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Meg Cox
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Meg Cox
@Meg__Cox
Science PR manager @lborouniversity, former journalist, collecting degrees (journalism and now biology) ✨
She/her Katılım Haziran 2016
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Holograms, virtual reality, robots, 3D walls, digitised human cadavers, AI... I am so jealous I didn't have a DigiLab at uni.
This media package has been a huge project for me and PR team - check out this thread or head over to the press release:
tinyurl.com/8y4wuwsn
Loughborough University PR@LboroPR
Say hello to Loughborough University’s DIGILABS🤩
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It was a joy to interview Colin - love how the video turned out 🌟
Loughborough University@lborouniversity
Doctor Who and Batman actor and @lboroalumni, @colinmcfarlane, was awarded an Honorary Doctorate this week! 🤩🎓 Colin, who graduated in 1983, was recognised for his outstanding contributions to the arts and his role in championing men’s health issues.
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And peek the 3D-printed tardigrades I gifted the team 👀
The tardigrade was used as a size comparison in our video and press release - here's footage of the one we featured in the video. I sourced this little water bear from moss near my house ⤵️
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Meg Cox@Meg__Cox
A tardigrade taking a walk🌊🐻 Captured this 'water bear' - or 'moss piglet' - with help from @lborogeog and @LboroMaterials (LMCC) colleagues. This small friend is around 250 microns long (for scale, the diameter of a human hair is 80 microns).
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Had a nice morning chatting to @LboroVC about the 'world's smallest violin' project - and we all got a snazzy badge🏅✨
Prof Nick Jennings@LboroVC
Delighted to award a #VCGoldAward to the team behind "the world's smallest violin". The work was covered in over 200 media articles across 17 countries. A great example of explaining cutting-edge science in an engaging manner. @lborouniversity lboro.ac.uk/news-events/ne…
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@JoanaChimpa Thank you 💖 I’m over the moon and ready to celebrate all summer 🥳
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More violin coverage today - including Science Alert, Yahoo! (.com), and BBC Brazil 🎻
sciencealert.com/physicists-act…
yahoo.com/news/physicist…
instagram.com/p/DKt4wAXt5b0/
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This project has had more than 200 media appearances now 😲🎻
A big thank you to BBC Tech Now who visited campus to interview Prof Morrison and Dr Leo. Watch their coverage ⤵️
bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…
Loughborough University PR@LboroPR
Our physicists have created ‘the world’s smallest violin’ using nanotechnology 🎻🔬 It's so small it fits on the width of a human hair and it demonstrates the capabilities of the University’s new nanolithography system. Read➡️ lboro.uk/4mP8vwA
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So proud that my playful idea has helped shine a spotlight on the importance of experimental physics.
It's been amazing to hear Prof Morrison speak on national and international platforms about the groundbreaking research this project will enable.
Biggest story of my career!🎻
Loughborough University PR@LboroPR
This project has had more than 200 media appearances now 😲🎻 A big thank you to BBC Tech Now who visited campus to interview Prof Morrison and Dr Leo. Watch their coverage ⤵️ bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…
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@DrStuartR @LboroVC Thank you, Stuart! The media requests are still coming in, completely blown away by the response 🎻
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What an incredible week of coverage!
I can’t believe my silly idea to create a teeny tiny meme to highlight this new tech—and the amazing research it’s enabling—has led to global attention.
And Professor Morrison's interviews have been incredible - will share links soon!🎻
Loughborough University PR@LboroPR
It’s music to our ears that this project has been so well received with 100+ media appearances across national and international outlets 🎶 We’ll share a round-up of articles, broadcasts, and interviews soon 📺📻📰 Who knew a tiny violin could make such a big splash?!🎻
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Beyond chuffed with this story - we made 'the world's smallest violin' with some amazing nanotechnology 🎻
Loughborough University@lborouniversity
Loughborough Physicists have used cutting-edge nanotechnology to create what they believe is ‘the world’s smallest violin’! 🎻 The violin is small enough to fit on the width of a human hair and demonstrates the capabilities of the University’s new nanolithography system. Find out more ➡️ lboro.uk/4mP8vwA
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