MSc Genes, Drugs & Stem Cells 2024 @ImperialCollege | Biochemist Graduate 2022 @TCDDublin
Joined November 2021
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Emily Hurley retweeted
12 Oct 2025
You're not depressed, you just lost your quest.
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Emily Hurley retweeted
24 Sep 2025
Huntington's disease has been successfully treated for the first time, doctors tell BBC bbc.in/46jnMiX
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Emily Hurley retweeted
30 Aug 2025
Researchers in a new #ScienceReview examine the influence that biological sex exerts on the immune system and immune-related diseases.
Learn more: scim.ag/47LTwya
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Emily Hurley retweeted
26 Sep 2024
A 25-year-old woman with type 1 #diabetes started producing her own insulin < three months after receiving a transplant of reprogrammed stem cells.
She is the first person with the disease to be treated using cells that were extracted from her own body. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Emily Hurley retweeted
21 Sep 2024
Setting the tone: nociceptors as conductors of immune responses dlvr.it/TDX002 #immunology
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Emily Hurley retweeted
22 Sep 2024
The leading edge of a cell videoed through a microscope. Actin filaments are shown. #CellBiology
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Emily Hurley retweeted
27 Jun 2024
What a great time we had at the @VinuesaLab retreat! Lots of science discussions, games, time by the beach, and even a bbq 🧠🗣️🧫🏖️Thank you for an amazing time @carovinuesa @sophieshen896 @Eilema @RoserTP @WareThuvaraka @LMShuttleworth
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Emily Hurley retweeted
8 Jul 2022
Today's @washingtonpost editorial on the BA.5 variant
washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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Emily Hurley retweeted
27 Apr 2022
The Best Scientists 🧵
I have heard a lot about the Best Scientists 🧑🔬
Maybe the best scientists...
make impactful discoveries,
publish in gilded journals,
garner millions in funding,
with lots of indirects.
And prizes, all the prizes🏆
And everybody respects them.
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Emily Hurley retweeted
The abstract alone is damning on Sweden's pandemic policy
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Emily Hurley retweeted
5 Mar 2022
Born today in 1938, Lynn Margulis advanced endosymbiotic theory that mitochondria and chloroplasts originated in protists absorbed by eukaryotes. She studied at @UChicagoLab, @UWGenetics & @UCBerkeley; then researched/taught at @BrandeisU, @BU_Biology & @UMass_PlantBio/@UMassGeo.
ALT Black and white photograph: Lynn Margulis smiles into the camera, her glasses almost obscured by reflecting light. In front of her is a bifocal Nikon microscope, and behind her bookshelves. She is wearing a short sleeve shirt with broad checkers and a necklace made of long narrow beads, that I think are a style considered to be "bone".
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Emily Hurley retweeted
13 Jan 2022
Wow. Long Covid people are missing naive T cells.
I wrote about the loss of naive T cells and the death of T cells being problematic in 2020 in frontiers
nature.com/articles/s41590-0…
13 Jan 2022
Research on an Immunological dysfunction in #LongCovid.
"These observations describe an abnormal immune profile in patients with COVID-19 at extended time points after infection and provide clear support for the existence of a syndrome of #LongCovid"
nature.com/articles/s41590-0…
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Emily Hurley retweeted
14 Dec 2021
nature has actually contacted me for comment about accusations that Sci-Hub is a threat, here is my full response / it is clear that academic publishers care about their money, not about security of other people
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27 Nov 2021
RT @laoneill111: The emergence of Omicron is concerning but incredibly a new vaccine can be made in around 90 days should one be needed (bo…
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