Check out the final program for the GRC Mammary gland biology 2024 - now with 14 short talks selected from 140 abstracts. I wish we had more space and time for the rest! grc.org/mammary-gland-… See you in 20 days!

Great to see Marina's excellent work out in its final form 👏 If you're interested in mammographic density, early life exposures and breast cancer risk, check it out! MRC IEU ICEP Elizabeth Blackwell Institute School of Cellular and Molecular Medicine🏳️‍🌈😷

Really looking forward to later this afternoon when @llhlactationlab will be presenting at the Cambridge Vet School Departmental Seminar! #mammaryglandbiology

BEST example EVER of ultra-rare disease! Elderly man, hx of lymphoma, leg mass arose weeks after he cut leg on wood in garden. GMS stain. WSI: kikoxp.com/posts/5159. Answer ✅ youtube.com/watch?v=_Iy9z3… #pathology #pathologists #pathTwitter #dermpath #dermatology #dermtwitter

📢New insights into mammary sub-microenvironments! Colocation analysis by Kate Hughes team uncovers the multifocal clustering of P-STAT3 in the #mammary glands of 🐭 & 🐄 around birth. Macrophages also show distinct clustering.🔬 #MethodsAndModels shorturl.at/YSwKp

📢Paper alert: We used #3Dpathology and CNVseq to understand the evolution of #precancer in the #humanbreast 🔬🧬Pre-malignant breast transformations develop within mutant clonal fields of morphologically normal-looking ducts 📰:tinyurl.com/2cka7wwc 🏥: CCB_VIB_KUL The Netherlands Cancer Institute

After 12 months of planning, the GRC on Mammary Gland Biology is here! I’m looking forward to 5 days packed with awesome talks and posters. Safe travels everyone! grc.org/mammary-gland-… This view just never gets old! 👇

A wonderful tribute for Connie Eaves delivered by Jane Visvader at the GRC.

Not a bird this time but a dose of cuteness for anyone who needs it today ❤️

Have returned from a wonderful #mammaryglandbiology Gordon Research Conference feeling inspired and full of ideas! A wonderful week of awesome science. Thank you Walid Khaled & Prof Leonie Young for the invitation to speak & for organising a fantastic programme.

Randomly came across some of my favorite histology images while looking for something else. A completely normal hedgehog quill. Resharing, because just look at the piloerector muscles that power up the quill!

Really looking forward to attending online today! Love the flexibility of hybrid meetings - sad to miss the face to face interactions but happy to be reducing the environmental impact of this CPD activity by attending from home.

Thank you for the opportunity to present our data!

To begin our prize-giving session we have this year’s Dr. Sophie Miller Memorial Prize awardee Benjamin Davies delivering a presentation on his PhD research #AnatSocEdinburgh2024

So proud of Ben who is undertaking his PhD with me Cambridge Vet School & is funded by Anatomical Society. He is incredibly talented & very hardworking & has been awarded the Dr Sophie Miller Memorial Prize. We are very honoured to meet Dr Miller’s parents who are here. #AnatSocEdinburgh2024

This is a fun challenge! We see this commonly in wild rabbits. #Rabbitpathology

Leporid pathology is one of my professional passions & it was great to have the opportunity to explore endoparasites of rabbits & hares in Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation #OpenAccess #vetpath #vetparasitology #rabbitmedicine journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

Come join the lab as a PhD starting October 2025 We have a project on "Therapeutic cancer prevention of hereditary cancers" 🧬+💊+🐁 funded by AstraZeneca in collaboration Andrew Reynolds and Mark Albertella Full details and eligibility: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/48563/ Please RT

Looking forward to #ACVP2024! I will be sharing some of our data on Lagovirus infections in the #Europeanbrownhare & participating in the discussion re the absolutely fantastic ACVP mentoring programme.

~8 days, ~15,600 km & 3 talks later & I am home from #ACVP2024 & the BVZS Annual Meeting. It has been hugely enriching, & the best part has been meeting people in real life who I have previously only met through a computer. Now back to teaching & diagnostics!