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Emerging research is beginning to challenge the conventional understanding of mountain water systems. A new BGS-led project is using new methods to understand how water moves from mountains to the lowlands, helping to improve water security for billions of people. www.bgs.ac.uk/news/delving...
@buzzingbennett.bsky.social's first PhD paper has just been published, titled "Molecular detection of honeybee pathogens in honey from a UK citizen science program" 🐝🦠 Check it out: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... Summary below ⬇️ @ukceh.bsky.social @lindsaynewbold.bsky.social
Molecular detection of honeybee pathogens in honey from a UK citizen science program
Fruits, legumes, oilseeds and nuts have a high dependency on insect pollination, of which the honey bee (Apis mellifera L.) is a critical contributor.…
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Sir Andrew Mackenzie, chair of @ukri.org, took a trip to East Hendred farm before touring the GroDome, Honey Lab and eDNA facilities at Wallingford. His visit included round‑table discussions on data, innovation and commercialisation, and thoughts on the challenges facing UK science 2/
Lots of visitors to our Wallingford site this week! We welcomed senior representatives from Ghana and Nigeria’s research and development institutions, including Ghana’s Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology and Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology. 🧪 1/
"As a #WomanInSTEM it’s been my privilege to explore microbial responses to environmental change in diverse environments, such as:⛰️mountain ecosystems,🍯honey,🦐groundwater stygofauna,🪱earthworms from Chernobyl,🦠wild animal microbiomes & 🌊ocean acidified communities" - @lindsaynewbold.bsky.social
We were delighted to welcome Prof Sallie Bailey and Dr @tonyjuniper.bsky.social from @naturalengland.bsky.social to our Wallingford site this week. A great opportunity to build our strategic relationship, ensuring strong alignment between their evidence priorities and our research 🔍🧪🌱.
🚨Second new #job advert of the week!🚨 We are currently recruiting a Molecular Ecology Research Assistant to the Molecular Ecology group who will be working on all things #microbes, #AMR & #eDNA 🦠🧬🧫 Details on how to apply ⬇️ ceh.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/CEH_Ca...
Molecular Ecology Research Assistant
Salary - £31,942 to £33,898 Fully site based Based in Wallingford, Oxfordshire We reserve the right to close this advert early if we find the right candidate, so we encourage you to apply early. 18-Mo...
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🚨 New Job Alert 🚨 We're currently recruiting a Lab Manager to manage the @ukceh.bsky.social Wallingford labs! 🔬🧪👨🔬👩🔬 They will be responsible for all labs but will be part of Molecular Ecology group 😊 Details on how to apply ⬇️ ceh.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-GB/CEH_Ca... @lindsaynewbold.bsky.social
Laboratory Manager
Salary - £38,939 - £41,321 Fully site based Location: Wallingford. Oxfordshire Closing date: Friday 30th January 2026 We reserve the right to close this advert early if we find the right candidate, so...
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Michael Bennett representing the national honey monitoring scheme at MMEG 2025
#MichaelBennett presenting his work on bee pathogens as part of the #NationalHoneyMonitoringScheme at @ukceh.bsky.social Supervisors: @lindsaynewbold.bsky.social and #BenWoodcock
@lindsaynewbold.bsky.social also gave a talk recently on the National Honey Monitoring Scheme (NHMS) at the AgZero+ all staff meeting! 🍯 Find out more via the links below ⬇️ NHMS: honey-monitoring.ac.uk AgZero+: agzeroplus.org.uk
@buzzingbennett.bsky.social has been busy doing lots of talks and outreach recently on his PhD project and the National Honey Monitoring Scheme! Michael has given a lab tour to fellow PhD students, spoken at the National Honey Show 2025 and talked to the Kennet Beekeepers Association 🐝🍯
Really excited to be a part of this studentship, with a fantastic team. Applications are now open. iapetus.ac.uk/studentships...
Climate change impacts on soil biodiversity and functioning in mountain ecosystems
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Through the application of cutting-edge molecular techniques, @lindsaynewbold.bsky.social specialises in the investigation of microbial & environmental DNA changes in response to ecological & chemical perturbations, in environments ranging from mountain soils, ground water, air & even honey 🧬🍯🌱💧
Lindsay Newbold @ukceh.bsky.social used leaf washing to sample #eDNA from old, planted and regenerated trees. Distinct communities associated with tree hosts found. Oak trees supported much higher arthropod diversity. Indicator species for oak and pine #UKDNAWG25
