Sarah Griffiths

I'm looking to speak to someone who has misophonia for a feature. If that's you and you would like to share your experiences, do get in touch. Thank you! :)
#journorequest #misophonia #science #health

'They saw them on their dishes when eating': The mushroom making people hallucinate dozens of tiny humans Only recently described by science, the mysterious mushrooms are found in different parts of the world, but they give people the same exact visions.

I wish I'd written this story!
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Completely fascinating. Not mushroom for improvement, or any in fact.

An unrelenting opposition to Earth's most dangerous weapons - NobelPrize.orgOpen the search menuClose the search menuOpen the search menuClose the search menuSubmit a search term

Seems like pretty good timing to share something I wrote:
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Enshittified is a wonderful word!

Finally visited the beautiful @nhm.org garden and found a new fav - the cute megazostrodon ❤️

📢 New blog! Find out how PhD student Chun-Wun (Sam) Cheng is addressing limitations in image reconstruction and denoising for medical imaging with the long term aims of decreasing cost and increasing accuracy.

Find out more: bit.ly/3RPMX4s

Camera set up to catch Loch Ness Monster unearthed No sign of the famous monster was found on the camera that had been in Loch Ness for 55 years.

Well this is a disappointment. I was hoping for family photos 🦕
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Also worth noting Marie Curie’s struggle as a working mum.

Family matters: Meet the families with Nobel Prizes You may be surprised to know that some households have multiple Nobel Prizes on their mantelpieces. Meet some of the families whose groundbreaking work has been recognised by the Nobel Prize. There ar...

Waiting for these facts to come up on University Challenge.
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(I loved writing this)

Made an archaeology birthday cake at the weekend. Bit confused time-wise but… #itstastyinthetrenches

‘Science is happening’: Israeli and Palestinian scientists continue collaborations amid conflict From owl surveys to peer review, Israel’s researchers are maintaining regional and international ties despite boycotts and the risk of war resuming.

Science really can and should help build bridges, even across the most difficult divides… here’s some much needed good news - a story about Israeli and Palestinian scientific collaborations continuing amid conflict

🧪 #AcademicSky
@nature.com

www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Haven’t posted on social media in so long. I feel horribly rusty. Must try harder or outsource it to my colleague.