General notes of interest and moans
The top 10 richest and poorest areas in Northern Europe - 9 of the poorest areas are in the UK.
— WWFP (@WorldwideFP) December 20, 2019
Source: Eurostat / EU. pic.twitter.com/OohxIjQzxb
Lab Christmas dinner earlier this week. Pleasure to work with such a great bunch.
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) December 20, 2019
PS Come work with us https://t.co/K091BqArkJ pic.twitter.com/VurujsbgLG
Interpretations of microbial community studies are biased by the selected 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing pipeline. https://t.co/3LwGq70EUj pic.twitter.com/6uGI6IocxF
— Stephen Turner (@strnr) December 20, 2019
Crazy backyard science experiment pic.twitter.com/Gxjn9OxSLI
— Domenico Calia (@CaliaDomenico) December 20, 2019
I remember this problem/solution from the advanced math they made me do near the end of primary school when I'd finished the regular math curriculum. It was mindblowing. (And evidence that giftwrapping requires advanced math.) https://t.co/QJSuluqyut
— Eva Amsen ❄️☃️ (@easternblot) December 16, 2019
“My bullying boss ground me into depression – and I won’t be the last.” https://t.co/sLIQxkx4C1
— Retraction Watch (@RetractionWatch) December 14, 2019
Felt it was time to give my Cohen's d app some love. Beta of new version is now out! Some major improvements:
— Kristoffer Magnusson (@krstoffr) December 13, 2019
🌟 Change M, SD, and labels
🌟 Save settings in localStorage
🌟 Offline access using service worker
🌟 Source code now MIT
🌟 Viz design is CC0https://t.co/5Rsxc6cVU7 pic.twitter.com/FWZ5KzQv7J
Across Britain, it took...
— Electoral Reform Society (@electoralreform) December 13, 2019
🗳️864,743 votes to elect 1 Green MP
🗳️642,303 votes to elect 0 Brexit Party MPs
🗳️334,122 votes to elect a Lib Dem
🗳️50,817 votes for a Labour MP
🗳️38,316 votes for a Plaid Cymru MP
🗳️38,300 votes for a Con. MP
🗳️25,882 votes for a SNP MP#ScrapFPTP
Well, this is neat — You can scribble whatever you want into Google's AI tool, called AutoDraw, and it'll convert it into clipart that you can download for free. Seems useful for slides & stimuli. https://t.co/wXhtrRqctO pic.twitter.com/MJlB0U6KcP
— Dorsa Amir (@DorsaAmir) December 11, 2019
As the #GE2019 results continue to come in, it is clear that education is a strong predictor of changes in the Conservative and Labour vote... pic.twitter.com/WCVehcb6uq
— Will Jennings (@drjennings) December 13, 2019
Amazing map from @thetimes interactives team showing the scale of the swing to the Tories across the country
— Matt Chorley (@MattChorley) December 13, 2019
More at https://t.co/GF2MDBj0L3 pic.twitter.com/IH2f4k2dxq
Uggh
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) December 12, 2019
88% of @Conservatives adverts are lies. 0% of @UKLabour ‘s. https://t.co/9kegW2K67f
— David Walliams (@davidwalliams) December 10, 2019
Right so this is the real killer of a chart that YouGov have hidden away. And it shows how close it is.
— Sam Freedman (@Samfr) December 10, 2019
Just YESTERDAY their model showed a Tory majority of 50 and Labour with 17 fewer seats.
Also in Mid-Nov there was a Tory majority above 100! pic.twitter.com/2Ma2kxza8n
No surprise here. https://t.co/1aDwh97bf9
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) December 10, 2019
DPhil in Cancer Science Programme – CRUK Oxford Centre. Applications open, including an exciting project from Bryant_Lab @LabBryant @NDSurgicalSci @CR_UK investigating androgen deprivation therapy effects on combined radiotherapy and VTP. https://t.co/ukLnXz0ezw
— Bryant_Lab (@LabBryant) December 9, 2019
Most striking is the lack of human empathy. But even if he couldn’t bring himself to empathise, wouldn’t basic political instinct make him say “That’s a harrowing image. I’ll ask my colleagues to look into what went wrong and to contact the family. It’s why my plan for the NHS..” https://t.co/s0wBm9Rsop
— Jonathan Freedland (@Freedland) December 9, 2019
Closes tomorrow: We have a part-time bioinformatician role currently open for applications in our group. Working to develop and validate a urine biomarker in prostate cancer. 3 years, 0.5 FTE. Funded by @ProstateUK and @MovemberUK. #postdoc #Norwichhttps://t.co/Dqpc0DKYaJ pic.twitter.com/9YQvT768Z9
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) December 8, 2019
I'm pleased to announce that I am the Eaton Rise URC Christmas fete 2019 champion speed number layer and here are my winnings. pic.twitter.com/hEo2Tp5A9w
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) December 7, 2019
Great opportunity to work in a large and vibrant urological cancer programme managing a unique specimen and bio resource https://t.co/fWURdfu0nK email vjg29@cam.ac.uk if wish to discuss job @CRUKCambridge @Cambridge_Uni @CambridgeBRC
— Cambridge Prostate Cancer (@UniversityCamb) December 5, 2019
Amazing. How come all the students look older? https://t.co/35ohofbeio
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) December 6, 2019
Interested in cancer evolution, big sets of multi-omic data, and mathematical models to make sense of it all? Then we may have just the #postdoc for you. 3 open positions in our central London lab @QMBCI @CRUKCOLcentre funded by #wellcome & @turinginst https://t.co/iVEF6d8v6u pic.twitter.com/07QT9YHuOj
— Trevor Graham (@trevoragraham) December 5, 2019
We have a 3 year 0.5 FTE bioinformatician role currently open for applications in the cancer genetics team at @uniofeastanglia, working on urine biomarkers in prostate cancer. Deadline: 9th Dec 2019.#postdoc #Norwich @UEAResearch @UeaMed https://t.co/Dqpc0DKYaJ pic.twitter.com/GY21gtkp9G
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) December 5, 2019
Talk alert: @danbrewer speaking about Molecular subtypes and prognostic tests in prostate cancer: reducing clinical interventions and overtreatment, @ the Hutchinson, 11:30am 9/12/2019.
— CRUK Cambridge Centre: Urological Malignancies (@CRUKCamUrol) December 4, 2019
We have a 3 year 0.5 FTE bioinformatician role currently open for applications in the cancer genetics team at @uniofeastanglia. Ideal for someone that would like or has to work part time. Funded by @ProstateUK and @MovemberUK. #postdoc #Norwichhttps://t.co/Dqpc0DKYaJ pic.twitter.com/U7BYJ1ivOL
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) December 1, 2019
Saying goodbye to the scraggly moustache for another year.
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 30, 2019
Thanks to everyone that has donated.https://t.co/4VUEyjB8oq pic.twitter.com/R9ZmTy1lzS
Could a home urine test revolutionise prostate cancer diagnosis?
— Prostate Cancer UK (@ProstateUK) November 29, 2019
That's what we're trying to find out. In partnership with @MovemberUK, we're funding the next stage of research to test this in a larger group of men.
Read all about it here 👇 https://t.co/rep3yNiyq0
Fantastic to see @MovemberUK @MovemberAUS Global Director @MarkBuzza @uniofeastanglia in UEA's world -leading prostate cancer research labs during Movember 2019 campaign - #differencecampaign #ueaphilanthropy at work. Great partners in our life-saving research. Thank you!! pic.twitter.com/m6RxV1dSqt
— David Ellis (@ellis1_d) November 29, 2019
Important methods paper out today from our team. Excellent work led by @martynwebb93 and Jeremy Clark.— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 29, 2019
"Methodology for the at-home collection of urine samples for prostate cancer detection"https://t.co/pY9ef19OaI
We have a part-time bioinformatician role currently open for applications in our group. Working to develop and validate a urine biomarker in prostate cancer. 3 years, 0.5 FTE. Deadline: 9th December 2019.#postdoc #Norwich @UEAResearch @UeaMed https://t.co/Dqpc0DKYaJ pic.twitter.com/d2iFzp8d5r
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 25, 2019
If you can’t make it to the polling station on the day of the General Election, you can apply for a postal vote. The deadline is on 5pm on 26 November in Great Britain.
— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) November 22, 2019
The deadline has passed for Northern Ireland.
Application form: https://t.co/SkxcUl7cJ2 #GE2019 pic.twitter.com/WEzGqr9EKe
Did get blocked in the end, so a deter was required. pic.twitter.com/AaHxt9UqHp
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 18, 2019
Walking across Oxford university parks to St Catherine's college. It's a hard life. (Lots of flooding) pic.twitter.com/jxnnvA62T6
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 18, 2019
This International Men’s Day PCRC is partnering with companies to raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer research. #Pants4Prostate encourages men and women to wear paper pants for the day to get people talking about prostate cancer. Find out more: https://t.co/hJ8qsUq0hr pic.twitter.com/BK68ikfJHQ
— ProstateCancerResearch (@ThePCRC) November 14, 2019
The most *amazing* GE constituency online resource is now live, made by @ChristabelCoops !! Here is the link https://t.co/wB1bQ0EHvs
— Christina Pagel (@chrischirp) November 11, 2019
Below are some highlights of what it contains... I think people like @robfordmancs @anandMenon1 @IanDunt @p_surridge @jburnmurdoch will love it!
Compared to the US, Canada, and Australia the UK provides the lowest proportion of direct education support to public HE institutions. The UK is the only country where foreign tuition fees provide more income to public institutions than direct government funding. pic.twitter.com/wdnHn6LItq
— Justin Ales (@justin_ales) September 10, 2019
Over the last 10 years the UK has seen a seismic shift in public higher education funding. In 2007 the government provided the largest block of funding for HE. In 2017 tuition from international students provided more educational income than the government. pic.twitter.com/B4JG7TjzJX
— Justin Ales (@justin_ales) September 10, 2019
https://t.co/3XkVb8AMSC @MovemberUK pic.twitter.com/PuLervaovN
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 8, 2019
The whole scientific publishing model needs a revamp, I find this to be just wrong. https://t.co/slxz14q1sN
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 5, 2019
🚨Call for volunteers🚨
— Dr Sam Rowe (@samfrowe) November 1, 2019
Let me know if you’d like to volunteer for @pintofscience 2020 in Norwich as a speaker or an event/publicity manager.
I can DM you a short form to fill in & there’s a meeting in the city centre on 25th Nov (7pm) for more info 😁#Pint20
Honored to be presenting a poster about pathogens in the 100k genomes project in london today. Poster number 20 if anyone is about! The poster was made in R and is in a repo if you can't make it! Thanks @Shedimus for showing me posterdown. #GERC2019 https://t.co/1yn9Tfz2hw
— Abraham (@AbrahamGihawi) November 4, 2019
An early start to get to the @GenomicsEngland conference. pic.twitter.com/0nVgj1y2IY
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 4, 2019
It's November it must be time for Movember. Let the bum fluff begin.
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 3, 2019
Please donate to our team page.https://t.co/SEHbW7DlVs pic.twitter.com/CHxRWTgWsV
It's November, it must be Movember time!! Please support. https://t.co/68yGu1frLg
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) November 1, 2019
the Sanger Prize is a wonderful chance for an undergraduate student from a low or middle income country to come spend 3 months @sangerinstitute doing an internship on genomics with scientists here. applications open now. Please RT! https://t.co/w5QvUeEoFk
— mara lawniczak (@marakat) October 28, 2019
Now there is a big chance of an election bang on the end of term, this information is more important than ever:
— ben goldacre (@bengoldacre) October 27, 2019
STUDENTS can REGISTER to vote BOTH at home AND at university, then CHOOSE where to vote at the LAST MINUTE.
REGISTER TO VOTE NOW. https://t.co/kiuBFxBM45
Everyone: “Wonder what’s gonna happen to all those Brexity 50p coins.”
— 🏳️🌈 Max 🏳️🌈 (@SpillerOfTea) October 25, 2019
HM Government:pic.twitter.com/ON25i4dmww
Scandalous case of Dr Furaha Asani, a young academic who came to this country with a full scholarship to do a PHD and has done cardiovascular research at Leicester Uni, who is now being deported to the DRC - where she has never even visited. This is outrageous and inhumane. pic.twitter.com/jKYpJylESB
— Norman Lamb (@normanlamb) October 24, 2019
At the Wellcome Trust building for @SMC_London an "Introduction to the News Media" session. It's a stunning space. pic.twitter.com/nDopIOxD95
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 24, 2019
Oh Norwich to London train line, you are a beast. Going via Cambridge again.
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 24, 2019
Programme motion defeated.
— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) October 22, 2019
Ayes 308
Noes 322
Gihawi, @danbrewer and co benchmark tools for identifying pathogens in cancer sequencing datasets. The top-performing methods were combined into a pipeline called SEPATH https://t.co/j2Da6lOqZl pic.twitter.com/Tt11MRbUs7
— Genome Biology (@GenomeBiology) October 22, 2019
Please watch and share @stephenfry is taking back control of facts. pic.twitter.com/3SpyYblyL0
— Nicky Clark (@MrsNickyClark) October 22, 2019
Here is the press release: Scientists pioneer new way of finding cancer-causing germs - News - UEA https://t.co/guTvz9gBrE #UEA @UEAresearch
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 22, 2019
New paper out today for our lab. SEPATH: benchmarking the search for pathogens in human tissue whole genome sequence data leads to template pipelines. Excellent work from @AbrahamGihawi. Funded by @bigctweets https://t.co/XGNtCsmNpL
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 22, 2019
NEW: Boris’s three letters to circumvent the Benn act
— Tim Shipman (@ShippersUnbound) October 19, 2019
1) a photocopy of the letter in the bill, unsigned
2) a covering note from Sir Tim Barrow which basically says “we’re sending you this because we have to”
3) a signed letter from Boris saying we don’t want an extension
Delighted to report @UeaMed successfully achieved Athena Swan Silver!! So much hard work and progress! Proud of our endeavour; represents commitment & determination from a lot of people! Congrats to @uniofeastanglia on their silver. Fab pic.twitter.com/Ko6tcjphK2
— (((Laura Bowater))) (@ProfLauraBow) October 18, 2019
Science Forum: Ten common statistical mistakes to watch out for when writing or reviewing a manuscript https://t.co/E3M9UpdX7O
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 18, 2019
Beyond the summit: Voters should get a say on any deal between Britain and the EU https://t.co/VfyhrwEt1O via @TheEconomist
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 17, 2019
Sun, sand and Statistics!* We are currently advertising for a Chair in Statistics at St Andrews. Applicants from a range of statistical areas are welcome. https://t.co/Fwc9lNdv39
— Andy 🇪🇺 (@dralynch) October 17, 2019
* - 2 out of the 3 guaranteed.
This was the basis for the prognostic signature we recently published.
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 16, 2019
I suppose it depends on what you mean by "random crap"! Our lab had been looking at exosomes (well micro vesicles really) for years in urine and find it to be the dominant source of RNA. Hypothesis being that the micro vesicles protect in the toxic environment. https://t.co/uzO7f0dgjV
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 16, 2019
New Royal Society analysis shows that Brexit is already having a negative impact on UK science: https://t.co/a3zuK3mqX3
— The Royal Society (@royalsociety) October 16, 2019
A new open letter I played a small part in is up at Wellcome Open Research "Potential for diagnosis of infectious disease from the 100,000 Genomes Project Metagenomic Dataset: Recommendations for reporting results". Currently awaiting peer review. https://t.co/viZYAX1A8O
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 15, 2019
This looks interesting: "Predicting Prostate Cancer Death with Different Pretreatment Risk Stratification Tools: A Head-to-head Comparison in a Nationwide Cohort Study". I particularly like how all the tools have basically the same performance. https://t.co/vJnDxOZrMk
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 14, 2019
#ArticleOfTheWeek: A four‐group urine risk classifier for predicting outcomes in patients with #ProstateCancer https://t.co/veFlPnVYjU
— BJU International (@BJUIjournal) October 9, 2019
We are now recruiting for a data scientist on a project to detect novel subtypes in prostate cancer. Kindly funded by @ThePCRC. A 3.5 year postdoc in the lovely Norwich with collaborators in Oxford. What more could you want?https://t.co/cAjhs2xDoW @uearesearch
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 7, 2019
How inequality is maintained - in one animation 🙁 https://t.co/UZuErgTToX
— Serena Nik-Zainal (@SerenaNikZainal) October 7, 2019
Really? Help me. https://t.co/monxiyWxLP
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) October 7, 2019
Either this tweet is a lie, or Boris Johnson’s lawyer lied to the court today. https://t.co/xZSxTQrP4v
— The Secret Barrister (@BarristerSecret) October 4, 2019
A brilliant demonstration of how ‘herd immunity’ works with vaccinations.
— Lionel Page (@page_eco) October 3, 2019
by @RARohdepic.twitter.com/mmJFklo7Oq
Just come across @WellcomeOpenRes, an interesting new take on scientific publishing, including open review. Lots of our results just don't get released due to the pain of publishing. It's just a shame it is only open to Wellcome grant holders currently. https://t.co/VVyYfL7iGB
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 30, 2019
Thanks Shea for representing the lab here in Norwich. @UEAResearch https://t.co/ptCOrFOPLF
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 26, 2019
Lost! My son fell off his bike, broke his arm yesterday & lost his cochlear implant in #eatonpark #norwich please RT pic.twitter.com/ZbimkC6xAV
— Cerian Hutchings (@cerianh) September 24, 2019
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the prime minister’s decision to suspend Parliament was unlawful. https://t.co/lik7A5Th61
— Twitter Moments UK & Ireland (@UKMoments) September 24, 2019
UEA scientists receive £7.4 million boost to combat ‘worst superbugs’ - News - UEA https://t.co/LvkMpNmuGu #UEA
— Dylan Edwards (@edwardslab) September 19, 2019
Another fantastic #AI in #medicine post from @DrLukeOR
— Jonathan Coe (@coezycoe) September 19, 2019
Best explanation I've seen on multiple hypothesis testing to date. At the rate I'll understand it intuitively and pass the knowledge on to my heirs with my last breath.https://t.co/484VH99SU6
I'm proud to have received one of the awards – more details in the coming days. https://t.co/QUYJqRgTuW
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 19, 2019
Pretty peeved that @britishcycling have removed all their training plans and indoor training sessions from their website and try to force you to buy them from training peaks (£30 a go). Will reconsider membership.
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 17, 2019
BREAKING: Increased risk of #ProstateCancer in men with BRCA2 gene fault
— The ICR (@ICR_London) September 17, 2019
Research published today — in a study led by Professor Ros Eeles (ICR & @royalmarsdenNHS) and funded by @CR_UK — suggests that men with #BRCA2 could benefit from regular PSA testing: https://t.co/349IudkYK4 pic.twitter.com/6wfzXTItda
#dementia #researchers can explore BIG real world data on the #dpukportal & learn new skills at DPUK datathons. Multimodal data: brain scans, genetic code, health records. Sign up to a free #DPUKdatathon and work with in multi-disciplinary teams
— MED UEA (@UeaMed) September 17, 2019
We’ve got the #data, we’ve got the tech and now we need the innovators! We’re looking for data, stats, #ML experts to tackle one of the biggest #healthcare challenges of our time.
— MED UEA (@UeaMed) September 16, 2019
Apply now https://t.co/ASs3bTHtIV for the @uniofeastanglia @turinginst @ARUKscientist #DPUKdatathon
Well done @Shedimus https://t.co/w5S0udILhZ
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 14, 2019
The real reason we should fear the work of Dominic Cummings https://t.co/OJFoLyB8MH
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 8, 2019
Fascinating: Moore’s Law predictions vs actual growth in transistor count.
— Lionel Page (@page_eco) September 3, 2019
by @datagraphahttps://t.co/zuI86EntTa pic.twitter.com/ZwN1dBGE1n
Did you know...? Often people don't realise that #cancer is a #disease of the genome. It’s changes in the DNA of a cell that can cause it to grow in an uncontrolled manner and become cancerous. #HealthFacts #Genomics pic.twitter.com/6yFrdHqQlL
— Genomics Education (@genomicsedu) September 1, 2019
We now have a UK government that can’t/won’t say a simple ‘yes’ to the question ‘will you abide by the law?’ Not so much prorogue as just plain rogue. These are dangerous times for democracy. We mustn’t allow this behaviour to be normalised. https://t.co/ukdcXjr42t
— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) September 1, 2019
Something to lighten the atmosphere. https://t.co/DQcgLuyEKY
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) September 1, 2019
Next you'll be telling me that the large number of senior cabinet MPs are not self serving by u-turning on proguation. https://t.co/FQc5sRcm3j
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 31, 2019
This is awful stuff. https://t.co/ZSY20Vbwvb
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 31, 2019
These Conservative MPs warned against the proroguing of parliament.
— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) August 29, 2019
Now they are all cabinet ministers in Boris Johnson's government. pic.twitter.com/bxuW2h3zPS
This is outrageous. https://t.co/wvihmRoL4S
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 29, 2019
This is a full scale revolution by Dominic Cummings, who literally holds Parliament in contempt. Today was just the beginning, according to @alexwickham Here’s what could be next: pic.twitter.com/laUj3utImU
— alan rusbridger (@arusbridger) August 28, 2019
March 26, 2018: @shahmirUK exposed massive electoral fraud in @observerUK implicating man who is now PM & his closest advisor in serious crimes. Everything that happened today was presaged then. We could have seen this coming. Because we did.https://t.co/XR8vvrSQoY
— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) August 28, 2019
Length of prorogation - 1980 to 2019 #Prorogation #prorogue #StopTheCoup
— Andrew Gillett (@arganoid) August 28, 2019
Data scraped from here, ignoring dissolutions of parliament:https://t.co/wzrz9gYrQR pic.twitter.com/wAbsOjeEeV
I thought this was the ideal opportunity for the Queen to apply the power she theoretically has. Nope. https://t.co/3Zb8RcLwYY
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 28, 2019
PM’s plan to prorogue parliament is longest suspension since 1945 https://t.co/U83VOyqjak
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 28, 2019
BREAKING: UK to take back parliamentary sovereignty by asking the Queen to sack it off altogether.
— Have I Got News For You (@haveigotnews) August 28, 2019
"Taking back control" has never looked so sinister. As a fellow parliamentarian, my solidarity with those fighting for their voices to be heard.
— Guy Verhofstadt (@guyverhofstadt) August 28, 2019
Suppressing debate on profound choices is unlikely to help deliver a stable future EU - UK relationship.https://t.co/NyCoLA8nFe
When a scientific paper’s content doesn’t look at all like the exciting headlines.pic.twitter.com/BuPxmms8nW
— Lionel Page (@page_eco) August 27, 2019
Help. https://t.co/O4hRKBwwo6
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 28, 2019
Please sign and let parliament take back control! Petition: Do not prorogue Parliament https://t.co/2LDfPKpz5w
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 28, 2019
A simple fact often misinterpreted by longevity enthusiasts. Dramatic reductions in infant mortality account for most gains (and fentanyl for recent losses). https://t.co/sqISDzPTGX
— Jim Woodgett (@jwoodgett) August 18, 2019
This is a national emergency. There is no mandate for an undemocratic no deal #Brexit. Reckless Johnson + unelected Cummings want to gag our democracy. We have written to the PM to demand he recalls Parliament. RT if you believe @BorisJohnson should #RecallNow pic.twitter.com/xAC87lRHtz
— Stephen Doughty MP / AS (@SDoughtyMP) August 17, 2019
Help us. https://t.co/ll45BDNhGt
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 18, 2019
Our #Clearing2019 phone lines are now open! Find your place at UEA ✨
— UEA (@uniofeastanglia) August 15, 2019
💬 Message us on live chat: https://t.co/rUaASxEr5o or call us now on 0300 300 7994 ☎️
💻 View our current vacancies here: https://t.co/Csg4vKoIou #ALevelResults2019 pic.twitter.com/RlI5fqCJ4J
Congratulations to all our new students who received their #ALevelResults today and will be joining us in September!
— UEA (@uniofeastanglia) August 15, 2019
Welcome to #Norwich - the independent city with a big heart that will be your brand new home. You’ll soon find there’s nowhere quite like it ❤️ pic.twitter.com/HeaPQin3Ne
Academic innovation, disruptive ideas, and research that changes the world. Not to mention a gold ranking in TEF achieved in 2017 👌
— UEA (@uniofeastanglia) August 15, 2019
We have places open in #Clearing for 2019. 📞 Call 0300 300 7994 now or message us on live chat 💬 https://t.co/rUaASxmPGO #ALevelResultsDay pic.twitter.com/nn0qcM3do2
Earlham Hall’s Dutch Garden @UEA has become the first in the region to host a ‘Silent Space,’ an area specifically designated for silent visiting so students, staff and visitors can enjoy the sounds of nature and switch off from the world. https://t.co/zZpCkHQj1F pic.twitter.com/jPbYvhOT6k
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 14, 2019
New research funding opportunities at Prostate Cancer UK @ProstateUK. Find out more https://t.co/bsCQgu11vA #prostatecancer #funding
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 13, 2019
DEADLINE TOMORROW: We are looking for a Research Associate to implement, and then run, a resource within @UeaMed to process next generation sequencing data using best-of-class bioinformatics pipelines. Interested? Follow the link for more information https://t.co/3W2elOwhQH pic.twitter.com/P0nGTCFyQY
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 7, 2019
We are looking for a Research Associate to implement, and then run, a resource within @UeaMed to process next generation sequencing data using best-of-class bioinformatics pipelines. Interested? Follow the link for more information https://t.co/3W2elOwhQH#Bioinformatics #NGS pic.twitter.com/WoFXVkdcxN
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) August 5, 2019
We are looking for a Research Associate to implement, and then run, a resource within @UeaMed to process next generation sequencing data using best-of-class bioinformatics pipelines. Interested? Follow the link for more information https://t.co/3W2elOwhQH#Docker #NGS pic.twitter.com/CJLIZsqKLS
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) July 29, 2019
#Norwich has been named as one of Europe's most beautiful cities by @CNN - the only English city to feature on the list!🙌 https://t.co/TUQ7FNLlKe pic.twitter.com/CKueNaPn5U
— UEA (@uniofeastanglia) July 25, 2019
@coregenomics Exciting day for Dr D.G. Gale (& her supervisors @danbrewer) as Davina handed in the bound copy of her fine thesis #proudmoment Thank you for introductions. Let's all get together at UEA to discuss ctDNA in the autumn-whenever pos.? Hope you are having great summer. pic.twitter.com/WsLedtWWBN
— BarbaraJennings (@GeneticsMBBS) July 25, 2019
Norwich named one of Europe’s most beautiful cities by CNN https://t.co/Y3yINda1xC
— Norwich Evening News (@EveningNews) July 24, 2019
Well there it is Boris Johnson is the next PM. How embarrassing. #NextPrimeMinister
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) July 23, 2019
You simply could not have made it up! Less than 24 hrs before the most pro-Brexit PM ever is named, Trump refuses to come the UK's aid in protecting UK ships off Iran. Necessitating Foreign Secretary Hunt to beg the European powers we seek to leave, to help out!
— Jon Snow (@jonsnowC4) July 22, 2019
We are looking for a Research Associate to implement, and then run, a resource within @UeaMed to process next generation sequencing data using best-of-class bioinformatics pipelines. Interested? Follow the link for more information https://t.co/3W2elOwhQH#Bioinformatics #NGS pic.twitter.com/RzNQPDmd9R
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) July 22, 2019
We are looking for a Research Associate to implement, and then run, a resource within the Norwich Medical School to process next generation sequencing data using best-of-class bioinformatics pipelines. Please Share.https://t.co/2lo6gp7xMB
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) July 18, 2019
Voting is open for Research Revealed: The People's Choice image competition, including entries from Dr Hayley Pye @CRDemystified. Head over to @ProstateUK's Facebook page to see all the entries and vote for your favourite https://t.co/Uw58t7MvTp pic.twitter.com/AjbkjMPoSM
— UCL Faculty of Medical Sciences (@uclmedsci) July 15, 2019
Congratulations to our wonderful @ueamed graduates this morning. We are so proud of you #MBBS #UEAClinEd #PA #PhD #MD #ClinPsyD https://t.co/aU4hrB7qaH
— BarbaraJennings (@GeneticsMBBS) July 15, 2019
This is dramatic - how you will meet your partner - implications still being worked through I think pic.twitter.com/Oa0iUCqbic
— Ben Page, Ipsos MORI (@benatipsosmori) July 13, 2019
Cyclists aren’t the ‘scourge of the streets’. They are mothers, fathers, grandparents and children all doing their bit to make Britain a healthier, greener and more liveable place.
— British Cycling (@BritishCycling) July 9, 2019
Share this video from @Chris_Boardman to help us make our message loud and clear to @channel5_tv pic.twitter.com/PDkRGEjsRi
⏰Just two weeks left to apply for our new funding call: Immunotherapy and Immunology in prostate cancer
— ProstateUK Profs (@ProstateUKProfs) July 8, 2019
Think you, or someone you know, could answer one of our 5 knowledge gaps in this field? Then submit your proposals before 22 July 👉 https://t.co/V0ZukIhY4i pic.twitter.com/61FbIxnuUo
Shop in a Tesco store across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire during July and August and vote to secure a £25k donation to prostate cancer research at UEA. Tesco customers will get the chance to vote using a token given to them at the check-out in store each time they shop.
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) July 2, 2019
Just experienced the Cambridgeshire guided busway. Amazingly quick way to get to CRUK Cambridge institute and the rest of the science park from the train station.
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) July 1, 2019
Happy #WorldMicrobiomeDay! Here are some of the best pipeline cheatsheets for metagenomic and amplicon sequencing I have ever seen. Big thanks to @AstrobioMike for these! https://t.co/6RH3SURqDI pic.twitter.com/a0uwncIDdT
— Michael J. (@Scienceguy314) June 27, 2019
A new test has been developed by researchers at @uniofeastanglia and NNUH to diagnose aggressive prostate cancer by carrying out a urine test.@MovemberUK
— NNUH NHS FT (@NNUH) June 26, 2019
For more information, click here 👇 https://t.co/ddFM10Y1ys pic.twitter.com/IJ4phSRDyG
Consultant Surgeon Robert Mills talks about the benefits of a new urine test to diagnose prostate cancer which is being developed by researchers at NNUH and UEA pic.twitter.com/RhQ2hDOFDd
— NNUH NHS FT (@NNUH) June 27, 2019
Missed it at the time, but this is important stuff when you are studying for a PhD. https://t.co/CBZGlWlTL7
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) June 27, 2019
I'm on the UEA (@uniofeastanglia) team for the British Cycling Challenge 100 Sportive this Sunday too, but I can reliably say that I will be going at a considerably slower pace than @Shedimus! https://t.co/kTCw89O8nu
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) June 27, 2019
Reanalyzing data doesn't score you academic points, but it is really, really important. My postgrad students found that most #RNAseq conclusions could not be replicated upon reanalysis.
— Nicole Cloonan 🌈🌈 (@ncloonan) June 27, 2019
I will be talking about this at #UQWinterSchool, but we need to do much better than this. pic.twitter.com/r7I0ZvdMKt
Researchers from @UEAResearch and @NNUH have developed new test called ‘PUR’ (Prostate Urine Risk), a urine test to diagnose #ProstateCancer.
— Wiley News (@WileyNews) June 27, 2019
The study was published in BJU International#UEA Press Release: https://t.co/FiFE5xSwH3
Study: https://t.co/DkjJDEUuS4 pic.twitter.com/5L9X5ERm1F
PUR Urine Test on ITV Anglia News https://t.co/yAbsoH3EbK
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) June 27, 2019
Researchers at #UEA and Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (@NNUH) have developed a urine test to diagnose aggressive #ProstateCancer and predict whether patients will require treatment up to five years earlier than standard clinical methods https://t.co/QQCpF1Sj1Y @UeaMed pic.twitter.com/LBbwsZQHOF
— UEA Research (@UEAResearch) June 26, 2019
Prostate cancer urine test shows who needs treatment and when https://t.co/9DnayWMDOJ https://t.co/mwEeubZZWy
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) June 26, 2019
Prostate cancer urine test shows who needs treatment and when https://t.co/xSoGpyVum0 via @medical_xpress
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) June 26, 2019
New urine test for prostate cancer ‘has enormous potential’ https://t.co/MAs06mNX2e via @itvnews
— Daniel Brewer (@danbrewer) June 26, 2019