Genomics and pandemics and the avoidable crisis
The latest news from the United Kingdom, which has better genomic surveillance than almost any other country and thus can allow us to disentangle causes of outbreaks better, is not good.
Immensely proud of the fact that my wife, as a medicial genomics lecturer, has played a part in making the central sub-clause of that quote true.
However, the rest of Tufecki’s newsletter is well worth reading, as it challenges those of us in countries with successful and extensive vaccination schemes to start thinking what we can do to aid the rest of the world, before we see a worsening humanitarian catastrophe.
Online culture is now just culture: Dominic Cummings References Spider-Man-Pointing Meme To Parliament
I will never cease to be amazed by the speed with which my daughters can make our living room chaotic.
Watching last week’s Countryfile has me thinking about drones again. There’s some fantastic drone-driven storytelling shots, rather than the normal eye-candy.
I know I should move on from being annoyed when people use “blog" when they mean “blog post”.
But I’m finding it really, really hard.