Kate Coldwell

If bullying is going on in a school setting, it's unlikly to be related to the catering arrangments and much more likley to be about social factors for the bully.

FSM reach the child without them needing to know. They go to a till, select thier name from a list (in primary school) or pay with a PIN or fingerprint(secondary school). Their account has credit on it. I highly doubt anyone is being bullied exclusively becasue of receiving FSM. cont..

Delighted to share that Fiona was awarded the FSI EFIS-IL Lecture Award last week as a keynote speaker at the 56th Annual Meeting of the French Society for Immunology! We’d like to warmly thank the SFI for the award, it was a pleasure to attend!🇫🇷👩‍🔬
@sfi-immunologie.bsky.social @kiroxford.bsky.social

The tea room is, indeed, the best place for naive questions. Unrivalled answers, nuanced for your learning needs, and the offer of a demonstration after tea.

PSC research is challenging, but progress is happening faster than ever. There are now more clinical trials testing potential treatments than ever. Every study brings us closer to better care and, one day, a cure.
👉 buff.ly/33bSrx4 #LetsBeatPSC #PSCResearch

I should have done it earlier/younger

Unbelievable! How can this crap still be published?

On my way to the @daphnejacksontr.bsky.social Fellows meeting in York today.

Looking forward to being surrounded by #researchreturners and our supporters.

Check out the Daphne Jackson Starter Pack go.bsky.app/H7CNqBF

Not forgetting #Girlguiding!

@csiro.bsky.social cue #wombat intel

Follow up poo question from a #PooTrivia quizzer:

what happened if wombats got constipated please.  Do they produce much smaller, square cubes?  Does they poo stop being cubes and become sperical or longer?  Is this not an issue for wombats, due to their diet?

Some pics from our annual lab autumn walk! We went to the lovely Blenheim palace to get some steps in & enjoy the autumn leaves🍁🚶‍♀️🌳

Interested in joining the Powrie Lab? We’re looking for a Postdoctoral Researcher to study the neutralisation capacity of human anti-IL-10 autoantibodies. You’ll be part of our new MRC CoRE in Exposome Immunology!🧫🦠

Find out more here & apply by 11th Nov: bulletin.ndorms.ox.ac.uk/c/126QDJVBd0...

It’s #GlobalPSCAwarenessDay 💛
“Turning Hope Into Action” is this year’s theme, a powerful reminder that awareness is just the start. Real change happens every day.
Join us as we share inspiring #PSC stories from around the world 🌍
pscsupport.org.uk/global-psc-a...
#ELPA #LetsBeatPSC #PSCAwareness

“Although PSC is a difficult disease to have, it is also a time of great hope and optimism in the field.” Prof Hirschfield shares how collaboration between patients, doctors, and researchers worldwide is driving real progress and bringing new treatments closer than ever. #PSCAwarenessDay

🌍🔬 Inspiring the next generation of scientists!

Check out Scientists in Schools - bringing #STEM professional into classrooms across the UK.

👉 Learn more or get involved: www.oibc.org.uk/educational-...

#STEM #ScienceEducation #ScientistsInSchools #FutureSTEM

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Don't miss out on the fun! The #PooTriviaQuiz is happening this #BiologyWeek - a fun, free, family-friendly way to get people talking (and thinking) about their poo and digestive health!💚

Reserve your spot online below 👇

@poomuseum.bsky.social @gutscharityuk.bsky.social

Do you work on PSC or know people who do?
Hepatologists? Gastroenterologists? Very special scientists?

Get in touch to join the PSC Starter Pack.
We're a rare bunch, a bit like PSC, so let's connect and #letsbeatPSC

#primarysclerosingcholangitis

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Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.

@rsb.org.uk

Calling all families with science-enthused kids!

Our microbiome researchers are hosting a free online quiz all about poo. Learn facts about animal poos, and how our amazing digestive system works! 💩

Sign up below. 👇

Great to be hosted at the VUmc in Amsterdam for a #PSC meeting. It was a new experience to attend a small highly-specialised meeting. We are rare people who work on a rare disease!

So much interest in DYNAMHIX in PSC and the gut-liver axis.

#microbiome
#primarysclerosingcholangitis
#LetsBeatPSC

Is it the mythical luffa?

#PooTriviaQuiz is coming up for #BiologyWeek

Sponsored by Wooclap - helps people teach and learn.

Register at pootriviaquiz.eventbrite.co.uk

It's free and family-friendly but you do need to register to reserve a space on the Zoom call.

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@kiroxford.bsky.social

Maybe, but that's not what I'm doing.

There, she became a leader for digital learning, mentored trainee teachers, and championed STEM inclusion—helping inspire the next generation of scientists. Alongside teaching, she developed a parallel career as an author and consultant, writing textbooks and designing educational resources for...

Her research has contributed to new policies at NHS Blood and Transplant, where her work shaped best practice for the collection and storage of cord blood stem cells.

After several years in the lab, Kate took a detour into secondary education, teaching science and chemistry at Didcot Girls’ School.

Kate’s career path has been anything but linear, and that is something she celebrates. She began her scientific journey in Australia, earning her PhD in Biochemistry at La Trobe University, before moving to Oxford to take up postdoctoral roles in cancer biomarkers and stem cell biology.