Final week Naturally Talking turned 10 years outdated! Whereas our first weblog submit wasn’t written till January 2015, we thought we’d take the time to have fun the almost 50 blogs which were revealed since, celebrating the range of analysis and occasions occurring with within the Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Well being & Comparative Medication. On this submit, we take this chance to look again into Naturally Talking’s archive to share some favourites. We’ve chosen among the ‘most-viewed’ blogs, and in addition tried to spotlight the breadth of matters and contributors. We hope you get pleasure from this stroll down reminiscence lane!
Our general favorite blogs!
Contributed by head of Institute Prof Dan Haydon in March, 2017, this has been one in all Naturally Talking’s most well-read posts.
Extinction – reversing it and risking it
This contribution by Lucy Gilbert in July 2021 chronicles the extinction of the nice auk, in addition to her personal private problem to color or draw a distinct nice auk on daily basis for a 12 months. We hope you get pleasure from this compelling story, advised by way of a mixture of writing and artwork. It additionally comes as a ‘name to arms’ at an essential time for UK conservation choices.
PhD analysis blogs – getting your work on the market…
Outfoxing rabies, one vaccine-loaded hen head at a time
Examine Naturally Talking alumnus Laurie Baker‘s PhD analysis describing how rabies was eradicated from massive components of western Europe by way of fox vaccination. This was initially revealed on September 28, 2016 to mark World Rabies Day.
Taiwan’s job: balancing improvement and conservation
Examine Yi-Hsiu Chen‘s PhD analysis – achieved in collaboration with analysis groups on the Taiwan Endemic Species Analysis Institute and the Nationwide Taiwan College – how we measure and minimise injury to ecosystems from developments like reservoirs and wind farms. This was initially revealed in Might, 2015.
Unique paintings for this episode by Eleni Christoforou
