It's taken a while (around 10 years for some of the data!) but our dive into the physiological function of RBC circadian rhythms is out in @embojournal. The story began with observations of rhythm on a blot of RBCs even when there was no antibody... https://t.co/EdaSWjERbd

#CharlesDarwin tinha um profundo interesse em ritmos biológicos, muito além do que imaginávamos. Junto com @DrBatmo, conto essa história na @PNASNexus #ciências #biologia #cronobiologia #circadian #HistoryOfScience

Given the population bias to the northern hemisphere but seemingly the vegetation bias to the south, I wonder if we have a seasonal global CO2 rhythm? Though perhaps there are too many factors acting in opposition to see such a rhythm - forest fires, household heating etc

Looking at this and seeing the daily rhythm in atmospheric CO2 which is at least in part due to the rhythms of plants as explained by @NASA. https://t.co/WQBSesz9UM

I'm very privileged to be able to work here at @MRC_LMB. This article notes how the strategy, culture, people, ethos are central to the lab's success - I can fully attest to all this! https://t.co/ITsyNbZ0FY

The power of evodevo type studies https://t.co/Yo9ETQ3jnd

Out today! Circadian rhythms in proteome turnover, especially macromolecular complexes, which allow proteome renewal even under cellular proteostasis, osmostasis, and energy homeostasis constraints: https://t.co/LxldfhzvR0

The tiny egg and the life it produced 📹 Adrian Kozakiewicz

My new favourite hobby - finding 'floor fossils'. Cambridge Grand Arcade has hundreds of them like this:

Unique biogeography from a region of the world close to my heart by @JulianBayliss1 @Mount_Mulanje and colleagues https://t.co/wfMsdb9QS7

Very much enjoyed going into my local primary school for Science Week #BSW24. With the theme of "Time" I just had to get involved! I managed to link the @ScienceWeekUK resources on pendulums to circadian clocks via a demo of coupled metronomes - much fun was had 🧑‍🔬🕒

Get in touch if you want the low down!

In #SRBR2024 #Wikithon, we'll be looking at editing chronobiology pages. In this paper, @rona_av @omerbenj examine edits to "Circadian clock" and "Circadian rhythm" and reveal how arguments and paradigm shifts are encoded in the pages' metadata: https://t.co/w6fyB74XXu

Just over 3 months until the #SRBR2024 Trainee Day #Wikithon. In the next few weeks, on Thursdays, we'll be exploring chronobiological precidents on @Wikipedia. Today from the archives - circadian patterns of Wikipedia editing activity: https://t.co/gS3vnFxdtT

Using recent crash-level data, I show that a pedestrian hit by a full-size SUV is twice as likely to die compared to being struck by a car, under similar crash conditions.

Ambassadors, get ready as March is always a big moment for you to shine ‍with #NationalCareersWeek and #BritishScienceWeek on the horizon! Science Week has already published their free activity packs that you can utilise in your volunteering: https://t.co/sx8OLlIM6z

I’ve made secret discoveries on my doorstep: a year-long journey across my local OS map

Cheese boards at Christmas - here's some science of the flavour

Lol. Lol at this whole thread but particularly at this salary bit which threatens basically all scientific research done in this country. Please can you come up with some useful policies?

A tweet back to circadian biology: John and Andrew @DrBatmo were interviewed on the EMBO podcast about the story behind our recent paper on physiological function of red blood cell rhythms. Link below

For fuck's sake, stop stoking a stupid culture war and come up with at least one policy that makes lives better instead - preferably one looking more than 15 mthss ahead. Science is NOT in danger from "woke ideology", which is a bullshit invented culture war concept anyway.