A selection of photos I took last night. Quite a haul, but then again, the green lady put on quite a show! @VisitTromso @visitnorway @elusive_moose #AuroraBorealis #NorthernLights

there are no limits to what you can do with a car and still be allowed to drive again one day

This is a pretty important intervention in the superflu/NHS about to collapse due to it debate

Yet again, I have no words! 😍 I haven't posted about music (or anything, really!) in a while. But this is exceptional. Dagny is just such a phenomenal songwriter. https://t.co/PIYGyS0wdK

What happens if you ask generative AI to write an editorial for the centenary edition of @ADC_BMJ, ask 2 other AI's to review the editorial, and then ask the original AI to revise based on these reviews? A fun thought-experiment you can read here! https://t.co/aohUEud4sA

Britain’s roads in 2024: 128,272 people killed or injured = 351 people every day. Of which : 29,467 were killed or seriously injured = 81 people every day. Of which : 1,602 were dead = more than 4 people every day. And at the same time the great British public

Dear @David_Cameron I know you mean well, but unfortunately screening for early disease may sound logical and sensible but can also be ineffective and harmful. Recommending a bad test leads to false reassurance, and harms through unnecessary or ineffective treatment that only /

Why do ‘we’ seem to tolerate road death as “inevitable”? We have not had a national strategy since 2011 and that was pretty lacklustre, and so there has been virtually no focus on saving lives or reducing serious injuries in road traffic collisions! Many fight the “war of the

I firmly believe that the whole process of getting study budget approved, then later sending in receipts and loading up forms across multiple systems is designed solely to obstruct and prevent people claiming back.

This was absolutely one of the most interesting courses that I did during my PhD!

@SianWilsonn22 presented on the developing brain AND heart! She investigated how congenital heart disease relates to cortical folding in the prenatal period using MRI 🧠❤️🧲 #FITNG2025

Inge van Ooijen giving a wonderful talk about using high-field MRI for mapping the metabolic maturation in the neonatal brain for outcome prediction of extremely preterm born children #FITNG2025 @Inge_van_Ooijen @UMCUtrecht

Why study the developing brain with ultra-high field MRI?Jucha Willers Moore introducing exciting 7T MRI techniques for neonatal scanning to assess the functional human brain development in a fine-grained scale #FITNG2025 @JuchaMoore 🧲🧠👶 @KingsCollegeLon

Why bothering about ultra-lowfield MRI? Daniel Cromb providing insights into the beauty of ultra-low field MRI and its various conventional applications in neonatal brain imaging #FITNG2025 @DanCromb

🚨🚨🚨 Hannes and Waterbaby have collaborated again!! 🚨🚨🚨 https://t.co/QdlerlGXJv

Does whole-body in-utero MRI in those with suspected fetal abnormalities improve antenatal care? Additional 1% abnormalities found elsewhere Retrospective cohort study Sheffield

New job opportunity for a research neonatal nurse or midwife to come and join our cohort studies: https://t.co/NBA3d833NG

Guideline review Family integrated care—a BAPM framework for practice Supporting families to be primary caregivers for their baby in NICU and equal partner in their care. https://t.co/XfGM2wMAED

I have written for @DFTBubbles about implementation science in paediatric intensive care. To improve the care we give the sickest children, we need to mobilise knowledge to the bedside. If you are interested, get in touch! @IMPACT_Collab https://t.co/fIJxzsrcy5

The F28 is a new doorfiets (“continuous cycling”) route connecting the centres of Utrecht and Amersfoort. At 23 km., it offers commuters, students, and recreational cyclists a high-quality, nearly non-stop experience between the two cities, passing through five municipalities.🧵