Four things to report this week:

1) There was a brilliant meeting at the Royal Society on Monday in which Sam Moore, Sam Brand and Ed Hill all gave talks (you can see these at https://youtu.be/3yMU-e38MGo) while Louise Dyson gave a plenary public lectutre (available at https://youtu.be/5IRDhGC2VGQ and well worth a watch if you want to know what the epidemiologists have been doing for the past 2 years).

2) Results from the Complete Unversity Guide were out this week. Maths and Stats are up 3 places to 3rd; Computer Science is up 4 places to 4th, and Life Sciences is up 17 places to 15th.

3) There is an opportunity to join the Royal Society Young Academy for those with 3-12 year experience in the field: see ukyoungacademy.org for further details.

4) Two further papers out this week:

Harrison, JU; Sen, O; McAinsh, AD; Burroughs, NJ (2022) Kinetochore tracking in 3D from lattice light-sheet imaging data with KiT. BIOINFORMATICS 10.1093/bioinformatics/btac330

Fairbanks, EL; Baylis, M; Daly, JM; Tildesley, MJ (2022) Inference for a spatio-temporal model with partial spatial data: African horse sickness virus in Morocco. Epidemics 10.1016/j.epidem.2022.100566