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  1. Researcher is on a mission to make sure every woman who has achieved something impressive in science is recognised - and she's written 270 Wikipedia articles in the past year to help make that happen

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  2. Why creating a mobile laboratory to fit into a portable suitcase provides great benefits during an infectious disease outbreak, Dr explains... 💼📈

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  3. The experimental Ebola vaccine in the DRC has saved countless lives says . Without it, the current outbreak would have been far worse ✍️ for |

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    Jan 4

    The future of the scientific conference: researchers are redefining twenty-first-century conferences at which delegates set the agenda:

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    Jan 4

    A year ago we launched SEDRIC, but what exactly is SEDRIC? And why is the surveillance of antimicrobial resistance so important?

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  6. Jan 4

    Using genomic sequencing, researchers have uncovered the most likely source of the cholera epidemic in Yemen, which is the worst in recorded history

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  7. Jan 4

    When you talk about science, are you sure the words you are using don't mean something different to others? Here are five examples of scientific lingo to use with caution

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    Jan 3

    How the VSV-ZEBOV vaccine was developed and how we can prepare for future epidemics Head of Vaccines at shares how the global community can work together to ➡️

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  9. Jan 3

    We’re changing our policy. A world where no research is behind a pay-wall is the most effective way of ensuring that the research we fund can be accessed, read & built upon 📖

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  10. Jan 3

    Through the use of genomic sequencing, researchers have found that the strain of cholera causing the current outbreak in Yemen was introduced to the country by migration from Eastern Africa

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  11. Jan 3

    A year ago, Wellcome-funded researchers at reached a milestone in our understanding of mitosis

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  12. Jan 3

    Artist Jordan Baseman's 📻 explores the Spanish flu pandemic through the everyday, using newspaper archives from @BNArchive. Listen to the 63rd soundbite:

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    Jan 2

    Mystery of Yemen cholera epidemic solved – scientists say cholera bacteria came from Eastern Africa with migration of people.

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    Great to have Director join me on this trip to see situation first hand to understand what additional support he can offer. My admiration also goes to my ADG Mike Ryan, who tirelessly leads his team in HQ & on the ground & for for evacuation

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  15. Jan 2

    Why we're supporting public engagement beyond the UK: explains

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  16. Jan 2

    Scientific collaboration can outsmart epidemics: 🔟 ways research is protecting health

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    Jan 1

    Vaccines are an important but underutilised tool in the fight to end drug-resistant infections, read exactly why our director and Gavi's think so 👇

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  18. Jan 2

    Moving to an world where no research is behind a pay-wall is the most effective way of ensuring that the research we fund can be accessed, read & built upon. We’re making changes to our policy to achieve this 📖

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  19. Jan 1

    Vaccines prevent disease, save countless lives and cut healthcare costs. The importance of developing vaccines for emerging diseases came to the fore in the summer with 2 successive outbreaks of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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  20. Jan 1

    AI is helping babies at risk of brain injury: Wellcome-funded researchers at 's are developing the first ‘smart’ system to recognise patterns in electrical brain activity

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