A tiny skull with a long snout and long curved teeth sits on a glass shelf next to a five pence coin. The coin is larger

Happy #BatAppreciationDay! 🦇
Mouse-eared #bat skulls are absurdly small, but utterly fierce.
That's a five pence piece on the right (which is 18mm across).
I appreciate the heck out of this bat skull. #bats

Bath city centre

Pulteney weir in Bath

Bath city centre

Bath cathedral

🎉 There are currently 4 opportunities to join the Holt lab in beautiful Bath! 🎉

If you're interested in protists, parasites, and/or biodiversity then please check out our website:
theholtlab.com/posts/ln5-21...

🚨 Deadlines vary between project.
✉️ Please reach out if you have any questions!

Really looking forward to getting started with this project, it should lead to some great data. 🤞

How to bring experimental evolution to the classroom Pupils of all ages can benefit from witnessing evolution in real time - and it’s now possible in schools, say this researcher from the University of Bath

Its here! Finally published. www.tes.com/magazine/tea...

Here are some of the pieces I wrote for @livescience.com during my @absw.bsky.social media fellowship summer placement. If anyone is thinking of applying, you should go for it!

Four Xmas cards titled "I'm dreaming of an igm Christmas", "the Phage in-festive cycle", "the snowman microbiome" and "the festive fungus"

Hi everyone! For my new followers, I'm a Bioinformatics PhD student (UK) who also runs a science art shop where I make stickers and jewellery!

My most recent creation is festive microbial cards ❄️
pinkpetri.etsy.com