Sue Howarth

@howarthsg

Biologist; Vice Chair ; ex Sci Education lecturer; author; 2019 GE candidate, 2021 Worcs County Council candidate

England, United Kingdom
Joined March 2012
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    30 Jan 2015

    Lots of ideas for in Success with STEM:

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    May 12

    🎉Today we have launched a landmark report which offers, for the first time, a complete assessment of potential to mitigate climate change and benefit biodiversity in the UK.

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    May 11

    Join us on our FREE Natural History Live webinar about the weird & wonderful world of wildflowers 🏵 From ingenious ways to trap a meal to bizarre methods of attracting – the world of is full of surprises! 👉

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    May 11

    Thanks to the Plant Health Undergraduate Studentship scheme, come work with me in lab looking at using bioluminescent and fluorescent bacteria to study seed colonisation and sterilisation🌱

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    May 11

    We are delighted to be working with and to offer students the opportunity to carry out plant health research this summer

    Undergraduates can now apply for our Plant Health Undergraduate Studentships! Ten, paid summer projects include placements managed by plant health scientists both in-person and remotely. Find out more and apply: 🌱 🔬 📚
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    May 10

    6 days left to apply for this FAB job teaching conservation to students at Bangor University (for 6 months from 1st Aug). It would suite someone just after their PhD or maybe someone who has worked in practical conservation for a time & is interested in returning to uni setting.

    This position is to cover my teaching for a semester. You would be interacting with wonderful MSc & undergraduate conservation students (& could go paddle boarding after work 😀). Honestly it's a lovely place to live/work with fab people. Do share!
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    May 10

    Come and work with me and my team. We need a commissioning editor! We work with amazing teachers and the best available educational research to create content and curriculum for science and maths

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    May 10

    Thanks for hosting what was a very interesting and wide ranging . Here is a listing of posts from the conversation - some useful links to careers!

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    May 10

    To all involved in teacher education: On 16 June from 5pm-7:30pm, the Research in Teacher Education (RiTE) 10th Anniversary event will be taking place with some of the biggest names in teacher education talking at this celebratory event:

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    May 10

    Last chance to register for this fabulous FREE webinar on 12 May about gardening for butterflies and moths with RHS specialists and our very own moth and butterfly buff Dr Phil Stirling 🌱 ▶️

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    May 10

    VACANCY: PDRA molecular ecologist to join our team for an immediate start working on constructing and analysing farmland (plant-insect) food webs using metabarcoding. Contract 2+ years. Potentially some fieldwork in the NE and meetings with partners in the EU. Get in touch!

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    May 10

    As part of our Mission Possible campaign, edie brings you this weekly round-up of five of the best sustainability success stories of the week from across the globe.

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    May 10

    It’s day today with we’ll be sharing ideas linked to developing understanding of careers in and from science. Hope you can join us, important for everyone involved in science education

    Do you need a break from TAGs? Join me tomorrow for where we will be discussing all the joys of inspiring young people into a career in Science. 2000-2100
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  14. May 9

    Tesco scraps six-pack plastic on beer and cider cans

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  15. May 9

    Woodland plan for millions of trees will turn farms into forest

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    May 8

    How can be implemented to help us adapt to climate change & benefit biodiversity? Join our free event on Wed 12 May chaired by and hear authors from our report discuss opportunities in the UK.

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    May 8

    If we want to save the planet, the future of food is insects

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    May 7

    BLUE is hiring! We are looking for a Senior Restorations Project Manager to lead the delivery of exciting marine and coastal projects. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity – application deadline: 6th June 2021. More details and how to apply here:

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    May 8

    Typo alert! Sir David's lectures were actually in 1973, and unfortunately one of them is part of the . Can you help us find it?

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    May 7

    If you are passionate about education, have a deep understanding of the needs of science/maths teachers, and experience in commissioning product or curriculum for schools we want to hear from you! Now recruiting Commissioning Editor

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    May 1

    I can see no coverage of this catastrophe other than this article below ? “We half-expected it, but it is the first time that we have figures showing that the Brazilian Amazon has flipped, and is now a net emitter”

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