Iris Bea Ramiro
35 posts
@irisbeara
Bea | working on bioactive venom peptides @CEESUiO
Excited to share our latest story on how fish-hunting cone snail uses a combination of weaponized insulin and somatostatin-like toxins to disrupt glucose level in its fish prey 🐚⚡️🐠🍬 Check out our paper and animation to learn more: nature.com/articles/s4146… @NatureComms 🧵1/5
Thank you to everyone that participated and helped to organize #GRSVenom24! It’s a whirlwind to see months of work come together, and such a joy to see all the amazing work our peers are doing! Could not have been done without my co-chair @SamNScience @grcvenom! 💙🕷️🪼
Check out Bea’s (@irisbeara) conversation with our Education & Research Fellow, Swastika Issar (@IssarSwastika), on the Science Corps blog. science-corps.org/filipinas-in-s… #WOCinSTEM #WomenInScience #scienceisforeveryone #STEMcareers #marinesciences
Our newest #Filipina of the ‘Science-Corps Filipinas in STEM’ series is #marine #biologist Hyacinth Suarez, faculty at the College of Arts & Sciences, Holy Name University (HNU) in Tagbilaran and manager of the HNU-Center for Marine Science Studies 🪸
My @Science_Corps fellowship at the Central Visayan Institute Foundation in Bohol 🇵🇭 has been a life changing experience. It brings me great joy to share that together we are launching the Science-Corps #Filipinas in #STEM series on May 30!
Researchers like @irisbeara at @UCPH_Research look to an unusual source for new ways to kill pain: venomous snails, spiders, and scorpions. Image Credit: Bea Ramiro Read more from @aparnanathan here: ow.ly/WSKA50LB5CV
PhD Summer School @DRA_UCPH Active PhD students presenting their work. Two days outside the office in the Danish countryside!
To celebrate the return of the #conesnail we have NEW MERCH!!! Check it out at scinight.com/merch
🚨NEW EPISODE🚨 Check out the new episode featuring @irisbeara from the @SafaviLab wherever you get #podcasts and at: scinight.com/episodes/the-b… #scicomm #SCIENTIST #PodcastRecommendations
(3/5) This neuropeptide is not only found in cone snails, but also in many other invertebrates including other mollusks and annelids but not others such as arthropods.
