Blood Stem Cells | Single Cells | Developmental Biology | Healthy Ageing | Leukaemogenesis | Positive Research Culture
Supporting research to transform life, health and wellbeing. We’re taking on three urgent health challenges: mental health, climate change & infectious disease.
Isoform-resolved haematology with #singlecell & #longreads🧬 | PostDoc @whatchamacaulay.bsky.social 👩🏼🔬 | Based at @earlhaminst.bsky.social UK 🌎| 🇧🇷🇬🇧 | she/her
Bioinformatics PhD student at Earlham Institute 🧠🧬
Scientist and believer in facts that are actually facts• Dad• Sports fan
PhD student at the Hong Kong University and the Swire Institute of Marine Science.
www.schunterlab.com
Head of Comms at the @EarlhamInst. MCIPR.
An independent research institute renowned for world-leading fundamental discoveries in molecular plant-microbe interactions to reduce crop losses
News and opportunities from over 100 microbiology research groups at Norwich Research Park, UK - one of the world's leading sites for microbiology expertise
https://www.cmi-norwich.ac.uk
Prof Lindsay Hall’s research group at University of Birmingham & Quadram Institute. Early life microbiota (we love Bifidobacterium!), and influence of diet, host and pathogens.
Science, Genomics, FAIR data, a bit of politics, Liverpool FC #YNWA
Director of the Earlham Institute
We make discoveries that help us understand human biology and improve lifelong health. Leaders in #AgeingResearch and cell biology.
Research themes in #Epigenetics, #Immunology and #Signalling
📌 Cambridge, UK
Funded by UKRI-BBSRC
Single-cell genomics and such and such at Earlham Institute, Norwich, UK
Synthetic biologist, interested in plant and plant microbe interaction. Outdoor enthusiasts.
Group leader at the Earlham Institute
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