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24th August 2015 by ginafinch 0 comment(s)

Emily in “The Biologist”

Emily Gwyer-Findlay, a senior postdoctoral researcher in the Davidson lab has recently been featured the Royal Society of Biology’s magazine “The Biologist”, with “Spotlight on Immunology”.

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- January 27, 2021

@GwyerFindlay: Paper finally accepted!! Findlay lab first paper is coming out sooooooonn 🥳🥳

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- January 27, 2021

@xandvt: Please do send in questions for tomorrow. It is so helpful to get a sense of what people are concerned about or confused by. I’ll do my best to answer AND I’ll be trying to make the vaccine-allergy advice as clear as possible! 🤗 https://t.co/9WaCXsQTua

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- January 26, 2021

@chrischirp: I really really dislike this normalisation of the inequality that the burden of childcare with closed schools falls on women much more than men. https://t.co/7SKTv0l3Ja

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