Claire E Clarkin
@clarkinbonebiol.bsky.social
Professor of Skeletal & Developmental Biology Director Knowledge Exchange & Enterprise sotonbiosciences.bsky.social CoDirector http://cdfuos.bsky.social https://www.datascienceforhealthequity.com/themes/musculoskeletal-health
Rare Clarice Cliff Bizarre 'Acrobats' Circus Plate designed by English painter Laura Knight c. 1935 #Womensart
Lead The Way Boy, painting by Borders-based artist Mal Burton.
Join Anastasia & Mark at #southamptoncityfarm till 4pm 2day 🚜🌞 Come & find out where your veggies 🫛🥬🍅come from 🌎hear how to grow some of your own #novelcrops at home 🌱👩🏼🌾 & play bean themed games too! 🫘 Next stop #BSF2026 @thelablablab.bsky.social @novelcropnet.bsky.social @uosengagement.bsky.social
Blue Cornflower aka Bachelor's Button because men used to wear the flower in their suit lapels to show they were in love. Bees love them because their nectar has a very high sugar content #FlowersOnFriday #Floralfriday #Wildflower #Flower #BloomScrolling #NaturePhotography #Pollinator
Alan Smith (b.1941,Germany) Cornish Fishing Village. Acrylic on board.
The wonderfully named Glasgow Salad on Clyde Street. One of the Maggies Art Trail Scotties, it was created by Barnie using a design based on the classic bag of chips wrapped in newspaper. #glasgow #publicart #scottiesinthecity #Clydestreet #glasgowsalad
On Sat 19th Sept #southamptoncityartgallery 12-1pm join the Microbes Unmasked workshop with Dr Sandra Wilks & @ukbiofilms.bsky.social #BSF2026 Get creative with microbial art 🎨🖌️& uncover how these tiny organisms can actually protect against disease🦠🧫❤️ Book tickets now👇 @britsciassoc.bsky.social
Microbes unmasked | British Science Festival
This workshop runs from 12.00 – 13.00 You might find microbes in mud, but it’s not a dirty word! Found across soil, water and all animals, microbes are essential to our daily living…
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We are very excited to be a part of the @britsciassoc.bsky.social festival this year 🥳 More details to follow!!!
Still life with oranges and stoneware dog, 1906 by German Expressionist painter Paula Modersohn-Becker #WomensArt
Commonwealth Games activities for kids (and adults too, if they want to take part) in the Game On Live Site in Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow. Cont./ #glasgow #glasgow2026 #commonwealthgames #streetart #kelvingrovepark
Really pleased to share this with you. Taking part in @theconversation.com Curious Kids was a real delight. Listen here to find out about what dinosaurs looked like theconversation.com/how-do-we-kn... @sotonbiosciences.bsky.social @unisouthampton.bsky.social @uosmedia.bsky.social
How do we know what dinosaurs looked like?
Listen to palaeobiologist Neil Gostling on The Conversation’s Curious Kids podcast talk about how scientists work out what dinosaurs looked like.
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A giant Tunnock's teacake, like one from the finale of Thursday's opening ceremony for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, on display in Kelvingrove Park. As always, with a spaniel added for scale. #glasgow #glasgow2026 #commonwealthgames #cockerspaniel #tunnocksteacake
Second cohort now launched for online short course Integrating Sex & Gender in Health Research & Policy! 💯 of participants said they would recommend! Brilliant work @messagetgi.bsky.social Find out more and register here now! 👇🏼 #healthequity
Short course | Integrating Sex and Gender in Health Research and Policy Imperial College London & The George Institute for Global Health Online | Certificate of Attendance Now open for… | MES...
Short course | Integrating Sex and Gender in Health Research and Policy Imperial College London & The George Institute for Global Health Online | Certificate of Attendance Now open for registrati...
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Frida Kahlo, 1935 by photographer and best friend Lucienne Bloch, who said of this day..“We went to a Spanish restaurant and had a kind of strong stuff like Vodka..... We acted most crazy. It was a fine afternoon and cheered Frida up.” #WomensArt
Did you know? A 2026 paper argues brains aren’t “born male or female”, they’re shaped by a constant loop between biology and a gendered world. Through neuroplasticity and social expectations, culture wires the brain. Nature + nurture! #ossd #humanhealth #sabv link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Mechanisms of entanglement: how a gendered world makes a gendered brain - Biology of Sex Differences
Abstract. Contemporary understanding of key neural processes has advanced the study of the dynamic, iterative influences between the brain and external events, contributing to a growing evidence base ...
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On 19th Sept @britsciassoc.bsky.social festival join @theeliaslab.bsky.social @clarkinbonebiol.bsky.social @owenrackham.bsky.social & other researchers🔬, artists🎨poets schools 🎓 to explore how AI & 3D imaging are uncovering hidden diseases in our bones 🦴 and detecting cancer earlier 👇#bsf2026
Invisible illness through AI eyes | British Science Festival
This drop in event runs from 11.00 – 17.00 AI has the potential to transform our understanding of hidden diseases. Doctors use specialist medical imaging to uncover what’s beneath the skin – think X…
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We are very excited to be a part of the @britsciassoc.bsky.social festival this year 🥳 More details to follow!!!
A final reminder to register. Join us live tomorrow for Effects of Lactation and Pregnancy on Bone, featuring Christopher Kovacs, MD, FRCPC, FACP, FACE, FASBMR. 📅 July 21 | 2:00 p.m. ET knowledgehub.asbmr.org/products/eff...
Dumbarton Rock in the upper Firth of Clyde. This 330 million year old volcanic plug west of Glasgow is home to Dumbarton Castle. It's been a military stronghold for many centuries and has a history going back as far as the neolithic period. #glasgow #dumbartonrock #firthofclyde #scotland
How can policymakers ensure that no community is overlooked in maternity care? A new policy brief from the University of Southampton and White Ribbon Alliance UK introduces the IMPACT framework for assessing inequities and turning commitments into action. 🔗 Read the brief here: buff.ly/pWkTSX3
#Poetry #Painting #WaitingForBreakfast The same colour as snow or a bright moon Speed-proud, fish-eating bird - Dafydd ap Gwilym (1320) 🎨 Barney Levitt
Winter Dory, King's Beach, Swampscott, Massachusetts, 1880. Charles Edwin Lewis Green. Oil on canvas.