Lecturer and PI at GCU working on fibrosis and gap junctions in the skin and their involvement in wound healing
Edinburgh, Scotland
Joined January 2016
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It's international women's day. Give to gain is what I always strive for in teaching and mentorship. internationalwomensday.com/
It's International day of women and girls in science! The theme this year is “Synergizing AI, Social Science, STEM and Finance: Building Inclusive Futures for Women and Girls.” #STEMEducation un.org/en/observances/women-…
Please consider submitting an article to our Special Issue, shaping up to be great collection: Diabetology | Special Issue : Advances in Diabetic Wound Healing: From Mechanisms to Therapies
It's World Diabetes Day worlddiabetesday.org/ this year focussing on well-being. Proud to be a researchers and educator in diabetes with improving the well-being of people with diabetes at the heart of what I do.
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'Had she had that finger prick test she would have been alive today'
John Story told #BBCBreakfast about his campaign for better awareness of the symptoms of diabetes after his two-year-old daughter Lyla died with undiagnosed type 1 diabetes, 24 hours after her mum had taken her to their doctor, who diagnosed acute tonsillitis
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Join us at GCU for full and part-time MSc Advanced Practice programmes with specialisms in MSK health, diabetes, travel medicine and expedition and wilderness medicine gcu.ac.uk/study/courses/post…
Proud to be part of the delivery of AHP post-graduate education at GCU via our MSc Advanced Practice pathways lnkd.in/e2HJr4SV gcu.ac.uk/impact/the-future-…
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In a medical first, researchers report that they have implanted CRISPR-edited pancreas cells into a person with type 1 diabetes
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Long-awaited results suggest that mitochondrial donation can prevent babies from inheriting diseases caused by mutant mitochondria
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Hugely honoured that my Robin family in a farm wall has been selected to go in the Bird Photographer of the Year 2025 book which means it’s made the top 1% of entrants, a real honour. Winners announced in September. @Natures_Voice @ShropsWildlife @OMSYSTEMcameras @WildlifeMag
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Tardigrades are eight-legged, microscopic water-dwellers have survived the vacuum of space, extreme dehydration, and temperatures ranging from near absolute zero to above boiling point.
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How innate immunity starts? Early embryos eliminate bacterial infections by epithelial phagocytosis, a conserved process from zebrafish to human embryos.
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