Isle of May EcoImmunology (@isleofmayecoim1) 's Twitter Profile
Isle of May EcoImmunology

@isleofmayecoim1

Defining the drivers of immune variation in a wild mouse population on the Isle of May: Manchester and Edinburgh University research funded by the BBSRC

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Andy Flies (@wildimmunity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Interested in immunology, conservation, wildlife? Here is a PhD project to merge them and help #marsupial #immunology leap forward! We have two PhD scholarships available through our funded Australian Research Council Discovery Project. University of Tasmania #TasmanianDevil utas.edu.au/research/degre…

Discovery Immunology Journal (@discovimmunol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Catch the new edition of Immunology News for an exciting feature on #ecoimmunology written by Dr Iris Mair & Prof Kathryn Else, editors of our upcoming Special Collection on the topic! ✨🌿 Read the article online 👇 & find out about contributing your research to the collection!

Iris Mair (@mair_iris) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Intrigued by ecoimmunology and have microbiome experience? We have a postdoc position open for our project working on wild house mice - join us to disentangle the contribution of diet, the gut microbiota and the immune system in shaping parasite responses! elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

Alec Downie (@ae_downie) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New paper out with Oyebola Oyesola @Grahammunology Png Loke and others! We show that genotype x environment effects are a substantial contributor to variation in immune phenotypes in mice – the differences between strains depend strongly on the environment!

Kathryn Else (@kathelse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another busy day on the Isle of May - traps in from low light early morning; we have set out our Fluke street grid with Sophia our Manchester 2nd year undergraduate volunteer, and put out our loggers. With Iris Mair Rowanne Fletcher Rowan Bancroft. Lydia Becker Institute

Another busy day on the Isle of May - traps in from low light early morning; we have set out our Fluke street grid with Sophia our Manchester 2nd year undergraduate volunteer, and put out our loggers. With <a href="/Mair_Iris/">Iris Mair</a> <a href="/FletcherRowanne/">Rowanne Fletcher</a> <a href="/RowanBancroft/">Rowan Bancroft</a>. <a href="/LydiaBeckerIII/">Lydia Becker Institute</a>
Kathryn Else (@kathelse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

At last year’s workshop on EcoImmunology we asked are we as research communities equipped to meet threats to health. The results are published in Discovery Immunology Journal where we identify challenges and make recommendations Lydia Becker Institute Sustainable Futures UoM academic.oup.com/discovimmunolo…

Lydia Becker Institute (@lydiabeckeriii) 's Twitter Profile Photo

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Alice Angus (@alice_angus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

sleeping grey seals, on Isle of May, with magnificent whiskers for navigation & hunting, amass in winter to have pups. Facing threats of pollution & people & dogs causing them to stampede & abandon the pups. Always give them lots of space. David Steel Isle of May EcoImmunology

sleeping grey seals, on Isle of May, with magnificent whiskers for navigation &amp; hunting, amass in winter to have pups. Facing threats of pollution &amp; people &amp; dogs causing them to stampede &amp; abandon the pups. Always give them lots of space. <a href="/SteelySeabirder/">David Steel</a> <a href="/IsleofMayEcoim1/">Isle of May EcoImmunology</a>