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Takes a lot of guys to cover “Smells Like Teen Spirit” with Nirvana….but I think Post Malone actually kind of killed it
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Som únics. Mai podran ser com nosaltres. Amb tots els joves de la Masia. Quin recital. Quin orgull. ❤️
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SOM EL BARÇA 💪💪💙❤️💙🧨🧨
@capell1980bcn
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I am so happy to finally share this preprint, containing the main body of my PhD work, on engineering resilient #genedrives for #malaria control!!🦟🌍
We predict 🧬, test 🔬, and overcome 🥳 target site resistance expected to arise in nature.⬇️
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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🎉 Congratulations to Cassandra Koh for receiving the ERC Starting Grant! Her project, MULTITUDES, will enhance our understanding of mosquito viromes and their role in arboviral disease ecology. 🦟🌍
Thanks @ERC_Research
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👇Claude Monet, 1878. #JO2024👇
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Productive workshop at the Kolymbari pre-meeting: New tools to regulate gene drive activity could toggle dynamics of spread in space and time.
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🫂 No matter what happens after we reach Rome, this friendship is the best thing to ever happen on this #GirodItalia.
🚨👇 We are looking for a motivated researcher to work across the teams led by @Kyros_Kyrou and myself! Please connect and apply if interested!
We are #hiring for a Research Laboratory Technician! Know anyone who might be interested?
Please share with friends and colleagues!
Applications through the following link, or DM if interested in more info:
linkedin.com/jobs/view/39114…
Updated job ad!!
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Fede is now presenting at @Netexplo, as we have been selected one of the top 10 most important innovations of the year! And guess what.. you can (and should!) vote for us now at the link 👇📷
fr.surveymonkey.com/r/LL33P9…
Replying to @Netexplo
This in turn helps prevent vector-borne diseases (malaria, dengue, Zika etc.) and cuts the need for toxic pesticides to protect crops.
These solutions are highly effective, environmentally friendly and sustainable.



































