Neil J Gostling
@NeilJGostling
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Assoc. Prof. of Evolution and Palaeobiology, more science at @EvoPalaeoLab @sotonbiosci @unisouthampton. Views my own (but we can agree dinosaurs are cool).
Joined March 2013
3 of 3 .Immediate response, "send the order number and the batch number. " Did that. 5 minutes later confirmation and order number for the replacement part. Absolutely outstanding customer service.
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2 of 3.One of the bars was bent. I contacted customer service yesterday (Saturday) for a replacement part. Had an email today (Sunday) at 1.30pm. I responded at gone 5.
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I cannot rate @tptoys highly enough. Amazing quality products and outstanding customer service. I needed a replacement part, sent an email on Saturday, they followed up today and in the space of 5 minutes I have an order number and the part being sent. Phenomenal.
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Outstanding PhD researchers in @UoSDocCollege @unisouthampton. Outstanding examples of communication and presentation skills.
It's time for our Doctoral College celebration afternoon to begin! . The afternoon will start with the 3 Minute Thesis live final and end with our Doctoral College awards ceremony . We can't wait to celebrate the achievements of our PGRs with everyone!
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A great set of talks highlighting the amazing level of research going on in the @UoSDocCollege . Amazing speakers and communicators, and this old duffer talking about the importance of outreach and public engagement. Amazing researchers at @unisouthampton. Really impressive.
Now we're pleased to welcome Dr @NeilJGostling for a keynote talk. Neil is discussing his latest exhibition 'Hidden in Stone' and talking about how to engage the public with your research
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RT @theAliceRoberts: Oh my goodness - this is incredible. I’m always cautious about using the term “breakthrough” but this could be a real….
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Exclusive: Melbourne team demonstrates way to make the virus visible within white blood cells, paving the way to fully clear it from the body
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RT @UoS_Engagement: 🎥Join Dr. Neil Gostling for Creation (2009) + Q&A! Discover Darwin’s story & join a discussion on evolution & palaeobio….
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Today is the 165th Anniversary of the publication of On the Origin of Species. Published in 1859. The book has never been out of print. Darwin's explanation of the mechanism of evolution, Natural Selection, is one of the most exquisite ideas in science.
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RT @GNavalon: @Nature I co-lead this research (together with @ChiappeLuis) and was able to reconstruct both the complete skull and its endo….
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RT @ZoolJLinnSoc: Once thought to be as mythical as the phoenix, the Dodo was not as dumb as you were led to believe. Check out this fanta….
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Who are you calling inept and unfit?
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RT @UoSMedia: Research by @NeilJGostling which challenges our misconceptions about the Dodo has now been turned into a comic strip by @Naut….
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Nautilus is a different kind of science magazine. Our stories take you into the depths of science and spotlight its ripples in our lives and cultures.
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RT @Dean_R_Lomax: A wonderful day celebrating the illustrious career of one of the most brilliant palaeontologists ever. Professor Mike Ben….
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RT @r_m_lewis: Congratulations to @davislaundon for an amazing talk at IFPA in Montréal showing his work imaging placentas large and small….
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RT @evopalaeo: When did feathers evolve? Are bird feathers homologous with pterosaur tufts? Check out our new preprint, lead by the fantast….
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RT @dudin_o: Any candidate interested in #Multicellularity ? #Experimental Evolution ? #Electron Microscopy of Cell junctions ?.
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RT @AndreJRowe: The latest in tyrannosaur body size evolution and feeding mechanics based on my PhD work at @bristolpalaeo with @jemilyr -….
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Evolutionary biology; Natural sciences; Paleobiology
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RT @ThinkSee3D: Love this display about replicas of dino bone #1 (#Megalosaurus dentary) by @Dr_EmmaNicholls @morethanadodo, Oxford Univer….
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RT @TomHoltzPaleo: Ruthenium isotopes show the Chicxulub impactor was a carbonaceous-type asteroid | Science
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An impact at Chicxulub, Mexico, occurred 66 million years ago, producing a global stratigraphic layer that marks the boundary between the Cretaceous and Paleogene periods. That layer contains...
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RT @TomHoltzPaleo: Dino-killing asteroid came from beyond Jupiter | Science | AAAS
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Trace metals found at extinction layer implicate rare, carbon-rich type of meteorite
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RT @pittsmike: Must we rewrite #Stonehenge's history? No! But news that the Altar Stone came from NE Scotland is sensational. It widens hor….
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