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Rhode Island Vol.5 (University of Rhode Island)

A rare sighting of an orca off of Cape Cod last weekend, identified by GSO grad student Tara Stevens as "Old Thom," the only regularly sighted orca of the estimated 200 found between Cape Cod and Canada. More: https://t.co/OB5pnlAE5v pic.twitter.com/Yc1reDoZ1X

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) June 11, 2019

Hoe everyone had a great #WorldOceansDay! Now let's keep it going for #WorldOceansMonth all during June! https://t.co/qdFshUicbB

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) June 10, 2019

Hooray for more data! You can learn more about the plankton time series, and download the data, here: https://t.co/Fhon1LxC8k https://t.co/5dvR2CHXXm

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) June 7, 2019

Scientists aboard @EVNautilus and at the @innerspacectr are exploring the deep ocean to prepare to search for life in deep space. Learn more about @SUBSEA_research w/ @NASAAmes, @WHOI, @oceanexplorer & others: https://t.co/epfKNxZG2J (📷Erin Ranney/Ocean Exploration Trust) pic.twitter.com/3jNtZtP4y0

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) May 30, 2019

Great Bay Campus visit from @NorwayUS Ambassador Kåre R. Aas today to meet the @universityofri community and see the @innerspacectr first-hand as GSO, @WHOI, @NASAAmes, @EVNautilus and others participate in the @SUBSEA_research project. #oceanexploration pic.twitter.com/nDlTu8NYnO

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) May 29, 2019

“It was as though she were mounting two expeditions: the first, into oceanic carbon flows; the second, into the future of exploration.” GSO professor Melissa Omand and the @innerspacectr are featured by @jj_marlow in @NewYorker https://t.co/zxWkQ6YAAJ

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) May 28, 2019

We're excited to be one of eight research institutions, led by @WHOI, to participate in a @NOAAResearch cooperative institute to support fisheries and coastal resilience efforts in the North Atlantic. Story: https://t.co/nl6WEdakiz pic.twitter.com/3GBwvabqR6

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) May 24, 2019

“It gives you a sense of the scale of the problem across the state and the nation.” GSO professor @RainerLohmann1 weighs in on #PFAS contamination in Rhode Island. https://t.co/6bNsQFo6RJ

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) May 22, 2019

The seas are gradually losing oxygen, and a new @scripps_ocean study found that some ocean organisms experience blindness when exposed to reduced O2 levels. GSO’s Karen Wishner weighs in on the importance of these findings: https://t.co/VnrUi2619B

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) May 14, 2019

Congrats to GSO's @SymbiosisRox for receiving a @SimonsFdn Early Investigator in Marine Microbial Ecology & Evolution award! The 3-year award will support her research into the patterns of specificity & maintenance in microbe-microbe partnerships. More: https://t.co/xsKLB2F0XF pic.twitter.com/AL9kc1JF6D

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) May 9, 2019

We are thrilled to have been selected by @NOAAResearch to lead a $94 million Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute w/ @WHOI @UofNH @SouthernMiss & Ocean Exploration Trust (@EVNautilus). 5 years & 3 billion acres of US ocean territory to explore! Story: https://t.co/Pt6kTD5UYI pic.twitter.com/r1rVI9GmAM

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) May 7, 2019

It was an extraordinary 2018 here at GSO. Read our 2018 Annual Report to learn about the work of our students, faculty and staff who make the URI Bay Campus such an incredible place. Report: https://t.co/nDYb7qDick #oceanography #GSO4RI pic.twitter.com/M2iYiJdhoN

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) May 2, 2019

On April 27, 1961, 58 years ago, Dr. John A. Knauss accepted the position of Dean of the Graduate School of Oceanography. With its first dean in place, GSO was launched and on its way to becoming a major oceanographic research institution. Read more: https://t.co/8b0JPznNhW pic.twitter.com/TrjbHSf8tQ

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) April 26, 2019

Happy #WorldPenguinDay! Photo of this gentoo penguin calling for its mate by GSO's @DrKeltonMcMahon from a recent research cruise to Antarctica. Story: https://t.co/jca6guL10o #NSFfunded pic.twitter.com/zl0Bq1NLTb

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) April 25, 2019

Fish robots, new ocean exploration vehicles and of course #SharkScaleSaturday — Read our interview with @georgelauder who'll presenting this Friday at the @universityofri Bay Campus for the annual Fish Lecture! https://t.co/uwotSvAMwg #fishsci #URI pic.twitter.com/A5PFE0jhVZ

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) April 23, 2019

GSO and the @universityofri Bay Campus community recently hosted a select group of naval officers from 52 countries participating in the @NavalWarCollege's Naval Command College. Story: https://t.co/C3uzfTzh9R pic.twitter.com/NKCC4tvsI1

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) April 22, 2019

Coastal nations have been dredging up the seafloor & building up shallower areas to create artificial islands in the South China Sea, which a paper co-authored by GSO professors Peter Cornillon & Colleen Mouw finds is significantly affecting the health of surrounding waters. https://t.co/GGKQKArpjj

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) April 12, 2019

Meet Catherine Puckett, Block Island’s first farmer to try her hand at kelp production, and a vocal spokesperson for women-owned and operated water-based businesses. Story from @URICRC: https://t.co/kJ4lxLCN7h #blueeconomy #aquaculture #womeninbusiness pic.twitter.com/Jze1apFktv

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) April 9, 2019

From teaching high school students in Los Angeles with @TeachForAmerica to studying diatoms in Narragansett Bay with @RynearsonLab – learn about GSO student Stephanie Anderson in this great profile in @Rhodycigar. https://t.co/YQGLvcDehf #WomenInSTEM @CellsOfGlass pic.twitter.com/cll9tv4gck

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) March 28, 2019

Learn more about this important @NASEM_Gulf -funded project lead by GSO researchers: https://t.co/VLE0quNXAk https://t.co/C2Rw15Dx6u

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) March 26, 2019

Offshore #renewableenergy is a rapidly growing industry, so M. Reza Hashemi of @universityofri's Ocean Engineering & GSO says the time is right for the topic's first-ever textbook which he co-wrote with @DrSPNeill of @BangorUni. More: https://t.co/NU5JSnXiXg pic.twitter.com/buMBL9o0xP

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) March 25, 2019

A5: Zooplankton — even a slight drop in ocean oxygen levels can have a profound impact on the base of the food web. See: https://t.co/DmpED7vGlQ #OBclimatechat

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) March 22, 2019

A2 Sea level rise and how that can exacerbate hurricane impacts. Better, more detailed coastal & inland flooding models, please! See: https://t.co/pQL2Z3ftt7 #OBclimatechat

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) March 22, 2019

North Atlantic right whales have given birth to 7 calves so far this winter, but the good news is not enough to make experts like GSO's Robert Kenney confident about the critically endangered species' future. Story by @tmcleish via @ecoRInews: https://t.co/Va99k4FKi0 pic.twitter.com/4YPHxGSDQ4

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) March 14, 2019

The month of Valentines (and heart health!) is waning, but on this late February day we celebrate 5 reasons to "heart" the very unique and occasionally quirky GSO community. Story: https://t.co/IMAGhJXQUK #oceanography #ocean pic.twitter.com/HfJMyzfZBz

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) February 25, 2019

Congrats to GSO alums @rkerr46 & Jim Yoder who last week were inducted as @aaas Fellows, recognized for their distinguished contributions to scientific communications and outstanding leadership in ocean sciences, respectively. Story: https://t.co/N6cpzuH8Z7 #AAASmtg pic.twitter.com/bayQUZErRX

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) February 19, 2019

GSO professor Matt Wei's research on plate tectonics is featured in the latest @MinuteEarth episode: "Why #Earthquakes Are So Hard To Predict" @universityofri https://t.co/6O2XEGNNIn

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) February 15, 2019

Winter weather patterns are shifting in the Northeast — seesawing temps and lingering storms. GSO's Isaac Ginis and John Merrill explain why some of these changes are occurring in a recent @projo article. #climatechange Story: https://t.co/OTz7ILN1ck

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) February 14, 2019

The new research vessel that will soon call the @universityofri Narragansett Bay Campus home has a name: R/V Resolution. Read about the historical connection, and the big plans for its future! Story: https://t.co/LiJIUluUFv #NSFfunded @WHOI @UniversityOfNH pic.twitter.com/Dfl3udwbVz

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) February 11, 2019

The Gulf Stream in winter can be a tough place to collect ocean data…unless you're a robot. Right now, @universityofri GSO professor Jaime Palter is using a @saildrone to collect & monitor the data it gathers in real time. #oceanography #nsffunded #noaa pic.twitter.com/qDaJMJy7yT

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) February 8, 2019

In her @OceanBites post, GSO student Kristin Huizenga walks us through a recent study led by GSO professor Karen Wishner which found that just slight ocean oxygen loss could have big consequences for zooplankton. Story: https://t.co/wb3gzcEdwu pic.twitter.com/lL9b47gFlZ

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) February 6, 2019

Great story from @tjdelsanto about yesterday's @saildrone launch from @newportshipyard! https://t.co/GUVaXbpOUv

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) January 31, 2019

Harbor seals have made a dramatic comeback in Rhode Island waters since the 1972 Marine Mammal Protection Act, and GSO’s Bob Kenney explains in @RIMonthly that mysteries remain about the rock-lounging crowd favorites. #GSO4RI https://t.co/j34dUorhpQ

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) January 28, 2019

Great piece about GSO professor @DrKeltonMcMahon and a recent visit to his alma mater @BatesCollege to speak with students about his food web research. (And of course, sharks!) https://t.co/26ycvLfGhG

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) January 25, 2019

Sea smoke! Frigid air temperatures this morning in #RhodeIsland mixed with a shallow layer of warmer air above the #ocean, causing clouds to rise and swirl like smoke above the sea's surface. pic.twitter.com/GbJ6rrvVKO

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) January 21, 2019

Great piece by GSO student @annaruthski! https://t.co/Y2dGsXvayZ

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) January 15, 2019

What to do with the glut of fiberglass boats launched between the 1970s and ‘90s that have reached their end of life? @RhodeIslandsg and @RIMarineTrades are developing a cutting-edge recycling pilot program! #BlueEconomy https://t.co/mfX5zIK3Vd

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) January 8, 2019

GSO's Steven Carey was interviewed along with @universityofri Ocean Engineering's Stephan Grilli about the recent Indonesian volcano collapse and deadly tsunami. More about their research: https://t.co/rnincjdzM7 https://t.co/RendrjLoOH

— URI Graduate School of Oceanography (@URIGSO) January 4, 2019

Lynne Butler (@URIGSO) shows Jianna Wankel (@CCUChanticleers) how to work the J-frame controller that will deploy a ring net that will be used to collect samples #STEMSEAS pic.twitter.com/QRbLFbggFn

— National Science Foundation (@NSF) June 11, 2019

It was an absolute pleasure to experience and learn about your innovative ocean research. Now it’s time to look for strengthened cooperation btw RI and Norwegian universities. @universityofri @RICNews https://t.co/KG3wIrChXC

— Kåre R. Aas (@kareraas) May 30, 2019

The @universityofri @URIGSO will be leading four other institutions while working with @noaa to map out 3 *billion* acres of ocean water & sea floor. @ABC6 pic.twitter.com/OzWoJ4wx7Y

— Tim Studebaker ABC6 (@TStudebakerABC6) May 22, 2019

How do tiny, microscopic plants survive in harsh places like the Southern Ocean? @URIGSO student Diana (@beoceanminded_) summarizes some of the latest and greatest research from scientists at @UTAS_ and @UNCims https://t.co/gu5OQY3CWm

— oceanbites (@OceanBites) April 20, 2019

Our new paper, @DanielleSGlynn first author, is available at EPSL! Major shifts in nutrient and phytoplankton dynamics in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre over the last 5000 years revealed by deep-sea coral d15N and d13C records. @URIGSO @ucsc https://t.co/MK5mcUeE1F pic.twitter.com/dZPmf4kfZR

— Kelton McMahon (@DrKeltonMcMahon) March 29, 2019

Congrats #MetcalfAWJ alum @MaddyinMilford for winning 1st place award for #environmental reporting from the Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association! https://t.co/fa4m8ts8b0

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) May 30, 2019

Climate, grasses, and teeth — how are they all related? Check out this story on the #evolution of South American #mammals by @MetcalfURI alum Mari N. Jensen for @UofA: https://t.co/1XvtEg4GyL pic.twitter.com/yStfkWdNAZ

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) May 9, 2019

Could this new White House memo impact #science in U.S. policy? Find out in this @insideclimate story by @MetcalfURI alum @mlavelles: https://t.co/hmsVFXOds2

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) May 8, 2019

Could floating cities be a solution to #sealevelrise? See what the #Unitednations is exploring in alum @SebastienMalo story for @TRF_Stories #climatechange https://t.co/LVEPpYVOhG

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) April 12, 2019

Farming has always been hard. Climate change is amplifying these challenges. @MetcalfURI alum @emorwee reports. https://t.co/zT9gq6fNTT

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) March 29, 2019

Where's the beef? That's what U.S. lawmakers are grappling with in #MetcalfAWJ alum 's @SebastienMalo story @TRF_Stories https://t.co/DFHyEQIDoE.

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) March 15, 2019

Alum @gaarder reported on the unexpected ways #climatechange affects winter weather. Even as overall annual temps are increasing, especially cold Februaries are driving a winter cooling trend in Nebraska. Scientists suspect a warmer Arctic is the cause. https://t.co/XHhlREmfa0

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) March 8, 2019

This is so meta https://t.co/jp4X5PxkAk

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) March 6, 2019

"The Northeast is back." Metcalf alum Jan Ellen Spiegel reports on New England's resurgence in the clean energy field. https://t.co/jGer0suROS pic.twitter.com/ovNz6hzkzT

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) February 19, 2019

This was a great story by @MetcalfURI alum @KuffnerAlex, featuring our advisory board member Jennifer Francis and several colleagues at @URIGSO https://t.co/Gy4baRbHlq

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) February 15, 2019

Big win for advocates of #coastalaccess in California. Ck out #MetcalfAWJ alum @RosanaXia story in @latimes https://t.co/vNXPECKGlk.

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) February 14, 2019

ICYMI: #MetcalfAWJ alum @RandyShowstack offers a variety of perspectives on the fact that #SOTU2019 had no references to climate change. https://t.co/bmeu4sSwFx

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) February 7, 2019

"The next time someone tells you to 'take a hike', they might actually be wishing you well.” How so? Check out @MetcalfURI alum @SaraSneath story @NOLAnews https://t.co/fHbNphe4Gq

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) February 6, 2019

As water resources dry up around the world, access to quality drinking water is ever more urgent. Alum @StoriesByEli reports on a new solar-powered filter to improve water quality. https://t.co/vesRHgJ71N

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) February 1, 2019

Brrrrrr! Do you know how the #PolarVortex works? Metcalf Institute Advisory Board member Dr. Jennifer Francis of @WoodsHoleResCtr sure does. She explains it in this short video. https://t.co/dslWgAtp34

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) January 30, 2019

#inymi: interesting quote by @MetcalfURI executive director @SunshineMenezes in @novapbs story about a #climatechange public opinion survey https://t.co/nHfRCfPvnE.

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) January 28, 2019

Nice to see @MetcalfURI executive director @SunshineMenezes quoted in @nytimes as a #climate communication expert re: @YaleClimateComm survey of Americans on #globalwarming https://t.co/l3mepwB9UB

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) January 23, 2019

.@MetcalfURI alumni @susanphill and @cjaramillo contributed to new @WHYY series on past, present, & future #water quality in the Delaware River. They credit their #MetcalfAWJ experience as informing the series, even 4 yrs after they attended the workshop. https://t.co/hWymRUFdbi

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) January 18, 2019

The @NEOceanData portal offers a huge range of ocean data that can be used for news coverage, research, education, and management. @hi_em shows us how to use this tool in our latest webinar, archived here. https://t.co/80XQfWnxxp

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) January 18, 2019

.@MetcalfURI alumni have been covering all aspects the #governmentshutdown story, including #MetcalfAWJ alum @CoralMDavenport @NYTimes. https://t.co/456zfprIg1

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) January 14, 2019

Did you see @Meeratweets @insideclimate story about Cape Cod residents confronting #sealevelrise? https://t.co/L0m4eci5Yd She's a MetcalfAWJ alum. Apply for the 2019 workshop by 1/18/19 https://t.co/2iJvyhqf9J #globalchange #waterresources #science #professionaldevelopment

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) January 11, 2019

The #Smithvillefilm focusing on the demise of a town on the Eastern shore of Maryland gives a power human look at #climagechange impacts! Great job @MetcalfURI alum @rkobell & @MDSeaGrant staff & crew! https://t.co/exl9FkEacy

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) January 11, 2019

Great @AGU_SciComm piece on the value of @MetcalfURI science training for journalists by our collaborator Dr. Hollie Smith of @uoregon https://t.co/hxgquKwQfE

— Metcalf Institute (@MetcalfURI) January 8, 2019

For #journalists working on #wildfires, this @ijnr_connect workshop is a MUST! I did it last year and am still digesting all I learned. @sejorg @ScienceWriters @IBWellsSociety @WritersofColor @NABJ @NAHJ @najournalists @KSJatMIT @MetcalfURI @MBLScience https://t.co/t47JD2gI5u pic.twitter.com/CS6CFSeVAW

— Meera Subramanian (@Meeratweets) February 19, 2019

Across the country, strikingly few people feel like they hear about global warming in the media at least once a week. @MetcalfURI webinar on reporting on #climatechange. Survey data from @YaleClimateComm :https://t.co/ND0qHl86c0

— Rae Ellen Bichell (@raelnb) January 30, 2019

New Hampshire Vol.5 (University of New Hampshire)

In collaboration with @NSF, @NewHampshireDOT, @Energy and @UNH_CEPS, we have transformed an iconic Portsmouth bridge into a living laboratory, known as the Living Bridge Project, that can self-diagnose and self-report structure information. #UNHSciFri pic.twitter.com/deawkDiQog

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) June 7, 2019

Fishing for fortunes: #UNH innovations in @NHSeaGrant aquaculture produces delicious seafood for local restaurants while @UNHCSIE's social enterprise expertise helps East Africa get fresh water. #UNHSciFri #UNHSPARK

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— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) May 31, 2019

Our @unhchhs nursing students helped gather data in this wonderful new project from @Access03801. Learn more from @MemoryWell: https://t.co/w3vDHlgq70 #ADA #UNHNursing #PortsmouthNH pic.twitter.com/mfvZdyhU91

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) May 30, 2019

On this #MemorialDay weekend, we'd like to recognize Judge Arthur Bean Jr. who left #UNH one semester shy of a degree when he joined the @usairforce in 1940, and who we surprised with a well-deserved gift. Thank you, Arthur, and all veterans for your service to our country. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/T7aR02GUmb

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) May 26, 2019

.@nytdavidbrooks, best known as an op-ed columnist for @nytimes, brought the commencement crowd on their feet Saturday morning – with a theme of trusting relationships, thick connections and healthy communities. #UNH19 🎓

Full speech ➡️https://t.co/yYsxUV5kRE pic.twitter.com/3yc4ratZhM

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) May 20, 2019

Highlights of our beautiful day. Congratulations, #UNH19 😸🎓 pic.twitter.com/5RyqOo5HIp

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) May 18, 2019

Throwback Thursday: It was only 4 years ago when you moved in and became a part of the Wildcat family… Do you remember move-in day, #UNH19? 💙 #tbt pic.twitter.com/mDSeB0NYj2

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) May 16, 2019

We’re an R1 Carnegie Classification university with cutting-edge research on the ground, under the ocean and out in space. Take a closer look at #UNH research. #UNHSciFri pic.twitter.com/gPrh49kSjj

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) May 3, 2019

Speed bumps in space: New research from @UNHEOS unlocks the mystery around 'upswellings' in the aurora that give satellites a bumpy ride #UNHSciFri

Read more ➡️ https://t.co/7D8NRGaqG1 pic.twitter.com/4IucOWMGDr

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) April 26, 2019

ICYMI: What's the buzz with wild bees? In the Northeast, 14 species are declining and new research from @sanrehan of @COLSA_UNH finds the pollination of major local crops like apples, blueberries and cranberries at risk. #UNHSciFri

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— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) April 12, 2019

Congratulations to Nooran Alhamdan ’20 for being selected as a 2019 Truman Scholar. The prestigious national award will provide her support for graduate school within the public service field. The @TrumanApp was established in 1975 as a memorial to the 33rd president. pic.twitter.com/VXEphMrGKu

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) April 11, 2019

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones) are taking over the skies. @UNH_ProfDev, @NewHampshireDOT, @UNHExtension and a local NH company created Drone Academy, a program to help take tomorrow's NH workforce to new heights. #NHImpact

Read more ➡️ https://t.co/sA09Kj68gx pic.twitter.com/PKRnC71Pjx

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) April 8, 2019

You know we love our Wildcats! Research from @COLSA_UNH’s @NH_AES, @UNHGradSchool and @NRESSPhD found that bobcats have changed how they roam Northern New England. What could be the biggest influence? #UNHSciFri

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— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) April 5, 2019

Each spring, @UNHTheatreDance dazzles the Johnson Theatre. This weekend is no different with “Fairies” and “The Artist.” A magical aerial show for all ages, followed by an unbeatable ballet performance for mature audiences. #ThisIsUNH

🎟 ➡️ https://t.co/fOG36pum4w pic.twitter.com/U0yG7BAZrQ

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) March 29, 2019

After starting his career as a nurse, @COLSA_UNH professor @macmanes went to college pre-med, then went to the desert. Quite the career path, but now he's got a major @NIH grant to learn about dehydration via the desert mouse. 🐭 #UNHSciFri

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— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) March 29, 2019

A summer with @Apple is what you would expect; fast-paced, creative environment where employees are empowered. Quite the experience for Brandon Blaesing '19, a @UNH_CEPS chemical engineering student. #ThisIsUNH

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— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) March 21, 2019

Science Friday: Hurricanes Irma & Maria had a lasting impact on Puerto Rico’s streams and watersheds, new research from @COLSA_UNH professor Bill McDowell found, with potential implications for climate change and coastal ecosystems. #UNHSciFri pic.twitter.com/qn100Tap7X

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) December 14, 2018

We're home to one of the nations best business schools. @PoetsAndQuants moved up @UNHPaulCollege 11 spots from a year ago to 58th nationally for undergrads. More info ➡️ https://t.co/1Kix3j6c49 #ThisIsUNH pic.twitter.com/UVOnM1WgJa

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) December 13, 2018

.@UNHLaw joins the exclusive 'Top 5' law schools for the study of intellectual property in the 2020 U.S. News & World Report ranking. Details: https://t.co/47d9BUosoZ pic.twitter.com/JTHLgV18NZ

— U. of New Hampshire (@UofNH) May 1, 2019

Congratulations to @GEBCO_NF_Alumni, a team of international hydrographers trained at #UNH @ccom_jhc, on winning the Shell Ocean Discovery @xprize Grand Prize! https://t.co/AxM1wLKB8r pic.twitter.com/ZRPKJsW7ik

— UNH Media Relations (@UNHNews) June 3, 2019

Over the past decades we have experienced longer growing seasons, with spring coming earlier and fall coming later, but this wasn’t the situation from 1998 to 2012 in the northern hemisphere, @UofNH researcher @GlobalEcolUNH found. @NatureComms @NASA https://t.co/QUsjlcVeAC pic.twitter.com/txpyR8Io2t

— UNH Media Relations (@UNHNews) June 3, 2019

Andrea Bogomolni is a lead investigator at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and is leading several studies on seals, both on Cape Cod and @ShoalsMarineLab. @UofNH https://t.co/4VmYcHxu3C

— UNH Media Relations (@UNHNews) May 21, 2019

The angel investor market in 2018 saw an increase in market participation in more companies but at smaller amounts, according to the latest angel market analysis by the Center for Venture Research @UofNH. @UNHPaulCollege https://t.co/QkxGqIpsLk pic.twitter.com/qiWqXSng5e

— UNH Media Relations (@UNHNews) May 16, 2019

The # of people living in poverty would be significantly higher without the combination of 5 government programs—Social Security, disability benefits, federal and state cash assistance, the EITC, and SNAP, according to new @CarseySchool research. https://t.co/fwsETNJm5C pic.twitter.com/qc5dQPgbaM

— UNH Media Relations (@UNHNews) April 16, 2019

Strawberry Milkman beer, anyone? @UofNH brewing science students are brewing a strawberry frappe IPA, using strawberries that are part of the @NH_AES organic strawberry breeding program and strawberry season extension research. @COLSA_UNH https://t.co/9jqJWQQsmX pic.twitter.com/fA9ye5vrMQ

— UNH Media Relations (@UNHNews) March 29, 2019

The franchising sector faced strong headwinds in the last quarter of 2018. See how the @UofNH franchising sector-focused RIFC 50 Index™ compares to the S&P 500 Index for the year and since 2000 in its latest report. @RIFC_UNH @UNHPaulCollege https://t.co/tPjHcNMYTs pic.twitter.com/db35fYvu8N

— UNH Media Relations (@UNHNews) February 21, 2019

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— UNH CaPS (@UNHCaPS) June 5, 2019

Ask yourself these three questions, @UNHStudents. #IBelieveInUNH #WeBelieveinYou https://t.co/QqhHKgWQoW

— UNH CaPS (@UNHCaPS) May 29, 2019

"..For most people, purpose is built not found. Working with a sense of purpose day-in and day-out is an act of will that takes thoughtfulness and practice."#success #ibelieveinunh #webelieveinyou https://t.co/jEVyu5XnpJ

— UNH CaPS (@UNHCaPS) May 23, 2019

25 Interview Mistakes That Employers Hate [Infographic] | Career Advice | https://t.co/l5i8ZQI16q https://t.co/M5MXr3GNPm

— UNH CaPS (@UNHCaPS) May 6, 2019

“I’m a short Italian kid from Lawrence, Massachusetts. I went to @UofNH and a professor at the business school took an interest in me to start my pasta business, and now here I am.”https://t.co/iHZVRZ7YIA

— Jim Dean (@UNHPrez) April 14, 2019

Organization is key to productivity and efficiency. Among the stressors of class, work, and family, it can be hard to keep everything organized. Read below for tips on staying organized throughout this busy term! https://t.co/fNKDwVlUKu

— UNH Online (@UNHOnline) June 3, 2019

At UNH, we give our students a high level education and the tools to succeed. We are so grateful to the students who give back. Read this article about entrepreneur and philanthropist Jack Weeks being honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award.https://t.co/p86BTKMENl

— UNH Online (@UNHOnline) April 30, 2019

Our Space Science Center is back at it again! Check out UNH's NASA-funded research working to solve questions about "speed bumps in space."https://t.co/lRZinukX7H

— UNH Online (@UNHOnline) April 26, 2019

There is still a month left in eTerm 4. Having trouble keeping up the momentum? Here are some great online learning tips for you to keep on rolling! https://t.co/DKsGgoehG0

— UNH Online (@UNHOnline) April 9, 2019

Our online Master of Social Work degree can get you where you need to go in your career. And you only have two days left before the March 20th application deadline!
Need convincing? Here are 8 reasons why you need that next degree: https://t.co/nQlDyMBC4g

— UNH Online (@UNHOnline) March 19, 2019

ONE OF THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES IN EDUCATION FOR EDUCATORS AWAITS. Truly, in the age of Ed tech,learn about @UNHOnline 's certificate course in Assistive Technology. Every school district needs this expertise . Listen to a very enjoyable show at https://t.co/Z5Z0fnU845 # specialed

— Education Talk Radio (@edutalkradio) April 4, 2019

#physicalactivity has so many benefits and both adults and kids can reap the rewards! The good news is that getting active doesn't have to be expensive. Check out our 5 Ways to Increase Physical Activity on a Budget and get out there today! #exercises https://t.co/07EH8WPrAH

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) June 6, 2019

On this episode of Over-Informed on IPM – Dr. Anna Wallingford describes how identifying and monitoring are key components of the Integrated #PestManagement process. #insects #farmers #foodsystem #food #podcastoftheday #podcaster #podcasts https://t.co/sGCTEZ6ork

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) June 5, 2019

Even if you don't have a huge yard, you can enjoy fresh #veggies this #summer. Container #gardening is an excellent option so long as you have plenty of direct sunlight. Learn how to get started with our guide! #gardener #growyourownfood #garden https://t.co/FNCoRCBUTW

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) June 4, 2019

If you're interested in reducing the size of your #lawn to benefit #wildlife or #pollinators, planting native ground cover can help! Use our guide for several options that work well in #NH. #savethebees #landscaping #newhampshire #nativeplants https://t.co/VJQacRjG4Y

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) June 4, 2019

Interested in bringing vibrancy back to your #downtown? Check out our multi-state #research on connecting #economic centers with natural assets like #trails. #communityengagement https://t.co/MxrxEF3dZm

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) June 3, 2019

With #grilling season in full swing, #foodsafety is paramount. Check out our tips for ensuring your cookouts are safe as well as delicious! #summer2019 https://t.co/E0VhGgfjEE

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) June 3, 2019

Would you love to have fruit #trees but you're worried about having to prune and deal with pests? Luckily it is possible to grow fruit trees with limited inputs with proper selection and site prep. #fruits #growyourownfood #landscaping #NH https://t.co/W2f69T1Qqw

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 31, 2019

Have you noticed a lot of evergreen shrubs with dead branches? Apparently this winter wasn't too bad for humans, but evergreen plants and others like rhododendrons had issues. Learn why and what you can do. #landscaping #plants #NH #newhampshire https://t.co/ewVvWvOp1O

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 31, 2019

Knowing what to eat while pregnant isn't easy but this great comprehensive resource can help! Plus our own Mary Choate, Food Safety Specialist is a featured expert! #pregnancy #foodsafety #food #pregnancyproblems https://t.co/Mn0D2wBCip

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 29, 2019

Seeing a favorite plant damaged come spring, isn't a lot of fun. "No plant is entirely deer-proof," so says our own Emma Erler. Use our guide to learn what plants are more likely to be #deer resistant. #garden #landscaping #plants #wednesdaywisdom https://t.co/myu8QoklFb pic.twitter.com/SWafiahQjv

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 29, 2019

While the Spotted Lanternfly hasn't been spotted in #NH yet, this pest could seriously impact grape, orchard and logging industries if allowed to spread. Learn about this #invasivespecies and what you can do to help stop it. #trees #insects #forestry https://t.co/QaJRCShmdI

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 28, 2019

Meet Master Gardener Ken Koerber: "It was a long commute to my job in MA for a few years, but the loamy-clay soil and the cows grazing in the pasture behind the house made it worth the long days.” #gardener #gardening #growyourown https://t.co/9pirPk9HHz

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 27, 2019

"We encourage people to think about #water as a precious resource. All the fresh water we have on the planet — that's all there is, that's all that ever has been, that's all that ever will be," says Julia Peterson Extension Water Resources Specialist. https://t.co/MsSvIQoMr2

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 24, 2019

Live near Wolfeboro #NH? Come learn about the Emerald Ash Borer, the exotic #insect widely considered the most destructive forest pest in North America. Learn what you can do to help. #trees #invasivespecies #forests #forestfriday https://t.co/XCcZgI8xJr

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 24, 2019

"#Forests come in different sizes, types & conditions, & all are capable of providing many benefits. As long as they remain forested, they will continue to provide #wildlife habitat, #cleanwater, store #carbon & provide wood." #ThursdayThoughts #trees https://t.co/3Ikmjq2M3h

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 23, 2019

There's a lot you can do in your backyard to help pollinators & other insects, many of which are facing population collapse. From different mowing practices to planting pollinator #gardens, you too can get involved! #bees #wildflowers #savethebees#gardener https://t.co/FotnLbG0Zv

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 14, 2019

"In 5 years, I believe Bristol will have an even greater sense of community because of these projects. People will need to connect and work together to grow the #community," says Brittany Overton, discussing Bristol NH's revitalization process. #downtown https://t.co/f7Alfye8dT

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 14, 2019

Lawn looking patchy or thinking about seeding a new lawn this spring? Check out our guide on choosing the right seed mix for your needs. #lawncare #landscape #landscaping #grass https://t.co/QqF2U7Ur8L

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 10, 2019

It's been a rough year for rhododendrons, just ask our Master Gardeners and staff at @AskUNHExtension! Our own Emma Erler discusses why your rhododendron might look dead and why you shouldn't panic, yet. #gardening #gardener #landscaping #gardeningtips https://t.co/0WwegMnxg6

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) May 6, 2019

#CitizenScientists are taking action in our communities! "Citizen science projects like the Coastal Research Volunteer program bring the public into the scientific process." @NHSeaGrant #citizensvoice #environment #savetheplanet #givingback https://t.co/WzoRsRO4gv

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) April 23, 2019

Unfortunately for your #landscaping, #deer can do a lot of damage during the winter months. But not to worry, all is not lost! There are things you can do help your #trees and shrubs recover and deter deer in the future. #NH #spring https://t.co/HvWUqNJ8yU

— UNH Extension (@UNHExtension) April 17, 2019

Our #NHGreenCrabProject is in the news! Dr. Gabriela Bradt (@DrSquidgNH), is looking for community/citizen scientists to hunt for invasive green crabs in NH and submit data via @anecdata_org. #SeaGrantCommSci #NHGreenCrabs @UNHExtension https://t.co/D28VhluGdd via @UnionLeader

— NH Sea Grant (@NHSeaGrant) May 15, 2019

Four grant projects kick off, mobilizing over $317,000 to enhance NH's coastal resilience to current and future flood hazards, like sea-level rise. Learn more: https://t.co/HdA8MkdMaH @NHSeaGrant @TownofNewmrktNH @UNHExtension @GBStewards @NOAADigCoast @nhcaw #Watershed #GoCoPro pic.twitter.com/ZjAsHEhZzl

— NH Dept Env Services (@NHDES) May 7, 2019

Listen up! @UNHEOS has a new center on acoustics research and education that brings together excellence in the field from across the university https://t.co/CrmBk2wVKh pic.twitter.com/5k29J8OIQn

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) June 7, 2019

Terrific @hakaimagazine story on how the @GEBCO_NF_Alumni team — @UofNH -trained hydrographers from 14 countries — overcame obstacles to win @xprize https://t.co/28QcPY1Nkq

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) June 6, 2019

These international @UNHAlumni hydrographers will learn today whether they won a @xprize for their seafloor mapping innovation 🤞🤞Learn more: https://t.co/L7tm1dyXqJ @ccom_jhc #oceandiscovered pic.twitter.com/SV0oMmUfx7

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) May 31, 2019

Watch: @ccom_jhc 's autonomous mapping vehicle B.E.N. mapped the bottom of Lake Huron https://t.co/XrXlwTrF58 pic.twitter.com/KmyqENmb5N

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) May 24, 2019

Latest beer from @COLSA_UNH brewing science draws inspiration from Smuttynose Island, merging history, archaeology and brewing. "You can teach anything through beer." https://t.co/MvMl01Ofd7 pic.twitter.com/plEqzuz0rP

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) May 13, 2019

Here at @UofNH, it takes methane from a nearby landfill that powers our cogen plant https://t.co/9GVAjQrga9 https://t.co/PvHUDLs1xV @SustainableUNH

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) May 8, 2019

From the icy waters of the #GulfofMaine to clean drinking water in East Africa, @UofNH research partnerships enhance economic opportunities #UNHSPARK https://t.co/xPwpCqvqxo @NHSeaGrant @UNHCSIE pic.twitter.com/UJDoiVTBsf

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) May 2, 2019

New research from @CarseySchool looks at motherhood wage penalty: Improving for high-income moms https://t.co/kkTKdwMRdF pic.twitter.com/PgJhKkO27O

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) May 1, 2019

Reindeer games: As climate changes, so does the diet of these Arctic herbivores, @UNHEOS researchers find https://t.co/1jVU4O0Pcc pic.twitter.com/2OyPsw7a8z

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) April 30, 2019

Winter is going: @UNHEOS prof (and pond hockey enthusiast) @TheClimateDr talks climate change and winter sports in @SInow https://t.co/2cOcDDtsue

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) April 23, 2019

Great story of community/researcher partnerships from #UNHSPARK https://t.co/hbdqMLLmfT @NHEPSCoR @nhcaw

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) April 17, 2019

But it's these underloved wild bees that bring us blueberries and apples! https://t.co/mwxUouo1r6

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) April 16, 2019

New @CarseySchool research: strong support for job protection in family leave plan. @NHBR has the story https://t.co/icbSMzAWyr pic.twitter.com/2IT6x5y2ld

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) April 10, 2019

I agree! Didn't envy you and the other judges. https://t.co/b0B2IhVfyw

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) April 9, 2019

Warm winters can mean tough times for ski economy, @LizBurakowski tells @usnews. How the industry is doing its part: https://t.co/CQOB2t7O90 pic.twitter.com/YBzkP1uC9f

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) April 8, 2019

Fracking introduces microbes into an ecosystem 2K beneath the surface of the Earth. @UNH_CEPS prof Paula Mouser rec'd @doescience grant to study them https://t.co/WvV7kAAjhM pic.twitter.com/c3ZdFhI2TP

— UNH Research News (@unhresearchnews) November 26, 2018

Take a look inside the #NSFfunded @NationalMagLab, the largest, highest powered magnet lab in the world: https://t.co/qvcqZpyEWn #MagLab pic.twitter.com/qlmmF9neIN

— National Science Foundation (@NSF) May 21, 2019

New Hampshire Vol.3 (University of New Hampshire)

Larry Mayer lends his Law of the Sea expertise to this article about Canada's extended continental shelf submission. https://t.co/03VtyiECPB

— CCOM/JHC (@ccom_jhc) June 4, 2019

This article links back to Dr. Jim Gardner's "Mariana Trench Fly-Through" animation from 2012. https://t.co/YBByRu9g8s

— CCOM/JHC (@ccom_jhc) May 14, 2019

The Nautilus Live website has an excellent brief about our ASV Team's collaboration with Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary and the Ocean Exploration Trust to discover shipwrecks in Lake Huron. https://t.co/taEE2KYYko pic.twitter.com/UTtuZ0hh4B

— CCOM/JHC (@ccom_jhc) May 8, 2019

The video of Nina Stark's seminar is now available on line so if you missed it, here's your chance! https://t.co/QgKcl0KDTA

— CCOM/JHC (@ccom_jhc) April 9, 2019

SeaPerch program puts underwater robotics teams to the test https://t.co/NftLaGf1YH via @UnionLeader

— CCOM/JHC (@ccom_jhc) April 9, 2019

CCOM Research Technician KG Fairbarn struggles with the meaning of Unmanned Surface Vehicle! pic.twitter.com/zSWAhD27lB

— CCOM/JHC (@ccom_jhc) April 2, 2019

We're excited to announce joining the new @NOAA Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute to drive a new generation of exploration! With @universityofri, @WHOI, @UofNH, @SouthernMiss, the collaboration will survey ~3 billion acres of submerged US territory: https://t.co/Q7W9ZLDB10 pic.twitter.com/GzAS0QIpeF

— E/V Nautilus (@EVNautilus) May 6, 2019

File under "fascinating" –> @DrLarryMayerUNH is off to explore underwater caves that may have been used by ancient peoples migrating south when ocean levels were much lower. https://t.co/R50QToK3DL @WIRED @UNHMarine @ccom_jhc @unhresearchnews pic.twitter.com/ovRqExwQCQ

— UNH EOS (@UNHEOS) May 6, 2019

Leading the charge: New research reveals needle-like structures in lightning leaders, which may explain why lightning can actually strike twice in the same place: https://t.co/cvd1Ob3aSL @nature @unhresearchnews pic.twitter.com/VdDlHaDJGH

— UNH EOS (@UNHEOS) April 18, 2019

.@NASA rocket launch gives @UNHStudents an opportunity study auroras w/ sampling equipment they designed & built themselves. https://t.co/wt0DrgdEw4 @UNH_CEPS @UNHPhysics @unhresearchnews @UofNH pic.twitter.com/wNGZxEV7Sg

— UNH EOS (@UNHEOS) April 1, 2019

Neutron stars are compact, dense, & have an incredibly strong magnetic field. New @UofNH prof @FKislat trekked to Antarctica to study two of them in our galaxy: https://t.co/3Nja047hmP @WUSTL @UNH_CEPS @UNHPhysics @unhresearchnews pic.twitter.com/lrGwo6Fao3

— UNH EOS (@UNHEOS) February 6, 2019

They did it! Congratulations team @GEBCO_NF_Alumni! So proud of you! Congratulations! https://t.co/wJVVtvgtzp

— UNH Marine School (@UNHMarine) May 31, 2019

ASIAQ workshop concludes today with #Arctic seminar. Come listen to this international panel of experts @UofNH https://t.co/VmkuPNQPCK https://t.co/XSfezBojY3

— UNH Marine School (@UNHMarine) April 9, 2019

Drones for restoration in the Great Bay Estuary. Learn about how the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve is partnering with @NOAA to capture aerial imagery for salt marsh restoration. https://t.co/Bav8Pl79ze pic.twitter.com/C9lUYGTsgf

— Piscataqua Estuaries (@PREPCommunity) May 20, 2019

Check out this awesome article featuring Dr. Gregg Moore and his SML course, Coastal Habitat Field Research Methods! https://t.co/lVTOaMyDVN

— Shoals Marine Lab (@ShoalsMarineLab) April 11, 2019

New paper on CQ relationships using high-frequency sensor based specific conductance and turbidity data from watersheds in Luquillo during multiple storms including Hurricane María!https://t.co/C6xLCpgeAP

— UNH Water Quality Analysis Lab (@UNHWaterQuality) June 1, 2019

“Over the last three decades, we’ve noticed elevated levels of nitrate right after a hurricane, but after these back-to-back major storms, the wheels came off the bus.” – Bill McDowell reports on findings from @luqczo in a recent @BostonGlobe article https://t.co/gsIiytZmQB

— UNH Water Quality Analysis Lab (@UNHWaterQuality) December 18, 2018

Researchers reported at #AGU18 that hurricanes Irma and María made long-lasting and ongoing changes to forest and coastal ecosystems in Puerto Rico. https://t.co/VBjWNZSWqs

— Am Geophysical Union (@theAGU) December 18, 2018

Gifts made to CEPS during The (603) Challenge provide amazing opportunities for students like Audrey Balaska’s work with the Autonomous Surface Vehicle team’s project with the U.S. Navy. Give today & increase odds of scoring $150 in matching funds. https://t.co/L2ohINIU7O #UNH603 pic.twitter.com/1nXfGeowCG

— UNH CEPS (@UNH_CEPS) May 19, 2019

The final day of @NEFIRST district event @UofNH is underway! Teams will be battling out for the title all afternoon. #OMGRobots pic.twitter.com/aOTpRDSHzX

— UNH CEPS (@UNH_CEPS) March 31, 2019

Our own Sky Guy John Gianforte explains what the "super blood wolf moon" really is. Read More: https://t.co/zJUfNqNh12 pic.twitter.com/7SsdXIBaQO

— UNH CEPS (@UNH_CEPS) January 22, 2019

Do video games have value beyond entertainment? Listen to David Cage's @TEDTalks to find out why he believes they are a key to developing the new gen of storytellers. #FYIFridays https://t.co/QLoyoWfKN3 pic.twitter.com/2Vy3fuV753

— UNH Info Technology (@UofNHIT) May 31, 2019

Does your ringtone leave you yearning for the past? Here's why, from @mashable https://t.co/cqXFIar9M3 #nostalgia #techtuesday pic.twitter.com/QBzPrfHFM9

— UNH Info Technology (@UofNHIT) May 28, 2019

Do you employ Gmail for personal email? If so, learn how to compose and schedule an email to deliver at a later date and time. From @TheVerge https://t.co/ibF0OaFxs1 pic.twitter.com/Mqq6vn2xyR

— UNH Info Technology (@UofNHIT) May 15, 2019

Reporting phishing has never been easier with the Outlook Report Phish button, available to UNH faculty and staff who've been migrated to Exchange Online. Read more: https://t.co/mGTnevQ8Pp #reportphish pic.twitter.com/gYUY8srUoU

— UNH Info Technology (@UofNHIT) May 2, 2019

Tech Tuesday: Google Home can be used as an intercom system. From @thedailydot https://t.co/ssviI8BBsP #techtuesday pic.twitter.com/IDESNktqBR

— UNH Info Technology (@UofNHIT) April 23, 2019

Many Mac users assume they're safe from malware and viruses. Nothing could be further from the truth. UNH now offers a new antivirus for UNH-owned Macs. Read more: https://t.co/r6t4ekGNY7 pic.twitter.com/pYEqiKFtOk

— UNH Info Technology (@UofNHIT) April 17, 2019

New month. New @UofNH wellness calendar. This month's theme is in honor of #NationalNutritionMonth. Lots of nourishing tips to fuel you through the month. Download: https://t.co/9kPcY8E2yv @UNH_GradSchool @UNHStudents @unhNutrition @UNHDining pic.twitter.com/a5ppoW4JAC

— Health & Wellness (@UNHHealth) March 1, 2019

RMP's Mike Ferguson was recently featured in an article for his wind power research. The article is discussing the possibility of an offshore wind farm in the Great Lakes. Read the full article here https://t.co/NpJvfu0cXf pic.twitter.com/7emEEgvjFw

— CHHS (@unhchhs) April 16, 2019

HMP's Rosemary Caron recently co-authored a peer-reviewed article, "Teaching Health Impact and Behavior with Infographics," with UNH librarians Eugenia Opuda and Benjamin Peck. Their article was published in "Journal of Health Administration Education". pic.twitter.com/S5Ij7Jc9kk

— CHHS (@unhchhs) February 28, 2019

Prof. John Tsavalas of UNH Chemistry and Materials Science, et al, Leading the Way https://t.co/CusGegfl8D #Biomade #biomaterials

— UNH Chemistry (@UNH_Chemistry) January 7, 2019

Shining New Light on Solar Fuel https://t.co/ujJeHF7kDZ

— UNH Chemistry (@UNH_Chemistry) November 27, 2018

Prof. Jim Haney has been collecting data on #cyanobacteria for six years to help determine if the blue-green algae is an environmental trigger for #ALS. https://t.co/f4NUTky1DR

— COLSA (@COLSA_UNH) March 26, 2019

Pete Pekins @UofNH professor of wildlife ecology says the iconic moose is rapidly becoming the new poster child for climate change. #nhmoose #nhwildlife https://t.co/uVU0TCes5B

— COLSA (@COLSA_UNH) October 18, 2018

Why Should I Care About Invasive Species? https://t.co/Cq4wL8ZL36 #playcleango

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) June 7, 2019

Congrats to Todd Guerdat and his team for a successful 1st workshop on integrating recirculation aquaculture with hydroponic systems held at our new @NH_AES greenhouse aquaponics facility. @UofNH @USDA_NIFA @COLSA_UNH @UNHExtension @NHSeaGrant pic.twitter.com/rRejzjwn4r

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) June 6, 2019

Did you know the quality of colostrum – the nutrient-rich #milk newborn dairy calves first drink from their moms – can be predicted by the mother’s previous lactation performance and weather? @nhdairy @UofNH @USDA_NIFA @hphood @Stonyfield #JuneDairyMonth https://t.co/iogwDdxX4n pic.twitter.com/7Zg2APcZsv

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) June 4, 2019

Fascinating research from our friends at @UNHEOS. https://t.co/2AgzWey10S

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) June 4, 2019

Neil Mattson from @CornellCALS discusses #hydroponics businesses, methods, and strategies for nutrient management and #crop selection at the @UofNH Aquaponics and Hydroponics Workshop. @COLSA_UNH @USDA_NIFA @NHSeaGrant @UNHExtension https://t.co/RmKvjJkHgu

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) June 4, 2019

Planting grass turf in tilled agricultural soil greatly reduced the ability of new growth of the invasive shrub glossy buckthorn to establish itself in a new area by seed. #playcleangoweek @USDA_NIFA @COLSA_UNH @UofNH @UNHExtension @UNHPrez @Wayne_E_Jones pic.twitter.com/vjFBwvaz79

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) June 2, 2019

In the Great Marsh and other coastal wetlands, climate change is harming delicate ecosystems https://t.co/iyH5xPB3Pa via @BostonGlobe

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) June 1, 2019

Happy #WorldMilkDay. Did you know our two @UofNH dairies are consistently recognized for producing the highest quality milk? @MustBeTheMilk @USDA_NIFA @AgIsAmerica @UNHPrez @UNHExtension @Wayne_E_Jones @COLSA_UNH @nhdairy @StonyfieldBritt @Stonyfield https://t.co/7ErMRulb3Z pic.twitter.com/zg0TCvnoaM

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) June 1, 2019

Would you eat genetically modified food if you understood the science behind it? https://t.co/sbaDfjtVmw

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) May 30, 2019

Farmers are benefiting from the biological sources of fertility, weed suppression and soil protection that cover crops provide to farming systems. @USDA_NIFA @AgIsAmerica @UofNH @UNHExtension @COLSA_UNH @SustainableUNH @agsciencewriter @FostersDailyDem https://t.co/cuwswFOvoI

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) May 22, 2019

A new study @NH_AES study finds feeding dairy cows the vitamin niacin before they give birth improves the quality of their colostrum. This is great news for the dairy industry. Across the U.S., there are about 51,500 dairy farms and 9 million dairy cows. @USDA_NIFA @nhdairy https://t.co/TRblvpVawI

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) May 20, 2019

Did you know N.H. is home to more than 100 pollinators? The value of pollination to agriculture is estimated at more than $200 billion a year worldwide. @USDA_NIFA @UNHExtension @agsciencewriter @AgIsAmerica @sanrehan #WorldBeeDay https://t.co/giCTMe5enf pic.twitter.com/NgogOmdqZ8

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) May 20, 2019

Such important work. Congrats to all! https://t.co/8iaqGsKi2v

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) May 16, 2019

Nearly 35 percent of rural counties are experiencing protracted and significant population loss. Those counties now are home to 6.2 million residents, a third fewer than lived there in 1950. @USDA_NIFA @UofNH @dailyyonder @AgIsAmerica @agsciencewriter https://t.co/6wqedMXJPw pic.twitter.com/6L6dkwmwuL

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) May 13, 2019

"A distinct strain of canine distemper virus is circulating in multiple wildlife species in two contiguous states in Northern New England. This strain is significantly distinct from the vaccine strains." @USDA_NIFA @AgricultureNH @NHfishandgame @UofNH https://t.co/AOhdSxLqeZ

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) May 8, 2019

One tablespoon of soil is filled with more microbes than there are humans on the whole planet. https://t.co/CcHwO6Pe0A

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) May 6, 2019

.@UofNH Researchers Discover New Strain of Canine Distemper Virus in Wild Animals in NH, VT @USDA_NIFA @AgricultureNH @AgIsAmerica @UNHPrez @Wayne_E_Jones @borenbears @USFWSNews @NHfishandgame @VTFishWildlife @davabel @mcasey1 https://t.co/OKlvoPTXTK pic.twitter.com/bvccLUHcBl

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) May 6, 2019

"As a commercial enterprise, #kiwiberry is beginning to establish itself, and we are poised to work with and support these new producers." @FreshPlaza_com @USDA_NIFA @UofNH @COLSA_UNH @AgricultureNH @AgIsAmerica @agsciencewriter https://t.co/FyV0IjETqL

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) April 30, 2019

Learn about the life cycle of the spotted salamander. pic.twitter.com/9V22PZDBkr

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) April 27, 2019

WOW! https://t.co/ZbBJrDWL98

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) April 23, 2019

“We found that the response of stream chemistry to wildfire in Yosemite can persist for years, varying with both the severity of the last wildfire and site-level characteristics." @billmcdowell07 @UofNH @COLSA_UNH @NRESSPhD @Wayne_E_Jones https://t.co/amBKUun9hM

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) April 23, 2019

“The Earth is a fine place and worth fighting for.” —Ernest Hemingway @EarthDayNetwork #earthday @COLSA_UNH @UofNH @USDA_NIFA @UNHPrez @Wayne_E_Jones @UNHExtension @UNHEOS @unhresearchnews @agisamerica @usfs_nrs @forestservice @audubonsociety https://t.co/LAkJvFpavm pic.twitter.com/2tzSwoVLbR

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) April 22, 2019

"Our study sites in California provide us with an initial predictive framework to understand the potential consequences of wildfire throughout Northern New England," @UnionLeader @billmcdowell07 @USDA_NIFA @NERASAES @Wayne_E_Jones @UNHPrez @StateForesters https://t.co/fPla5dzaYr

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) April 16, 2019

.@NH_AES researchers find the response of stream chemistry to #wildfire in @YosemiteNPS can persist for years, varying with severity of the last wildfire and site-level characteristics. @USDA_NIFA @MRFImpacts @agisamerica @forestservice @billmcdowell07 https://t.co/8YNgFoCyoz

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) April 15, 2019

.@NH_AES researchers have found a dramatic decline of 14 wild #bee species across the Northeast. @USDA_NIFA @UofNH @UnionLeader @agisamerica @APLU_Ag @AgricultureNH https://t.co/HAnpgOdZcI

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) April 11, 2019

The NH Veterinary Diagnostic Lab was recently recognized by the state for efforts to reduce antibiotic resistance by rapidly identifying infections in animals and performing other diagnostic tests. @UofNH @COLSA_UNH @UnionLeader @USDA_NIFA @agisamerica https://t.co/GEvcN5Qmk2

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) April 10, 2019

Patent-Pending Discovery by @UofNH Researchers Advances Effort to Manage Parasitic Roundworms @USDA_NIFA @UNHPrez @UNHinnovation @UNHNews @COLSA_UNH @dsakowich_WMUR @Wayne_E_Jones @NYTScience @borenbears @agisamerica @dvergano @nprDanCharles https://t.co/HEMlTqFXfA pic.twitter.com/OrIrll7ZZY

— UNH Ag Research (@NH_AES) March 27, 2019

Fungi have been around for at least a billion years, far longer than most other species, scientists report. And good thing: Without fungi, this planet would be unlivable. https://t.co/egnRZ4r2Xl

— NYT Science (@NYTScience) May 23, 2019

The beetles are awake! April sampling is showing a few SPB were making moves in New York, but with the recent warm temps, I bet the majority of this brood will emerge soon. Microscopy may not be the most exciting part of what I do, but hey—this is #whatsciencelookslike pic.twitter.com/rUgSGhcLso

— Caroline Kanaskie (@SPB_and_me) May 9, 2019

Oh, the humanities: Preserving the things that keep us fed, beyond food: @UofNH Engl prof Dennis Britton takes part in humanities round-table #COLAStrong https://t.co/X1Z3D1JQkG

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) May 28, 2019

The real (surprisingly comforting) reason rural America is doomed to decline @UofNH Ken Johnson, sociologist, in Washington Post #COLAStrong https://t.co/VJbLYzEdcu

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) May 24, 2019

James Farrell, @UofNH communication prof, quoted in Eagle Tribune: Lasting memorial in Boston to forgotten Irish famine refugees https://t.co/e0u4ZwRh2f

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) May 20, 2019

Researchers, including @UofNH @UNHanthropology Amy Michael, working to solve 1970s cold case murder w/ forensics #COLAStrong https://t.co/RqTOlUSrrU via @thepostregister

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) May 20, 2019

So 1 million species are at risk of extinction. Now what? Kurk Dorsey, @UofNH historian, featured expert in CSMonitor story #COLAStrong https://t.co/tajk6naAqH via @csmonitor

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) May 15, 2019

Privacy in the Internet Age: An Interview With 'The Identity Trade' Author Nora Draper, @noraadraper @UofNH #COLAStrong https://t.co/4yzYicJNI7

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) May 15, 2019

‘Slow and steady’ strategy pays off for Biden: @UofNH @graniteprof quoted in Politico #COLAStrong https://t.co/GrxdHA1RM7 via @politico

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) May 15, 2019

Faculty profiled in TechCrunch: Decolonization and intersectionality in tech, with Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, core faculty in @UofNH Women's Studies and CEPS asst prof https://t.co/O1GRdVr6GC via @techcrunch

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) May 8, 2019

.@graniteprof and @smithanh in Vox piece written by @UNHalumni @Ella_Nilsen: The New Hampshire primary will make or break Bernie Sanders https://t.co/CqWvmyURdi via @voxdotcom

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) May 6, 2019

Did you miss hearing this on @NHPRExchange last week? Listen now to historian Lucy Salyer discuss her recent book, Under the Starry Flag #COLAStrong @UofNH https://t.co/JbkwVm6KTv

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) April 18, 2019

Edward Reynolds, @UofNH communication prof, quoted in https://t.co/zkEHzLElqS: Liars don't always fidget or avoid eye contact, so are there other ways to spot lies? https://t.co/8BKkOGM9vQ

— UNH COLA (@UNHCOLA) April 15, 2019

⚡️ “The discovery of a 160,000-year-old fossilized jaw leads to new questions about evolution”https://t.co/rb8xN2a4kh

— UNH Anthropology (@unhanthropology) May 3, 2019

#ICYMI check out Indigenous New Hampshire in UNH Today

https://t.co/r273LMVBVh

— UNH Anthropology (@unhanthropology) April 15, 2019

"Archaeologists working to uncover artifacts left behind by Native Americans and early European settlers say they could use the public's help this summer."

Check out the article, featuring UNH Anthropology Chair, Meghan Howey here: #Anthropology #UNH https://t.co/RZogOxxffg

— UNH Anthropology (@unhanthropology) April 12, 2019

This Genetic Mutation Makes People Feel Full — All the Time https://t.co/L858uldqBV

— UNH Psychology (@UNHPsych) April 24, 2019

https://twitter.com/UNHPsych/status/1054393175702409221

It’s just in mice! This scientist is calling out hype in science reporting https://t.co/58R4pELCDY via @statnews

— Julie Simpson (@ResearchEthics2) May 5, 2019

Tennessee Vol.4 (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)

Take a look inside the development of a new orchardgrass variety with @drgarybates and David McIntosh of UT Beef and Forage Center. https://t.co/fwIgqL4Lh3 @UTPlantSciences @UTIAg @ResearchUTK @UTSystemNews @UTIAChancellor

— UTRF (@UTRF) May 31, 2019

May’s Inventor Spotlight features Oudessa Kerro Dego of @UTAnimalScience, who is working to develop an effective vaccine to control mastitis in farm animals. https://t.co/RoU6gln1aM @UTIAg @ResearchUTK @UTSystemNews @UTIAChancellor

— UTRF (@UTRF) May 31, 2019

UTRF startup PreTel is bringing to market a fetal monitor that identifies if a woman is in false or true labor. Read more about their latest innovation in @Teknovation's @thecompanylab HealthTech Accelerator series: https://t.co/37Y2fbyUrI @uthsc @UTHSCResearch @UTSystemNews

— UTRF (@UTRF) May 31, 2019

Congratulations to UTRF's startup company @PrismaComposite on the latest partnership with @YFAutoInteriors! @UTSystemNews https://t.co/2F2A5egaSX

— UTRF (@UTRF) May 23, 2019

Congrats to @uthsc #startup Entac Medical, selected for a podium presentation at @AmCollSurgeons Clinical Congress! Entac’s PrevisEA non-invasively identifies risk for acute paralysis of the GI tract following major abdominal surgery. @UTHSCResearch https://t.co/r5izDWHaEb

— UTRF (@UTRF) May 22, 2019

Fundraising can be challenging, even for strong startups. Check out this guide from @fcollective for an in-depth look at securing venture capital! https://t.co/K685yz1smp

— UTRF (@UTRF) May 22, 2019

Learn how the UTHSC College of Medicine, UTHSC College of Pharmacy, & Oak Ridge National Laboratory are combining efforts & expertise to create breakthrough treatments for kidney disease: https://t.co/XAWHjsf1e6 @uthsc @UTHSCResearch @ORNL @UTPharmacy @UTKnoxville @UTSystemNews

— UTRF (@UTRF) April 30, 2019

When not seeing patients, Dr. Darryl Quarles can be found in his lab researching bone metabolism and its impact on the kidneys and other organs. His research is featured in this month's inventor spotlight:https://t.co/HuRn8aI89F @UTHSCResearch @uthsc

— UTRF (@UTRF) April 30, 2019

“The measure of tech transfer should be lives impacted.” Read about how innovations from @utextension impact the lives of students across the country: https://t.co/mUTawV7hpk #everywhereUT #InnovationEverywhere @utiag @utiachancellor @tennessee4H @UTplantsciences @UTSystemNews

— UTRF (@UTRF) March 26, 2019

Assistant Professor Jennifer Richards builds educational curricula for a living, and in the process, she’s also built her dream job. Learn more about this month’s spotlight inventor: https://t.co/i6MNzeCkD7 @UTIAg @UTIAChancellor @utextension @Tennessee4H @UTSystemNews

— UTRF (@UTRF) March 26, 2019

Exciting results in a new study by Dr. Marko Radic & team could pave the way for using CD19-targeted CAR T cells to treat patients with lupus. Learn more in the @ScienceTM research article: https://t.co/9CcqSumxko @uthsc @UTHSCResearch

— UTRF (@UTRF) March 7, 2019

February’s UTRF Inventor Spotlight shines on Andy Sarles of @UTKMABE! Read more about his innovative research at https://t.co/Cwo8tIXoV8 @UTK_TCE @ResearchUTK @UTSystemNews @UTKnoxville @UTKnoxvilleNews @ttscientific

— UTRF (@UTRF) February 26, 2019

This month’s UTRF feature story highlights the work of two UT graduates and their company @ttscientific! https://t.co/Prs5y3Z1af @UTKMABE @UTK_TCE @ResearchUTK @UTSystemNews @TNAlumnus @UTknoxville @UTKnoxvilleNews

— UTRF (@UTRF) February 26, 2019

We’re proud to support the research activities of the faculty, staff, and students of UT in our efforts to promote commercialization of IP and encourage entrepreneurship. Thanks @TNAlumnus for helping us share our story! https://t.co/EKXfo6kN7Q

— UTRF (@UTRF) February 7, 2019

This month's UTRF Inventor Spotlight features Dr. Daniel Costinett @EECS_UTK @UTK_TCE @UTKnoxville @UTSystemNews https://t.co/J09cj3sZ1B

— UTRF (@UTRF) January 29, 2019

A team of recent @UTKMABE graduates stand to revolutionize competitive swimming training with the invention of a swim resistance device, newly licensed with the assistance of UTRF. @UTKnoxville @UTK_TCE @Vol_Swim @UTSystemNews https://t.co/73pkWZ0DLf

— UTRF (@UTRF) January 29, 2019

Unanimous Supreme Court to inventors – "Don't offer to sell your invention before you file the patent application." Even a sale with strict confidentiality provisions bars a patent. https://t.co/XD2YfQGzON via @scotusblog

— UTRF (@UTRF) January 24, 2019

Congratulations to UTRF #inventor Dr. Jim Brosnan @UTTurfWeeds and team on the USDA award! https://t.co/CCGwA5mGZe

— UTRF (@UTRF) November 9, 2018

UTRF has joined tech transfer offices across all 14 @SEC schools to form the Southeast Executives-on-Roster (XOR) platform, which aims to help match entrepreneurial talent with university #startups. https://t.co/NOiCuAR1pn @utsystemnews #Entrepreneurship pic.twitter.com/jp7sG9ERhT

— UTRF (@UTRF) November 5, 2018

@UTRF #Business #Incubator https://t.co/jfmeyGNNMs

— UTRF (@UTRF) November 1, 2018

#TN @GovBillLee setting into motion > funding for #SBIR #STTR state matching funds, more TK – related here @UTRF @VanderbiltCTTC @FedexInstitute @UTChattanooga @LifeSciTN @Zeroto510 @kenwoody @mcwhorters @MDolanTN @LaunchTN https://t.co/UWy4QJk1OQ

— Milt Capps (@miltcapps) March 5, 2019

"If we can create a state-wide network where an entrepreneur anywhere in Tennessee can stay wherever he or she is, build their business, and have access to resources from across the state, that’s a winning formula." – @cebrock https://t.co/tU7A0GkHYV

— Launch Tennessee (@LaunchTN) November 8, 2018

Dr. Marko Radic of @uthsc College of #Medicine publishes paper exploring a novel treatment option for #Lupus Read more: https://t.co/xSik1Oc6BL @LupusResearch

— UTHSC Research (@UTHSCResearch) March 13, 2019

A team of researchers at UTIA has been awarded a grant for nearly $1 million from @USDA to determine the key parameters for high-quality, year-round woody biomass feedstock logistics systems for commercialized biorefineries in the Southeastern U.S.. https://t.co/pyAfQo90Wn pic.twitter.com/rGhrsNWX8Z

— UTIA (@UTIAg) May 13, 2019

It's Graduation week @UT_Herbert. All the best to the Class of 2019.
Watch here to see how Herbert students are producing way cool virtual reality videos to promote the college & classroom learning.https://t.co/Q5nogWskML @UTIAChancellor @UT_President @UTSystemNews @cmdenney

— UTIA (@UTIAg) May 6, 2019

#CalloftheWeek: @UTIAg's Joanne Logan discusses 2019 #weather patterns and #climate variability. https://t.co/CBM41djkA9

— UTIA (@UTIAg) April 11, 2019

@utextension & @UTAgResearch works with TN's corn producers – as many willingly donate some of their farm income as part of a corn referendum, promoting our state's crop. Watch here.https://t.co/duQHd2zYJ1 @UTIAChancellor @UT_President @UTSystemNews @cmdenney

— UTIA (@UTIAg) March 26, 2019

Congrats to Tim Young, on his recognition as a distinguished alum by @UWMadison for his career impacts! https://t.co/9rn2XMVvZE @UTIAChancellor @UTSystemNews @UT_Herbert pic.twitter.com/6KmyicIKbn

— UTIA (@UTIAg) October 12, 2018

Crockett County's Griggs Farm featured on History Channel's 'The American Farm' https://t.co/crv8GQ5Nkx via ⁦@JSunNews⁩ West TN is drawing national attention in an area that needs to be in focus! Our local agricultural heritage! ⁦@UTIAg⁩ ⁦@TNAgriculture⁩

— Don Polley (@dpolley11) April 18, 2019

.@UTIAg #CalloftheWeek: @utextension and @TennSoybean announce statewide #soybean yield contest! https://t.co/8xm4balz3f @UTPlantSciences @TNFarmBureau @TNAgriculture

— Ginger Rowsey (@GingerRowsey) April 18, 2019

Well done to @lrusso08 from @UTIAg for winning the #RobertMayPrize for her paper on community #Ecology and #Coevolution.

Find out more about Laura's article here: https://t.co/Nxswe9MKej
And the winning and shortlisted papers here: https://t.co/HNZD4tvR0f pic.twitter.com/zAtk8J3uPm

— Methods in Ecology and Evolution (@MethodsEcolEvol) April 29, 2019

The MoChlo kit, developed by @UTIAg researchers, reduces barriers to bioengineering entry by reducing the cost of engineering chloroplasts in plants. Find out more here: https://t.co/4HcnjzHIia. #NIFAImpacts @ARPAE @DARPA @UTKFoodSci @UTPlantSciences @utiaosp @Ales_Occhialini pic.twitter.com/I4cAve9QWg

— UT AgResearch (@UTAgResearch) March 25, 2019

Israeli and US scientists partner to research bovine mastitis in dairy cows. https://t.co/xNIdNgbigA #mycoplasma mastitis @UTAnimalScience @utiaosp @UTIAGlobal @UTSmithChair @BDevelopm @Hebrew @HUJIAgri pic.twitter.com/KTb3kOrUhO

— UT AgResearch (@UTAgResearch) February 18, 2019

"In 2017, consumers in the United States spent $1.2 trillion on U.S.-produced food." >>> https://t.co/LrJX2wrUDe pic.twitter.com/324tg2QLuM

— UT Plant Sciences (@UTPlantSciences) May 22, 2019

A #clipping of two #plantpeeps-Grassland Science journal published Renata Oakes and Dereck Corbin's study on tall fescue. #forages #sustainable #beef >>> https://t.co/qJjsLLYzlJ pic.twitter.com/G7OD6bSMah

— UT Plant Sciences (@UTPlantSciences) May 15, 2019

https://t.co/aOsxWlduf9 >>> @NewYorker explains how 90s kids became #PlantPeeps. pic.twitter.com/2Ba9CASnZQ

— UT Plant Sciences (@UTPlantSciences) April 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/UTPlantSciences/status/1116325529957875714

Not a good sign when a plant disease makes the news. Tennessee #strawberry growers are dealing with serious outbreaks. Anyone else having #anthracnose issues this season?

Fungus affecting strawberry harvest across Middle Tennessee https://t.co/l0uNeocglF

— Zachariah Hansen (@UTSpecialtyCrop) May 19, 2019

Check out our new perspective in @mSystemsJ on the potential opportunity to genetically select for production-efficient #rumen #microbes and #microbiomes. https://t.co/aHdBiull8o @UTIAg @UTAgResearch @UTAnimalScience @UT_Herbert #scicomm #genomics #BEEF

— Myer Lab (@RumenMicroLab) May 7, 2019

New information from our lab on the effects of endophyte-infected tall fescue seed and red clover isoflavones on #rumen microbial populations and physiological parameters of #beef cattle. #scicomm #microbiome @UTAnimalScience @UTAgResearch https://t.co/OE2wokoH7m

— Myer Lab (@RumenMicroLab) February 10, 2019

Dr. John Munafo and grad student Trent Kerley are featured in a podcast by Scientific American discussing their research on Tennessee Whiskey with @sugarlandshine !@utia @UTAgresearch @UT_Herbert
Tennessee Whiskey Relies on Missing Ingredients https://t.co/KW2IHLpuQ1 via @sciam

— UTK Food Sci (@UTKFoodSci) April 3, 2019

“No one has done more to help us understand what happens to the human body after death than Professor Emeritus Bill Bass.” @ArtsSciencesUT @UTKnoxville @UTKnoxvilleNews https://t.co/sQ2se47TDc

— UTKFacultySenate (@UTFacultySenate) January 10, 2019

We're proud of our strong partnership with the Manufacturing Extension Partnership! @UTCIS https://t.co/4Wd4ZiSY6x

— UT IPS (@UT_IPS) May 29, 2019

.@UTCIS continues its partnership with @TNECD by helping Tennessee's rural counties identify growth opps.https://t.co/RG2pBATmA6 #weservetennesseans

— UT IPS (@UT_IPS) April 15, 2019

.@UTCIS workforce development expert @TimWaldo3 addresses how government workers deal with more than a missed paycheck.https://t.co/lwSoAeNj3H pic.twitter.com/zquGmXVL9u

— UT IPS (@UT_IPS) January 22, 2019

What’s that noise? We are testing our emergency sirens today around Sequoyah & Watts Bar Nuclear Plants. These monthly, 3-minute tests are a reminder to, in a real event, turn into local TV/radio for info. Learn more about TVA's emergency preparedness at https://t.co/rdx1y7425e.

— Tennessee Valley Authority (@TVAnews) April 3, 2019

Gov. Bill Lee issues first executive order to address accelerated transformation of rural areas. Read the press release: https://t.co/ln8KUVp5su pic.twitter.com/nyFw5bwd3J

— UT CTAS (@UTCTAS) January 23, 2019

https://t.co/gvWsoe3I1O
Great article on personal growth.

— Naifeh Center (@Naifeh_Center) February 14, 2018

Outdated technologies that are common in most workplaces may be making your company vulnerable to a cyber attack – https://t.co/66VdzxbjVJ #wednesdaywisdom #cybercrime

— UT CIS (@UTCIS) March 20, 2019

Did you know that UT CIS is a part of the UT Institute for Public Service? Visit https://t.co/oPFSnnJrJD to see how UT CIS serves Tennesseans by being 1 of @UT_IPS's 6 agencies. #weservetennesseans

— UT CIS (@UTCIS) February 25, 2019

OSHA’s 'Top 10' most-cited violations for fiscal year 2018 https://t.co/XXVZmZ5k6j

— UT CIS (@UTCIS) November 29, 2018

It's Pi Day! Go enjoy some cheap pie (pizza and dessert pies) https://t.co/RmluHENGUb

— UTK EEB (@UTK_EEB) March 14, 2019

The Neuromorphic Computing team in the Min H. Kao Department of EECS has been selected as one of 13 universities working with Intel on their neuromorphic computing platform, Loihi. Key faculty involved include Dr. Jim Plank and Dr. Garrett Rose. https://t.co/fzLFuCDzqv pic.twitter.com/7hos9EcEUO

— EECS (@EECS_UTK) December 11, 2018

Urban Planning Guru Says Driverless Cars Won’t Fix Congestion https://t.co/aGUQHyuDmJ

— UTK CTR (@UTKCTR) October 30, 2018

https://twitter.com/UTKSIS/status/1105494283992420352

Congratulations to Lia Winter (@UTKMABE) and colleagues for success in the spring 2019 Boyd Venture Challenge. Her business & two others owned by @UTKnoxville students won awards in the seed-fund grant competition hosted by @HaslamUT & @AndersonCEI. https://t.co/RM3NOPhyW9

— UTK TCE (@UTK_TCE) May 7, 2019

Our own Interim Dean Mark Dean earned a spot on this excellent shortlist: 7 Black Computer Tech Pioneers You Should Know by @PCMag https://t.co/sY2kuUUI7B

— UTK TCE (@UTK_TCE) February 14, 2019

#DENSO Quality Assurance #Engineer, Brandon Lowe talks about the importance of #NSBE45 and his experience connecting with students at the convention representing DENSO. https://t.co/oeSBHEeOBx pic.twitter.com/7OL1mPPkTY

— DENSO North America (@DENSOinNA) March 29, 2019

Knowing empowers us. Knowing helps us decide. Knowing keeps us free. https://t.co/npHruQH96b

— UTJEM (@UTJEM) February 4, 2019

Just in time for the new year and the spring semester!

cc: @UTADPR, @UTK_PRSSA

35 Twitter Accounts Every PR Pro Needs to Follow https://t.co/ns9NXGuch0 via @Prowly_com

— Brandon Boatwright (@brandoncb10) January 4, 2019

As long as writers have empathy, their jobs are safe from the robots. https://t.co/GTiFxDM4sK

— PR Daily (@PRDaily) January 31, 2019

“With issues such as big data and AI driving total value, web-based ERP systems, and an increased speed of business, companies are well-advised to adopt these frameworks." – Chad Autry, FedEx Professor of Supply Chain & Dept. Head. https://t.co/fnezd5Rn6K

— Global SC Institute (@GlobalSupplyChn) April 18, 2019

Haslam's Supply Chain Forum continues to grow in size and influence in the supply chain community. https://t.co/BzYUNSs62E

— Haslam Business (@HaslamUT) May 1, 2019

The Department of Management in the Haslam College of Business at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, stands at 43rd nationally in the Texas A&M/University of Georgia Research Productivity ranking for 2018. https://t.co/sAEIPj32ts

— Haslam Business (@HaslamUT) April 3, 2019

This week, student entrepreneur Lia Winter is graduating with two degrees and a business. Learn more below about Lia's entrepreneurial journey and her business, Winter Innovations. https://t.co/JYFjklpHW6

— Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation (@AndersonCEI) May 10, 2019

The Winter Innovations team took home the top prize at this year's @universityofga Next Top Entrepreneur. We're proud to see this former Boyd Venture Challenge and Vol Court winner continue to move forward! https://t.co/hOdLbIaj6l

— Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation (@AndersonCEI) April 22, 2019

Our students are working to create change. Read more in this @knoxnews article about former Boyd Venture Challenge and Vol Court winner Erica Grant and how she plans to increase security through her business Quantum Lock.https://t.co/7Mv7eWRblS

— Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation (@AndersonCEI) April 16, 2019

What a great read about scientific writing! @ArtsSciencesUT @UTKWritingCtr @UTKLibraries https://t.co/1yqp0hmvZF

— UTK CHEMISTRY (@CHEMISTRYUTK) March 30, 2019

The Studio has a lot of tools and software to get your #STEM flowing! https://t.co/EklGer568P

— MathDept UTKnoxville (@MathDeptUTK) July 27, 2018

An interesting article about a notable mathematician! #MondayMotivation

Michael Atiyah’s Imaginative State of Mind https://t.co/j8gYzWWJHO via @QuantaMagazine pic.twitter.com/ZgeW70ORQ5

— Center of Math (@centerofmath) January 14, 2019

The Water Quality Core Facility is a new lab offering water quality testing to UT departments & regional organizations, including the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. CEE faculty played a huge role in its launch: https://t.co/19LJxC2m7K pic.twitter.com/v1d8cxUjb3

— CEE at UTK (@cee_utk) March 20, 2019

Tune in to @PBS tomorrow to see @Aaaengel's recent research on #lava tubes featured in "Living #Volcanoes." Details here: https://t.co/LuyVTrNKQ9

— Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences: UTK (@UTK_EPS) February 19, 2019

Great piece on UTK professors making the most of @GreatSmokyNPS as a natural classroom: https://t.co/cr8u5MnW5Z @Schweitzer_JA

— Michael Van Nuland (@Mike_VanNuland) April 16, 2019

Good read by our #sciwri intern @guniv @ORISEaspire @UTJEM about how #neutrons are used to study industrial water filters for improvements to #CleanWater https://t.co/rd4i1t6ju5

— Jeremy Rumsey (@TheRumsDiaries) March 6, 2019

Kentucky Vol.3 (University of Kentucky)

Economics Professor Charles Courtemanch explores the role that Walmart plays in helping lower-income families struggling with food insecurity.https://t.co/6rp2s69YpT

— Gatton College (@UKGattonCollege) May 20, 2019

Excellent new research by Gatton finance Ph.D student Marc Painter is featured in The Atlantic! Painter collaborated with researchers at UC Berkeley to explore how satellite data is being used by savvy investors. https://t.co/owIuqfHeqI

— Gatton College (@UKGattonCollege) May 7, 2019

Did you know you could study abroad in Latvia? The best part, its super affordable!https://t.co/zLLMIEyvMx

— Gatton College (@UKGattonCollege) April 5, 2019

Here's your Friday food for thought: "Do we have the will to protect what’s important against the pull of what’s easy? Will we stand for the power of concentration over the shallowness of rapid communication? And if not us, then who?" https://t.co/XuQiKgqfK5

— Gatton College (@UKGattonCollege) March 1, 2019

Interesting story about Stitch Fix's data-driven approach to bringing customized clothing to the world. What innovative companies are you watching? https://t.co/CY8XEb0Cda

— Gatton College (@UKGattonCollege) February 22, 2019

Kroger and Microsoft have teamed up to launch a series of high-tech grocery stores. Digital shelf labels and image recognition cameras are just a few of the features. Your thoughts? #tech #business https://t.co/Zy6x7pCqOA

— Gatton College (@UKGattonCollege) January 9, 2019

The Lexington Recycling Center is temporarily suspending recycling of paper and paper products. However, there are no changes to what can be placed in the general recycling containers throughout campus. https://t.co/0faZaVJftT

— Eric Monday (@UKYmonday) May 20, 2019

Congratulations to my buddy Drura and the ⁦@Xometry⁩ team. https://t.co/MXpCoJd8XD

— Jon Bostock 💭 (@jabostock) May 13, 2019

Thanks to work spearheaded by UK Alumni Professor and computer science department chair Brent Seales, UK is poised to become the world-class leader in digitally "unwrapping" and restoring ancient manuscripts. Check out his interview with Carl Nathe. https://t.co/fi4tZ1OFGu pic.twitter.com/KRjxJSkf6W

— UK Engineering (@ukyengineering) May 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/ukyengineering/status/1124326356718956549
https://twitter.com/ukyengineering/status/1119307861044203522

Normally we associate probiotics with gut health & Jamie Lee Curtis yogurt, but engineers are utilizing them in conjunction with microbial engineering to reduce loss of coral reefs. Check out how engineers are saving coral reefs & #CreatingAWorldThatWorks:https://t.co/1WDMkqjqnb

— UK Engineering (@ukyengineering) March 25, 2019

Our very own Isabel Escobar, professor of chemical engineering, is one of eight Wildcats who gave an oral history as part of the “I Am Diversity: The Unconscious Bias Initiative." Read more here: https://t.co/0CoH38IslJ Watch the interview here: https://t.co/jnJKInl3ad pic.twitter.com/8LLd9Nr6bc

— UK Engineering (@ukyengineering) March 8, 2019

Scientists have injected nanoparticles into the eyes of mice, allowing them to see near-infrared light. Humans are next. Is anyone interested in being the next stage of human evolution? @Gizmodo https://t.co/kFq4WysZ2G #SciFi #bioengineering #microbiology #biology #nanotechnology

— UK Engineering (@ukyengineering) March 1, 2019

After you’ve chosen everything that brings you joy, be mindful of where your undesirables end up, if you choose not to sell them. Reusing and recycling is necessary for continuing to create a world that works, but also save it. @verge https://t.co/jqVCde71sO #recycle #MarieKondo

— UK Engineering (@ukyengineering) February 27, 2019

Sustainability and coal mining don't typically go hand in hand, but a project at the University of Kentucky is offering an opportunity to bring the two together. Great to see Dr. Groppo's work highlighted! https://t.co/piTA0lenLE pic.twitter.com/Yt3tDLEULG

— UK Engineering (@ukyengineering) January 16, 2019

@UKCAER's rare earth elements research, alongside collaborator Winner Development Company, was featured on WBKN this week. Check it out. https://t.co/XcfwitGQXm

— UK Energy Research (@UKCAER) May 1, 2019

Turning what some call trash into energy treasure has been a @UKCAER hallmark. In this @889WEKU news story, @dntaulbee's efforts to turn sawdust and coal fines into energy-packed briquettes is highlighted. https://t.co/OnhIO2mrZB

— UK Energy Research (@UKCAER) April 16, 2019

Interesting global energy thread based on the @IEA Global Energy and CO₂ Status Report. https://t.co/q4ALD79VJh

— UK Energy Research (@UKCAER) March 26, 2019

Turning CO2 into chemicals? @UKCAER researchers are trying to make that a reality with his new @ENERGY grant. https://t.co/wKa00x5WZL

— UK Energy Research (@UKCAER) March 4, 2019

A publication from the Biofuels and Environmental Catalysis team @UKCAER. Congratulations everyone! https://t.co/0FHbwGAJDb

— UK Energy Research (@UKCAER) February 27, 2019

Read our latest extension publication, Kentucky Wind Directions and Magnitudes, written by Morgan Hayes, Josh Jackson, and Matt Dixon. https://t.co/SMCi4uvOJb pic.twitter.com/buWPVWdk4M

— Biosystems & Ag Eng (@uk_bae) May 14, 2019

https://twitter.com/UKAgriculture/status/1130805889433317376

Lee Townsend, @universityofky entomologist, shares advice on how to control populations on horse farms. >> https://t.co/9GzKuReJ3t @UkyEntClub @thehorse pic.twitter.com/RYWkeGM8MJ

— UK College of Ag (@UKAgriculture) May 13, 2019

Kentuckians step up to help after devastating Nebraska flooding. >> https://t.co/J1ZaVDA5SD pic.twitter.com/Id0cfkeLAk

— UK College of Ag (@UKAgriculture) April 25, 2019

The @ukychem Department Team partnered up with @uk_bae to quantify and create Lignin Molecules as part of an exploratory project! Learn more about the EPSCoR project here. >> https://t.co/HhUdudgHyy https://t.co/FFOCFY8ksD

— UK College of Ag (@UKAgriculture) April 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/UKAgriculture/status/1114141997214916608
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Congratulations to Robert Hall Jr., @ukanimalfoodsci alum and 2016 HODA inductee, on being inducted into the 2019 Saddle and Sirloin Club, widely considered the highest honor in the livestock industry! 🙌https://t.co/QngaUSMoD1

— UK College of Ag (@UKAgriculture) March 7, 2019

The University of Kentucky Regulatory Services can test soybean seed lots for seed vigor. Here are some links to what you need to get them tested. https://t.co/b94Wfmk6uw #kygrains @KYGrains @kysoybean pic.twitter.com/m3OhPkik85

— Chad Lee (@KentuckyCrops) April 1, 2019

Our seniors visited The Kentucky Castle to support their campus to community partnership with @LocustTrace. Our students worked alongside high schoolers as part of a new co-op experience that will grow The Kentucky Castle's farm to table initiative 🌿 pic.twitter.com/Y9Ta6vpqWf

— UK Ag Ed (@UKAgEd) May 7, 2019

Nebraska beef news:https://t.co/uGdUk0BuPC https://t.co/uGdUk0BuPC

— UK Veterinary Lab (@UKVDL) March 29, 2019

Take note:https://t.co/aXnl00LGcP https://t.co/aXnl00LGcP

— UK Veterinary Lab (@UKVDL) March 7, 2019

Japan Opens Doors to Full Access of U.S. Beef Imports – USDAhttps://t.co/hDjGeiAdQY pic.twitter.com/ePhbbqaRaL

— UK Animal & Food Sci (@UKAnimalFoodSci) May 21, 2019

Umma Fatema, Ph.D. student, published a review article on gamete nuclear migration. She did a great job covering all the knowledge not only from plants, but also from animals about gamete nuclear migration! You can read her article here > https://t.co/uEkT0z4V48.

— UK Agronomy (@ukagronomy) April 24, 2019

The institute, led by @UKAgriculture, will support course offerings across engineering, chemistry, business, law, horticulture, forestry, food science, and entomology to address spirits industry needs in sustainable agriculture, R&D, and more. https://t.co/fjcmp1gwAE

— David W. Blackwell (@UKYprovost) April 23, 2019

Markey doesn't just care for patients from all 120 counties in Kentucky and beyond. Our researchers are also relentlessly searching for new ways to prevent, treat and even cure cancer. @UKAgriculture @nlvanderford https://t.co/kXi69wrgMC

— Markey Cancer Center (@UKMarkey) May 17, 2019

Follow Markey Research Day live – join us from 1 p.m. for faculty oral presentations, the State of the Cancer Center Address, the Susan B. Lester Memorial Lecture as well as the concluding awards presentation: https://t.co/ezDewwoh3M

— Markey Cancer Center (@UKMarkey) May 7, 2019

UKCOP faculty featured by @NIDAnews! Narrative of Discovery: The Quest for a Medication To Treat Methamphetamine Addiction https://t.co/cquPlqI1zR #ResearchHighlight #ukcopeffect pic.twitter.com/xaJbTzfbF3

— UKCollegeOfPharmacy (@UK_COP) May 8, 2019

"This arrangement will provide USEF members with state of the art equine testing, research, and the independence between the laboratory and the USEF regulatory process.” – @MurrayKessler https://t.co/t73lDox6rQ

— US Equestrian (@USequestrian) October 31, 2018

Is your senior horse receiving the right nutrition in their twilight years? Dr. Amanda Adams of @UKGluckCenter on supporting the health and immunity of our aging equine friends: https://t.co/Z8Puccnddm pic.twitter.com/hq3NjybJe8

— Alltech (@Alltech) August 13, 2018

Have you heard the news?

Every UK freshman in the Fall 2019 class will receive an iPad Air as part of our “Smart Campus” initiative and our ongoing commitment to students’ needs and successes. #seeblue https://t.co/L9kixriyeb

— University of Kentucky (@universityofky) April 30, 2019

$87 million to. . .
save lives.
reduce harm.
inform the nation.

The @NIH and @NIDAnews believe our researchers have the knowledge, skills, resources and passion to address one of the nation's largest crises and heal our communities. #HEALingCommunities https://t.co/900GwcKMx0

— University of Kentucky (@universityofky) April 18, 2019

Special thanks to all of the elite jockeys who suited up in their silks to test out some of the research equipment used in @UKCHS's Jockey Equine Initiative lab!

For more on how we're working to protect the health of jockeys, visit https://t.co/ifUbmjzlft pic.twitter.com/Xm3P2PoL0Q

— University of Kentucky (@universityofky) April 11, 2019

Thanks, in large part, to a $2 million Mellon Grant, Brent Seales finally has the access, funding and approach needed to read the Herculaneum scrolls. https://t.co/fuBlUvlfEq @UKCompSci @ukyengineering pic.twitter.com/rQCizXh4q8

— UK Research (@ResearchKY) May 21, 2019

Jennifer Havens has spent the past decade studying the transmission of infectious disease and advocating for the expansion of harm reduction programs. Her work is now aiming to eradicate #HepatitisC in Perry County. https://t.co/YK6axv0qtc pic.twitter.com/TXylMqAdiX

— UK Research (@ResearchKY) May 17, 2019

UK Geography 'Maps' its way to a better Lexington. The Mapshop initiative uses expertise in geospatial software and technical resources to assist the City of Lexington in raising critical mapping capacities. @UKarts_sciences https://t.co/an370Jb5JX pic.twitter.com/fZ0iSnHjf1

— UK Research (@ResearchKY) May 13, 2019

What impacts have the emergence of Lyft and Uber had on traffic patterns and how cities move? @ukyengineering's Greg Erhardt research has found they may have made congestion problems worse. https://t.co/4bebKBmmwh pic.twitter.com/KYFM7UnRxy

— UK Research (@ResearchKY) May 13, 2019

In the past, using "Alzheimer’s disease" & "dementia" interchangeably was a generally accepted practice. Now there's rising appreciation that a variety of diseases & disease processes contribute to dementia. https://t.co/5t9czczxiG pic.twitter.com/Fo37w2PMDJ

— UK Research (@ResearchKY) May 1, 2019

As the chair of the ED, Dr. Roger Humphries has implemented policies and programs to help address the needs of the ~400 patients they see per day who are affected by complications related to opioid use disorder. A changed view and a changed approach. https://t.co/wAaq8Gk52y pic.twitter.com/Xevqe4hEt8

— UK Research (@ResearchKY) April 24, 2019

The Von Allmen Center for Entrepreneurship, part of University of Kentucky’s Gatton College of Business and Economics, announced that applications are now being accepted for the Fall 2019 Entrepreneurs Bootcamp. https://t.co/2h0bU8Swhp pic.twitter.com/Ozza4PxKWk

— UK Research (@ResearchKY) April 22, 2019

The largest grant in @universityofky's history has an ambitious but profoundly important goal: reducing opioid overdose deaths by 40 percent in 16 counties that represent more than a third of Kentucky's population. #HEALinitiative #NIDAscience @NIH @HHSgov #UK4KY pic.twitter.com/uvURz9wrYe

— Eli Capilouto (@UKYpres) May 8, 2019

.@universityofky researchers are using high-flying drones to improve our abilities in weather forecasting. “It's a matter of time and working with organizations like @NASA and @NSF.” #ThankstoScience https://t.co/XJbSWnIvqG

— The Science Coalition (@scicoalition) May 1, 2019

Since 2003, there have been no new drugs approved for the treatment of Alzheimer's Disease. Our Dr. Gregory Jicha, neurologist specializing in memory disorders and aging, is working to change that by facilitating participation in a new national study.https://t.co/twd4oGgGUX

— UK Neuroscience (@UKYneuroscience) April 30, 2019

Waiting lists for addiction treatment aren't just inconvenient, they can be deadly. UK HealthCare doctors and researchers saw a barrier to access and they built a bridge. #RxSummit2019 https://t.co/SiDKTdekfZ

— UKCollegeOfPharmacy (@UK_COP) April 23, 2019

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Adults with Down syndrome may face several challenges as they age, including a higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Scientists at @ResearchKY are conducting research studies to learn more about how the disease may affect an individual's memory.

— UK CCTS (@UK_CCTS) April 23, 2019

"We are not in a situation where this outbreak is over." – Dr. Kathleen Winter, assistant professor of Epidemiology @UKCPH, on the hepatitis A outbreak sweeping Kentucky and the region.https://t.co/gdQx2KYBKS

— UK Public Health (@UKCPH) May 15, 2019

U.S. disaster preparedness slows, illustrating fragile healthcare safety net:

"There's been incremental improvement over the past six years, but progress has been relatively slow and there is plenty of room to do better." – @GlenMays of @NHSPIndex https://t.co/YuiV5Cfzoc

— UK Public Health (@UKCPH) May 9, 2019

Dr. Peter Nelson @universityofky Sanders-Brown Center on Aging is the lead author of groundbreaking research looking at a new kind of dementia, highlighted here by @CNN. Dr. David Fardo and Dr. Yuriko Katsumata @UKYbiostats are among the co-authorshttps://t.co/sg750KfeYZ

— UK Public Health (@UKCPH) May 1, 2019

"Now that the scientific community is on the same page about LATE, further research into the 'how' and 'why' can help us develop disease-specific drugs that target the right patients." – Dr. Pete Nelson https://t.co/DIQautHF66

— UK HealthCare (@UK_HealthCare) May 1, 2019

A new grant from the @theNCI – led by Professor Mark Dignan of @UKMarkey – brings together UK and @OhioState with the @neahec and 12 clinical partners across Kentucky and Ohio with one goal: Increasing rates of colorectal cancer screenings.https://t.co/h0m6EGZtOJ

— UK HealthCare (@UK_HealthCare) April 22, 2019

Since 2009, the number of UK patients diagnosed with opioid use and Hepatitis C ballooned from 121 to 1,302. In 2018, the cost of treating Hep C in drug users at UK topped $10 million.https://t.co/FBpOiuVqmQ

— Lexington Herald-Leader (@heraldleader) April 19, 2019

Our new "fab lab" is offered as a course for UK chemistry students looking to experience hands-on training in materials chemistry and is one of the only labs of its kind in this field. Check it out:https://t.co/LRRgK4jo4q #ukartsci pic.twitter.com/umNn6yURfE

— UK Arts & Sciences (@UKarts_sciences) May 14, 2019

A&S Chemistry has pioneered the first stratospheric measurements using a drone glider! Doctoral student Travis Schuyler and Prof. Marcelo Guzman built a system for fast sampling of temperature, pressure and humidity for the HiDRON glider. https://t.co/vSnUBzzFEM. #ukartsci #uky pic.twitter.com/8NhorG5Y13

— UK Arts & Sciences (@UKarts_sciences) April 12, 2019

A&S biology professor, Jeramiah Smith, is receiving national attention for his axolotl research. Dr. Smith was quoted recently in the NY Times and Smithsonian Magazine. Check out what everyone's talking about: https://t.co/K0ykdkctMf & https://t.co/qkaIsTGuF0. #ukartsci #seeblue pic.twitter.com/lVwW7Wlzt3

— UK Arts & Sciences (@UKarts_sciences) February 12, 2019

Jim Hower, a professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, is participating in a project to bring sustainability and coal mining together. Read about it here: https://t.co/ogMia8QSqe #ukartsci #uky #seeblue pic.twitter.com/iG4H7f6y4J

— UK Arts & Sciences (@UKarts_sciences) January 16, 2019

The A&S Physics Department contributes to a groundbreaking experiment: For the first time, the team of scientists was able to measure the weak interaction between protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom! https://t.co/lowVjBAWJ5 #ukartsci #seeblue #uky pic.twitter.com/nI5KDRR9pe

— UK Arts & Sciences (@UKarts_sciences) January 3, 2019

Do you experience stress, anxiety or even depression from November to January? If so, you're not alone. Michelle Martel, associate professor in the Department of Psychology, gives some tips on how to cope with holiday stress. Read about it here: https://t.co/K2Nodtnydt #ukartsci pic.twitter.com/1s0IqSheQY

— UK Arts & Sciences (@UKarts_sciences) December 19, 2018

Huge congrats to an awesome professor!! https://t.co/ot06lPtwIm

— UKY Election Law (@UKYelectionlaw) January 8, 2019

Christopher W. Frost, Everett H. Metcalf, Jr. Professor of Law at #UKLaw, will serve as co-chair of Mayor-elect Linda Gorton’s transition team. #AllRise Read more here. https://t.co/S6PHECeJEW https://t.co/S6PHECeJEW

— UK College of Law (@ukcollegeoflaw) December 5, 2018

Joshua A. Douglas, Thomas P. Lewis Professor of Law at #UKLaw, was recently quoted in the Louisville Courier Journal article… https://t.co/DGuqfdPzc3

— UK College of Law (@ukcollegeoflaw) November 6, 2018

Wisconsin Vol.9 (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

If you haven’t seen @JJWatt’s commencement speech from #UWGrad today @UWMadison, then Watt are you waiting for???

Watch JJ’s entire speech on Facebook

🎓👉 https://t.co/x9l7liCTEv pic.twitter.com/IM4kZkBYe7

— Wisconsin Football (@BadgerFootball) May 12, 2019

9-0 for the first time since 2004#OnWisconsin || #Badgers pic.twitter.com/94vVwNRjkk

— Wisconsin Football (@BadgerFootball) November 4, 2017

Streaming from the Kohl Center, we’re live for the 2019 Spring Commencement graduate degree ceremony. #UWGrad https://t.co/R8PbemPxdp

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) May 10, 2019

In 1869, the first six women received bachelor’s degrees from #UWMadison. We celebrate the trailblazers who have come before and those who demonstrate a woman’s place is wherever she wants — and it’s most certainly at UW. #UWWomen150

🎓 https://t.co/GTYQ0nRvk5 pic.twitter.com/76qMAFqLdF

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) May 11, 2019

Commencement looked *a little* different 100 years ago in the Stock Pavilion 🎓#UWGrad | #TBT

📷: @UWMadArchives pic.twitter.com/9AcyZUfNg7

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) May 9, 2019

Two L&S professors won prestigious awards from the American Council of Learned Societies.https://t.co/tQkb6CXE9y

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) May 3, 2019

A team of researchers in the #UWMadison Department of Plant Pathology has generated plants with increased resistance to white mold, a scourge to soybeans. And, as an added bonus, the plants show greater tolerance to drought. #UWChangesLives #UWMadisonCALS https://t.co/IEYyS7MkzN

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) April 29, 2019

“Our air, water, soil, forests, oceans, rivers, lakes, scenic beauty, wildlife habitat, minerals — that is the wealth of the country.”

We’re grateful for #UWGrad Gaylord Nelson, who founded #EarthDay 50 years ago today. #OnWisconsin

🌎 https://t.co/ilTQ70Puso pic.twitter.com/PphzB1jIZ3

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) April 22, 2019

A dozen scientists, including @WiscLimnology’s Steve Carpenter, are bringing attention to the need to better manage recreational fisheries to protect the health of inland and near-shore fish populations and to preserve the recreational fishing experience. https://t.co/NHL1QUyB2t

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) April 17, 2019

#UWMadison is a research powerhouse with more than $1.19 billion in annual research expenditures.

But funding only tells part of the research success story. In fact, research at UW is changing student lives in profound—and unexpected—ways. #UWChangesLives https://t.co/AbEgPZUtzL

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) April 11, 2019

WOW, #Badgers! Your #DayoftheBadger support has been nothing short of tremendous ❤️

Chancellor @BeckyBlank is doubling her commitment, so when you donate up to $100 to your favorite college, school or passion, your gift will be doubled—dollar for dollar! https://t.co/SY6nB6xmy2 pic.twitter.com/Geq3YUmxli

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) April 10, 2019

While a professor for 50 years, Warren Porter remained a student too, taking 52 different classes across 19 different departments. “Really, If you want to become technically competent you have to be willing to be an ignoramus again,” Porter said. https://t.co/yBHcHaBfuD

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) April 4, 2019

#BadgersVote based on where they live. On #ElectionDay, you must vote at an assigned location in your neighborhood based on your current address.

Find your polling place at https://t.co/5Pu2aGRbur pic.twitter.com/78152Qbmkm

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) April 2, 2019

Many students don’t know their major, or career path, when they arrive at UW-Madison. But the wealth of opportunities here helps them find their way. Here’s the stories of three of them, and another way that #UWChangesLives. https://t.co/pyehd6HWAb

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) March 15, 2019

As #LakeMichigan rises, wave erosion at the bottom has started to translate into collapses at the top.@UWiscSeaGrant research is aimed at better understanding how the bluffs erode and what triggers their collapse. https://t.co/Hsz87AmsJU

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) February 15, 2019

🧀 Wisconsin native
🏈 @BadgerFootball legend
💪 #HurricaneHarvey relief hero
🏆 Walter Payton Man of the Year

We can’t wait to welcome @JJWatt back to Camp Randall as our #UWGrad speaker this May. https://t.co/W5ilTDHsPO

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) February 7, 2019

Exploding slime from spineless fish? Math is so cool (and kinda gross). https://t.co/UTdITMmOh1

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) January 16, 2019

50 years ago this month, the world’s first autonomous space-based astronomical observatory helped set the stage for a new era of #astronomy. Its payload included seven telescopes from #UWMadison. https://t.co/sDKxHriFrb

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) December 4, 2018

With more than $1.19 billion in annual research expenditures, #UWMadison remains a research powerhouse at #6 in the nation. #OnWisconsin! https://t.co/MODGUQiXgr

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) November 20, 2018

#UWMadison's Center for @HealthyMinds developed a video game to boost kids’ empathy and develop their skills in identifying emotions. #NationalVideoGamesDay https://t.co/abrnnpZiuI

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) September 12, 2018

The @UWMadison-led neutrino observatory @uw_icecube, partnering with telescopes around the world, announced today their discovery of a source of cosmic rays, solving a century-old mystery of their origin. #BlazarNeutrino https://t.co/yjPrtKGm4A pic.twitter.com/E8lS8a4rHj

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) July 12, 2018

As rural community populations shrink, #UWMadison researchers are looking to understand what factors are helping certain small #Wisconsin towns buck the trend lead the way in attracting young adults. https://t.co/V83aAydn4t

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) July 10, 2018

Socio-economic factors can affect health in surprising ways. A first-of-its-kind neighborhood map developed by @uwsmph aims to help guide medical decision-making and eliminate U.S. health disparities. https://t.co/WttmQcchyE

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) July 2, 2018

According to @UWPsych, when it comes to foreign languages, the more you speak the better you are at listening. https://t.co/KfCY2dvh5O

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) April 16, 2018

#Badgers and public service go hand in hand. We’re proud to be ranked #1 in @PeaceCorps volunteers for the second year in a row. #OnWisconsin https://t.co/8ViTArD2Ib

— UW-Madison (@UWMadison) February 21, 2018

The sweet sounds of success: beloved @UWMadison band leader Mike Leckrone looks back on 50 years of high notes.https://t.co/tvnDFuSsKv pic.twitter.com/ysd8qSWZ9Q

— BTN LiveBIG (@BTNLiveBIG) April 8, 2019

The @WSJ asked me to write a graduation speech to the class of 2019.

I don’t know if it was a good idea, but I wrote one anyway.

My graduation speech is called:

“The Secret of Life is Nobody Really Knows What They Are Doing.”
https://t.co/yfxJMdMHAl

— Jason Gay (@jasongay) May 10, 2019

UW, @beckyblank deepen partnership with @amfam @amfamjack with American Family Data Science Institute: https://t.co/QI7a9fVoNe

— UW-Madison Media (@UWMadisonMedia) April 19, 2019

The oldest recorded Yiddish music lives at the @UWMadLibraries Mills Music Library on the @UWMadison campus. The wax cylinder recordings were named a historic treasure by @librarycongress for the National Recording Registry. https://t.co/LLIjFRuaOT

— UW-Madison Media (@UWMadisonMedia) April 19, 2019

Botox injections are up more than 800 percent since 2000. @UWMadison psychology professor @PaulaNiedenthal tells @nytimes why that's bad news for our emotions. https://t.co/jKtkfWfNkJ

— UW-Madison Media (@UWMadisonMedia) April 18, 2019

Timothy Smeeding of @IRP_UW, @UWLaFollette, helped draft this report and can discuss how we can reduce childhood poverty. https://t.co/nnemraoRcq https://t.co/SttK03uKTf

— UW-Madison Media (@UWMadisonMedia) February 28, 2019

What's wrong with crazy snake worms? A lot of stuff, says Bradley Herrick from @UWArboretum @UWMadison. Via @onEarthMag @bittelmethis. https://t.co/uTeAvh1eEw

— UW-Madison Media (@UWMadisonMedia) February 25, 2019

The last migration was a good one for #Monarch butterflies. @UWMadison @UWArboretum's Karen Oberhauser says there's reason to cheer and reason to be concerned. Via @NewYorker @suehalpernVT https://t.co/iz1JncQdof

— UW-Madison Media (@UWMadisonMedia) February 21, 2019

The next generation of #antibiotics might come from bugs. @UWMadison's @currie_lab tested the microbes on insects from around the world. They found some leads. Via @NPR https://t.co/FxPRQft9m0

— UW-Madison Media (@UWMadisonMedia) February 15, 2019

If your #gifts bombed this holiday season, @UWMadison marketing professor Evan Polman knows a thing or two about how to do better. Via @WSJ @EBernsteinWSJ https://t.co/W2g6vPIKsv

— UW-Madison Media (@UWMadisonMedia) January 2, 2019

.@ElectionsCenter's @bcburden told @nytimes @emilymbadger that Bush v. Gore in 2000 may have forever changed our ideas about #voting. https://t.co/ZAfjsZShzM

— UW-Madison Media (@UWMadisonMedia) October 29, 2018

UW Summer's Launch programs help incoming freshmen start their UW-Madison experience in the summer by completing degree requirements, earning credits, and meeting new friends. Badger Herald details benefits of these programs from students' perspectives. https://t.co/ERmikOCza9

— UW-Madison Summer (@UWSummer) February 27, 2019

For columnist @jasongay ’92, @UWMadison is never far from his thoughts. #OnWisconsin https://t.co/DREi0o413i via @onwismag

— Wisconsin Alumni (@WisAlumni) May 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/WisAlumni/status/1125808008045289472

As the cost of higher education continues to rise, libraries like ours are in a unique position to help minimize the impact on the wallets of students and faculty. Read more here: https://t.co/dradhS1ruI & https://t.co/OSSL2IPx4x #UWChangesLives @UWMadison pic.twitter.com/Sc8bPcf2ld

— UW-Madison Libraries (@UWMadLibraries) March 28, 2019

"Freedom is one thing. It is indivisible. You have it all or you are not free. Our goal is freedom." -Martin Luther King, Jr. #MLKDay pic.twitter.com/JiveEiMCpw

— UW-Madison Archives (@UWMadArchives) January 21, 2019

A few items from around the state that just seem appropriate today #PolarVortex

From
@USSCobiaMuseum https://t.co/n22dhfZiKn
Wetherby Cranberry Library https://t.co/TQipF7E6Ci @UWMadArchives https://t.co/x9vCSy3zdo @MilwaukeePubLib https://t.co/NSKEr0NBbc pic.twitter.com/E9rL5ledrB

— Recollection Wi (@RecollectionWi) January 30, 2019

At @UWMadison there are many ways to get involved with your local community. For Caroline Hanson, she took a nebulous idea involving cherry tomatoes, food insecurity, and the Wisconsin Idea Fellowship and created The Patio Tomato Project. Read more: https://t.co/LVRH5spwWo

— UW Morgridge Center (@MorgridgeCenter) December 12, 2018

Professor of Folklore and Scandinavian Studies at @UWMadison, Jim Leary, has been nominated for a Grammy for the second time, in the Best Album Notes category! https://t.co/hXUIp74Kv1 pic.twitter.com/mK2LMADjeJ

— UW-Madison Arts (@uwmadisonarts) December 20, 2018

Graduate student Jacqueline Goldstein studies the connection between stars' structures and their vibrations, peering under the surface of stars by surveying their subtle sounds. https://t.co/DVzzphYzAF

— UW Graduate School (@UWMadGSEd) April 30, 2019

Research by a team of UW–Madison graduate students was cited in the Mueller report, which dominated news coverage last week. @uw_sjmc grad student Josephine Lukito took a moment to talk about the research she and fellow grad students are doing: https://t.co/jydWeoh6ZL

— UW Graduate School (@UWMadGSEd) April 25, 2019

The @D2P_UWMad Innovation to Market program teaches you how to find product-market fit and work with potential customers to develop a successful startup. Applications for the Summer 2019 session are open now through May 15. Learn more here: https://t.co/pCJNtwazOi

— UW Graduate School (@UWMadGSEd) April 12, 2019

UW-Madison grad student Julia Janicki recently won a scholarship that will take her to Cocos Island National Park in Costa Rica to track sharks and sea turtles alongside leading environmentalists: https://t.co/h1gtA7i8VA

— UW Graduate School (@UWMadGSEd) March 25, 2019

Every day is #EarthDay at @UWMadison! Graduate students at the @NelsonInstitute study silvopasture and share their knowledge with Wisconsin farmers. Silvopasture has been used within the agricultural community as an approach to sustainable land management. https://t.co/zb3Ct8bAMg pic.twitter.com/ySVu5tcfkX

— UW-Madison Advocacy (@UWMadAdvocacy) April 24, 2019

UW Professor Ann MacGuidwin is assisting Wisconsin ginseng growers expand their market to Taiwan with her expertise in plant pathology. MacGuidwin's research is an amazing example of UW's role in growing the state economy. #UWChangesLives

Read more here: https://t.co/bA3GT3EPlf pic.twitter.com/sk84LVq4BI

— UW-Madison Advocacy (@UWMadAdvocacy) April 19, 2019

Read more about the Precision Molecular Tumor Board here: https://t.co/SDnm50In2C #UWHealth #UWChangesLives #UWMadisonAdvocacy

— UW-Madison Advocacy (@UWMadAdvocacy) March 6, 2019

H3N2 flu viruses are responsible for some of the more severe cases of flu we see, but they're hard to get right in seasonal vaccines. A new cell line from @uwvetmed's Yoshi Kawaoka could help address that challenge: https://t.co/4u0LBbAaKK

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) April 29, 2019

"In total, nearly 50 projects have been developed with Green County, engaging more than 250 students and at least 45 community members." #UWChangesLives https://t.co/NH9K9x2RX1

— The Wisconsin Idea (@wisidea) April 29, 2019

Dairy educators from @UWEXCoopExt support farmers and farm employees with their work across our state to help keep the dairy industry strong – #UWChanges lives by bringing important information to WI farms. https://t.co/ICVFKTtthI

— The Wisconsin Idea (@wisidea) April 11, 2019

#UWChangesLives https://t.co/pjDpLBQsLQ

— The Wisconsin Idea (@wisidea) April 8, 2019

"Often you can get more done with a couple of students in the room than you’ve gotten done for years on projects." – Cara Carper, Green County Development Corp. executive director. @UWUniverCity @UWEXCoopExt https://t.co/8SUeaXgk5L

— The Wisconsin Idea (@wisidea) April 5, 2019

Making sure every qualified student can afford to be a Badger is one way #UWChangesLives. 65 of the 72 WI counties have students covered under Bucky's Tuition Promise.

Need more info on the program? You can get it @UWMad_FinAid or by going here ▶️ https://t.co/j66bdqpqDg pic.twitter.com/q5MOWbrchI

— The Wisconsin Idea (@wisidea) March 20, 2019

“It’s a game changer for rural families,” says Ted Halbach, who oversees undergraduate recruiting for the UW–Madison’s dairy science department. #UWChangesLives https://t.co/3yxxxSjcDD

— The Wisconsin Idea (@wisidea) March 19, 2019

"In the past three years, the university has boosted scholarship funding, increased online and in-demand courses, and expanded undergraduate research opportunities" #UWChangeLives https://t.co/uz6lpV88Bb

— The Wisconsin Idea (@wisidea) March 12, 2019

Three @UWMadison students have been selected as recipients of the prestigious Barry Goldwater scholarship, awarded to students for excellence in the sciences. https://t.co/iF4xqOScSI

— UW-Madison L&S (@UWMadisonLS) May 10, 2019

Did you find Fueling Discovery in Sunday’s @WiStateJournal? The special section highlights “brilliant scholars pushing the boundaries of knowledge and understanding” through their research. It you missed it, give it a read here: https://t.co/90McfJIf9O pic.twitter.com/CY4Fk2MVGK

— UW-Madison L&S (@UWMadisonLS) May 7, 2019

A wonderful story about @UWSOM's Mike Leckrone, “the man out front” of the University of Wisconsin Marching Band: https://t.co/XkEWJrpJCq

— UW-Madison L&S (@UWMadisonLS) April 19, 2019

Wow! Congratulations American politics expert, Katherine Cramer, and director of the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, Jo Handelsman! https://t.co/jJtWiFpDe8

— UW-Madison L&S (@UWMadisonLS) April 17, 2019

Helping campus secure state-of-the-art microscopy equipment is becoming her specialty. @UWBotany’s Marisa Otegui talks about TEM, trust and collaboration in this @UWMadScience story https://t.co/VBACUvmkOu

— UW-Madison L&S (@UWMadisonLS) February 26, 2019

Dr. Davidson from @UWMadison @healthyminds is featured in @nytimes on training your mind to think positively! https://t.co/X2KXYB83Uy pic.twitter.com/nIZHXPktGw

— UW-Madison L&S (@UWMadisonLS) May 1, 2017

A new project "Risk and Reward," links @UWBusiness with L&S to create the #DreamTeam. @UWHumanities https://t.co/awV2P0ckGz pic.twitter.com/3hev9yz8Ss

— UW-Madison L&S (@UWMadisonLS) April 13, 2017

How to learn better and remember longer? Jeffrey S. Russell reviews “Make It Stick,” which offers a scientifically sound approach to learning: https://t.co/lBk7RSit91 @WUSTL @Harvard_Press @UWPsych

— Continuing Studies (@UWContinStudies) September 3, 2018

Dairy drinks that don't need refrigeration? If any state can do it, it's Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Center for Dairy Research on the @UWMadison campus received a grant from @WEDCNews and Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin to work on these beverages: https://t.co/lXolbm0b6V pic.twitter.com/yqrnmns34n

— UW System (@UWSystem) April 27, 2019

The University of Wisconsin System touches every corner of the state, offering unique opportunities and life-changing interactions. No matter what you’re looking for, it’s #AllinWI. pic.twitter.com/JWaN4I548G

— UW System (@UWSystem) March 14, 2019

Wisconsin Vol.6 (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

Do you like bicycling? So does Madison!@peopleforbikes just ranked our isthmus utopia in the Top 10-most bike-friendly cities in the country!https://t.co/i9NlKo9dF8 pic.twitter.com/lY6ynXfPxn

— UW–Madison Planning & Landscape Architecture (@UWisconsinDPLA) May 7, 2019

Study suggests trees are crucial to the future of our cities https://t.co/IXnGNIf1xE via @uwmadison @APASCD @APA_WI @UWUniverCity @UWMadisonPlan @UWisconsinDPLA @SustainUW @leagueofcities @LeagueWIMunis

— Joshua Clements (@JoshClements) March 28, 2019

"America’s suburbs are becoming more diverse — economically and racially — but they are still just as dependent and just as unsustainable because of car culture." @schmangee https://t.co/SayvrPFc56

— Complete Streets (@completestreets) November 25, 2018

Hourly capacity of car-oriented street
vs.
hourly capacity of multimodal street
pic @VisionZeroCA pic.twitter.com/4ZftTds18b

— Urban Planning & Mobility (@urbanthoughts11) October 24, 2018

More amazing work happening at @uwvetmed #UWChangesLives Study: Vaccines could prevent cancer in dogs, eventually humans https://t.co/h4Y0b8Gphg via @WiStateJournal

— UW State Relations (@StateRelations) May 3, 2019

A group of state lawmakers are working to help Wisconsin's struggling dairy industry, by focusing on our research universities, including @UWMadisonCALS https://t.co/fyIPJT5aUV

— UW State Relations (@StateRelations) May 1, 2019

#UWChangesLives: School of Veterinary Medicine has big impact in Wisconsin https://t.co/qd0t79yQun via @uwmadison

— UW State Relations (@StateRelations) April 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/StateRelations/status/1117075809527844865

.@UWMadisonCALS: Now is the time to invest in research for our dairy future https://t.co/wWk7bGN7ma via @WI_State_Farmer

— UW State Relations (@StateRelations) April 5, 2019

Tagged along on @uwvetmed tour as @WisAlumni saw why UW officials want a new facility. It's part of the governor's state budget proposal, but could be removed by lawmakers looking to cut down on spending #WKOW https://t.co/fOtkUeVuXG

— Jennifer Kliese (@jenniferkliese) April 11, 2019

The research – with implications for the biofuels industry- is funded by @NIH, @NSF and @doescience https://t.co/2Rhsz6tG2E

— UW Federal Relations (@UWFedRelations) November 9, 2018

The #MorrillAct broadened @UWMadison's academic scope and gave rise to the Wisconsin Idea #OnWisconsin https://t.co/WrlQw8qT00

— UW Federal Relations (@UWFedRelations) July 2, 2018

.@UWMadison joins Chicago Quantum Exchange @UChicago @Fermilab – https://t.co/f4OpKmzkG1 pic.twitter.com/k8mV45MYnH

— Argonne National Lab (@argonne) March 5, 2019

Genes behind lager yeast’s cold- and sugar-loving success revealed https://t.co/ZvTMFg4tNu @UWMadison @UWMadScience @GLBioenergy pic.twitter.com/QstBmQl8iH

— DOE Science (@doescience) February 5, 2019

Unless the government reaches a budget agreement this week, funding for @NSF will run out. As the only federal agency that funds #FundamentalResearch across all disciplines, @NSF plays a critical role in sustaining economic growth. https://t.co/2WoolCSHe3 pic.twitter.com/XHiwWnESSW

— The Science Coalition (@scicoalition) December 18, 2018

The slimy aerial roots of this corn, developed by a @UWMadison-led collaboration, could mean a significant reduction in fertilizer use. https://t.co/xcksTn9OSA pic.twitter.com/3fpdLb55P1

— BTN LiveBIG (@BTNLiveBIG) August 20, 2018

With the support of @NSF, researchers at @UWMadScience discovered evidence of high-energy cosmic neutrinos in Arctic ice. @uw_icecube is located a mile beneath the South Pole and its detections will help us gain a greater understanding of our universe. https://t.co/4qV6fEk28Q

— The Science Coalition (@scicoalition) August 2, 2018

We caught it! NSF’s @uw_icecube catches first high-energy neutrino in the Antarctic ice and telescopes around the world confirmed it. https://t.co/fP1GDgnvAd #BlazarNeutrino pic.twitter.com/5nXdNw65YH

— National Science Foundation (@NSF) July 12, 2018

Researchers at @UWMadison have created a very special crystal that may revolutionize imaging and remote sensing. Learn more: https://t.co/I7nzhMK2kB #engineering pic.twitter.com/Zv8ZEZazd7

— National Science Foundation (@NSF) June 19, 2018

There's a war beneath your feet — @UWMadison researchers explore the mysterious world of soil's microbial community: https://t.co/e6auTpb9cQ pic.twitter.com/G6aTSJR054

— National Science Foundation (@NSF) May 24, 2018

Talk about a win-win! Fixing #beaches provides both environmental and economic benefits, finds @uwoshkosh Prof. Greg Kleinheinz. With Sea Grant funding, he's focusing on 10 beaches along the #LakeMichigan shore: https://t.co/ryuc6mvYNb #waterquality #SeaGrantFunded #WhySeaGrant

— Wisconsin Sea Grant (@UWiscSeaGrant) May 13, 2019

Anglers in the #GreatLakes may sometimes need help ID-ing #trout and #salmon species. We can help! Consult the free guide "Salmon & Trout of the Great Lakes," developed w/3 other Sea Grant programs: https://t.co/itJjBsC7Ep #fishing

— Wisconsin Sea Grant (@UWiscSeaGrant) May 10, 2019

You know him as the illustrious @DrFishSG here on Twitter. Now get a glimpse of fisheries specialist Titus Seilheimer in his natural habitat along the #LakeMichigan shore, talking about his work with commercial fisherman, students and more: https://t.co/DNLZWmhQ2q #WhySeaGrant

— Wisconsin Sea Grant (@UWiscSeaGrant) May 2, 2019

We caught up recently with Danielle Cloutier, PhD, a former #KnaussFellow who is now a policy director with the #sportfishing association @ASAFishing. Read how her Knauss experience helped her bring together her science & policy chops: https://t.co/jekWH5JfTK pic.twitter.com/RvPlk2fDBo

— Wisconsin Sea Grant (@UWiscSeaGrant) May 1, 2019

How does social science fit into the broader work of Wisconsin #SeaGrant? Find out by getting to know @DeidreMKE in our video profile, and how she looks at the root causes of problems & works with people to solve them: https://t.co/5zW2X7Q0K0

— Wisconsin Sea Grant (@UWiscSeaGrant) April 29, 2019

Nice whiskers ya got there! This lake #sturgeon was spotted yesterday on the Wolf River system, as the 2019 sturgeon spawn is now underway. Lake sturgeon have four smooth barbels that help the fish find food. More info on the current spawning from @WDNR: https://t.co/euz5wTWxA4 pic.twitter.com/Bqm8mFsuFH

— Wisconsin Sea Grant (@UWiscSeaGrant) April 26, 2019

Interested in #aquaculture? Missed the most recent Wis. Aquaculture Conference? Then check out our recap of some conference highlights. This successful event was organized @UWSPNADF and the Wis. Aquaculture Assn. Story here: https://t.co/ExDN4NN1DK pic.twitter.com/P84RHc4D97

— Wisconsin Sea Grant (@UWiscSeaGrant) April 24, 2019

Canada is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world, according to a recent climate change study. What does that mean for the Great Lakes? #enviroreads https://t.co/Xh88I7E0Iw

— GreatLakesEcho (@GreatLakesEcho) May 15, 2019

Paul Smith @mjsps: Sturgeon spawning on the Milwaukee River could be just years away @UWiscSeaGrant has been invested in sturgeon for many years. Fred Binkowski and Kathy Kline both get a mention.https://t.co/rmj6WQgqnw

Sturgeon book: https://t.co/D4Dd7nzGJX

— Titus Seilheimer (@DrFishSG) April 25, 2019

Ever noticed the beach and shoreline changing? Factors leading to coastal erosion can be detected by buoys! #HowBuoysHelp Learn more: https://t.co/KnyCDueYH4 pic.twitter.com/pu2CeATPqj

— IL-IN Sea Grant (@ILINSeaGrant) April 25, 2019

To protect the Great Lakes from aquatic invaders, we must track the spread of non-native species. @miseagrant & partners developed a user-friendly tool called GLANSIS Map Explorer to make the task easier https://t.co/MMhDjSefO1 #invasive #GreatLakes #lake #aquatic #science #tech pic.twitter.com/NDJwVtGOXG

— NOAA Sea Grant (@SeaGrant) April 26, 2019

Here's Why We Cannot Just 'Nuke' Hurricanes, a curious question answered by Dr. Marshall Shepherd and others:https://t.co/Byf13BcfJp @UWCIMSS @UW_AOS @DrShepherd2013

— UW-Madison SSEC (@UWSSEC) May 14, 2019

The Weather Guys, @UW_AOS profs @saackerm & Jonathan Martin, answer this week's question: When did computer-based weather forecasts begin? Find out here: https://t.co/tpkl9bhMqt @UWCIMSS @UWMadScience pic.twitter.com/YV5E5lZE82

— UW-Madison SSEC (@UWSSEC) May 7, 2019

Ask the Weather Guys: Is there a windiest time of year in Madison?https://t.co/RcEStCtrOL @UWCIMSS @UW_AOS @UWMadScience

— UW-Madison SSEC (@UWSSEC) April 15, 2019

CubeSats are beginning to match some of the capabilities of full-sized sats. @UWCIMSS Director Tristan L’Ecuyer talks with Forbes about the upcoming PREFIRE mission and how it will help improve climate predictions over the Arctic. https://t.co/hLbo19eVHI @UW_AOS @UWMadScience pic.twitter.com/HVmD3vM4L6

— UW-Madison SSEC (@UWSSEC) April 4, 2019

Critical weather data threatened by FCC ‘spectrum’ proposal, Commerce Dept. and NASA say: https://t.co/1gf0C8l7Po @UWCIMSS @UW_AOS

— UW-Madison SSEC (@UWSSEC) March 11, 2019

The CIMSS Satellite blog looks at the storms responsible for the major flooding over northern Wisconsin last weekend:https://t.co/TU5DfIFOVx @UWCIMSS @UW_AOS #Goes16 pic.twitter.com/B6IL44Qg7f

— UW-Madison SSEC (@UWSSEC) June 20, 2018

The morning reveal: beautiful #GOESEast/#GOES16 loop of the exiting nor'easter. HT @UW_AOS. Updates at https://t.co/NbJSscjRHq pic.twitter.com/ZL5CbNWPbr

— UW-Madison CIMSS (@UWCIMSS) April 3, 2019

3 satellite views of the #AuroraBorealis last night.
You're welcome! #VIIRS #NorthernLights pic.twitter.com/tW72nqczVR

— UW-Madison CIMSS (@UWCIMSS) March 12, 2019

With talk of a record breaking low forming in the Great Plains this week, I thought I'd make a animation illustrating the evolution.

In short: Two +PV anomalies phase in the Rockies, initiating sfc cyclogenesis in the lee. Min pressure in low 970's may rival records in the area. pic.twitter.com/gWbYqvYO96

— Philippe Papin (@pppapin) March 12, 2019

Nice view of the cyclone affecting the great lakes today from #GOESEast #wiwx pic.twitter.com/dOshMhYD69

— UW Atmos/Ocean Sci (@UW_AOS) May 13, 2019

#GOESEast 1 minute meso visible imagery of the clouds moving out of Southern Wisconsin this morning is mesmerizing.. #swiwx #wiwx

Real-time updates at https://t.co/1kuGihSx8c pic.twitter.com/G75SOl8ZxM

— UW Atmos/Ocean Sci (@UW_AOS) April 23, 2019

Decreases in #ACA Marketplace plan selections between 2015-2019 in Wisconsin have occurred predominantly among lower income consumers <150% and <200% FPL; number of ACA consumers with incomes 300-400% FPL has steadily increased. Our analysis of new @CMSGov data. pic.twitter.com/gzxkCg78mo

— UWisc Health Policy (@UWHealthPolicy) April 3, 2019

"But what’s being neglected is the emotional behavior and mental needs and support for the caregiver.” Great article about @tailored_care & the research that helps increase supports for family #caregivers. https://t.co/J6aFrCq511

— Aging Research & Edu (@CAREatUW) May 9, 2019

"When internalized by older adults themselves, #ageist views can lead to poorer mental and physical health." The good news: researchers find ageist views are malleable and can be changed. Important @paula_span article detailing @WHO initiative to combat #ageism https://t.co/hOW0L10b3Y

— Aging Research & Edu (@CAREatUW) April 29, 2019

"Older adults across the country face a variety of challenges, including social isolation, food insecurity, a lack of transportation, strained finances and mobility issues," with #rural #OlderAdults more likely to face several at once. https://t.co/JjcqhfhYFF #AgeFriendly

— Aging Research & Edu (@CAREatUW) April 23, 2019

“At the end of his life, Joe was taking over 20 medications and 31 pills a day." @lowninstitute report finds that medication overload has become epidemic among older Americans, leading to widespread harm.https://t.co/bqZyz0pUVZ

— Aging Research & Edu (@CAREatUW) April 3, 2019

WisCaregivers Careers partnership is showing strong outcomes after the first year of implementation. Read the latest report outlining the innovative strategy to meet the long term care industry's workforce needs. https://t.co/dcYzvj0X61 https://t.co/r3sEXNmeF8

— Aging Research & Edu (@CAREatUW) April 1, 2019

Why @NIH now has an inclusion across the lifespan policy: "33 percent of the studies had arbitrary upper age limits, and 65 percent of the trials reported data of participants who were younger than the typical population affected by the disease." https://t.co/Hd1RCWDi1c

— Aging Research & Edu (@CAREatUW) March 28, 2019

Harry Holzer argues that corporate tax cuts can be a useful tool to encourage companies to create good jobs or raise wages – but only if we get them right.https://t.co/zrFyZKavqQ

— Poverty Research IRP (@IRP_UW) May 9, 2019

Katherine Magnuson (@profkmag) on testing the effects of a mother receiving $333 a month for her baby's first 3 years:

"If you’re not worried about your bus pass, you’re going to be a lot more able to have a conversation with your 2-year-old.”https://t.co/bC5tIjm4DE

— Poverty Research IRP (@IRP_UW) May 7, 2019

In Wisconsin, opioid-related deaths have skyrocketed and now kill more Wisconsinites each year than car crashes.

Learn more in a new fact sheet on Wisconsin's Opioid Crisis written by @MorgridgeCenter/IRP poverty studies intern Will Maher. https://t.co/q8Fi84cr0B pic.twitter.com/yTGmGDqric

— Poverty Research IRP (@IRP_UW) April 30, 2019

New episode of the Poverty Research & Policy Podcast: @walter_stern of @UWHistoryDept on Race and Education in New Orleans: Creating the Segregated City.

Stitcher: https://t.co/09LT013W2J

Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/Ya9zfXWWRz

Google Podcasts: https://t.co/WnzxnJC6TH

— Poverty Research IRP (@IRP_UW) April 29, 2019

New @FINRAFoundation Issue Brief by IRP National Poverty Fellow @harvey_melody on findings that that young adults who were required to take personal finance courses in high school were less likely to borrow using payday loans.https://t.co/MwMV1g5J6N pic.twitter.com/YaxvZDXa76

— Poverty Research IRP (@IRP_UW) April 10, 2019

In March, Maria Cancian @McCourtSchool & Daniel Meyer @UWMadSocialWork presented final evaluation findings on a demonstration designed to identify effective policies to help noncustodial parents support their children.

Watch at https://t.co/Cd2z89QyNl

— Poverty Research IRP (@IRP_UW) April 9, 2019

IRP's latest Focus features articles on racial residential segregation.

Read the full issue at https://t.co/z364nVhSGm pic.twitter.com/siNPuSKz7M

— Poverty Research IRP (@IRP_UW) March 27, 2019

A new study out from @FINRAFoundation w/ author Melody Harvey @IRP_UW , finds that requiring high school students to take a personal finance course reduces their likelihood of taking out expensive payday loans down the road https://t.co/to7qd6rFJN

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) April 5, 2019

Millennial women are struggling financially: Here’s why (and why it’s not their fault) https://t.co/aySIx0p7Ni

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) March 21, 2019

Effects of financial education on college financing behaviors highlighted in policy brief by @carly_urban https://t.co/nZ0M3qY9eJ via @physorg_com

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) March 10, 2019

A simple way to get students to borrow more responsibly, according to research by CFS affiliate researcher Carly Urban & co-author Christiana Stoddard of @montanastate https://t.co/nTSkLXNEwr?

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) March 6, 2019

SSTAR Lab examining solutions for making higher education more affordable https://t.co/onuBtsIDVk via @uwmadison

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) February 6, 2019

The heart in the machine: Madison startups combine free enterprise and public service https://t.co/zBPI83oAfs via @CapTimes

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) January 30, 2019

Disabled Americans joining job market at highest level in years – @NicoleMaestas2 https://t.co/AriH1U7T9t via @WSJ

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) January 26, 2019

What Steps Can You Take Toward Financial Well-Being? @PeggyOlive provides listeners with steps to take in 2019 @UWEXCoopExt @UWSoHE https://t.co/dE26WxFgJl

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) January 4, 2019

"How Parents Teach Smart Spending With Apps, Not Cash" @nytimes article featuring @jmcollinswisc @UWLaFollette @UWSoHE and other experts talking about how to teach kids in the age of tech https://t.co/ONeYRxVSUI

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) November 15, 2018

UW-Madison furthers research legacy through investigation of financially vulnerable families | The Daily Cardinal https://t.co/U1eShGzbhz via @dailycardinal

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) November 5, 2018

"Is layoff insurance right for you?" @jmcollinswisc discusses how the effects of growing income volatility among other financial strains could be lessened @WXOW https://t.co/MoXMQlTPKc

— UW-Madison CFS (@UWMadisonCFS) August 24, 2018

This week, we're thinking of civil rights activist Harris Wofford whose spirit… https://t.co/EoQB4dhCGd

— CenterforHumanities (@UWHumanities) January 31, 2019

Author Dan Kaufman writes in the The New Yorker about the role of education in Wisconsin’s gubernatorial election…. https://t.co/1Rz77pKbEM

— CenterforHumanities (@UWHumanities) August 28, 2018

Wisconsin Vol.5 (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

Hail fellows well mathed: https://t.co/auXPlpz02u

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) March 22, 2019

Manitowoc, WI meet Hackensack, NJ, your climate analog of the future. New map tool shows you what your climate could be like in 2080, with and without the #ParisAgreement https://t.co/I7UK53kzhf

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) March 20, 2019

3D printing is already useful. But @UWMadisonChem researchers have developed a way to use light to print with two substances at once, which would be a huge boon for crafting complex materials. https://t.co/WG7mTUJBfw pic.twitter.com/xDqgULxYpa

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) March 13, 2019

The idea is pretty simple: Ancient people pooped. It ran off into the lake and got trapped there. More people = more poop. And now we can track population and climate change at the same time. Yes, because of 💩. https://t.co/FkhdhVC7Mi

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) February 25, 2019

Lakes that freeze today may not tomorrow. Why that means more than just less ice skating.https://t.co/I9Qq1EIjzn

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) February 5, 2019

Under some last-minute gift pressure? @WSBresearch’s Evan Polman has some advice: Get a little something for yourself.https://t.co/gqcC3gzxpl

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) December 20, 2018

The key to welcoming good development to cities without all that congestion might be building fewer roads — and more transit, pedestrian, and bike facilities instead. https://t.co/uShemLZYxy

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) November 28, 2018

To improve how scientists analyze brain images, researchers at the @UWWaismanCenter decided to build a brain.
Or at least, a brain model.https://t.co/DlZl2GQs1I

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) November 9, 2018

.@UWMadison physicists are a part of the new work at CERN that discovered an interaction between the Higgs boson and the top quark — the heaviest particle ever discovered. https://t.co/pFPkb1WNqF

— UW–Madison Science (@UWMadScience) June 5, 2018

“The bobtail squid is special because it has just one bacterium that colonizes in a dedicated organ in the animal, so that allows us to look at the natural processes that occur.” –@markjmandel https://t.co/4s8jk2eJ1i

— UW-Madison MMI (@UWMadisonMMI) May 3, 2019

Pancakes, served with a side of science https://t.co/99AtpNN8kl via @WIRED #PancakeDay

— UW-Madison MMI (@UWMadisonMMI) March 5, 2019

A new way to wind development clock of cardiac muscle cells. “If you want to know how drugs, such as beta blockers, work in the adult heart, it’s better to test those in more mature, human iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes,” says the director of the SCRM Center https://t.co/OscZ2243i6

— UWResearch (@UWiscResearch) May 15, 2019

Seventeen projects, ranging from topics such as electrical stimulation for advanced wound healing to establishing a Radio Astronomy Data Science Center at UW–Madison, have been chosen for Round 5 of the UW2020: WARF Discovery Initiative https://t.co/DTwtzz84t0 pic.twitter.com/ng1WMpSBl0

— UWResearch (@UWiscResearch) May 9, 2019

Congratulations to the 32 members of the University of Wisconsin–Madison faculty have been awarded 2019-20 faculty fellowships. https://t.co/nwkQamPgcl

— UWResearch (@UWiscResearch) May 2, 2019

Since 1998, the UW–Madison Division of the Arts has brought world-class, interdisciplinary artists to campus for semester long residencies funded by the Office of the Provost's Cluster Hire Initiative. The Interdisciplinary Arts Residency https://t.co/Ix0EdIdvfY

— UWResearch (@UWiscResearch) April 4, 2019

New campus collaboration aims to improve support for aspiring Badger entrepreneurshttps://t.co/rfchESQEMg

— UWResearch (@UWiscResearch) April 2, 2019

Congratulations to the @ehtelescope team on this amazing result! Science at its best. https://t.co/sQqRi9tQEe pic.twitter.com/09WxoZPITs

— UW-Madison Astronomy (@uwastro) April 10, 2019

Check out this article on Jupiter's new moons, and the one "problem child!" This article was written by recent UW alum Erika Carlson, also our former social media coordinator!https://t.co/Geefl38vI7

— UW-Madison Astronomy (@uwastro) July 18, 2018

I love this #MSPaintYourScience trend, and didn't see any astronomers getting in on the fun. So here's the @TheNRAO @VLArray which I use to study neutral hydrogen in other galaxies to understand how they grow and evolve over cosmic time. pic.twitter.com/uZjDl1OwZe

— Julie Davis (@astroJulieDavis) August 4, 2018

NASA/JPL: Cassini Data Show Saturn's Rings Relatively New https://t.co/tpmYfO1Goz

— AAS Press Office (@AAS_Press) January 17, 2019

Check out this work by @uwgeoscience prof Stephen Meyers looking at impacts to sea ice and the Antarctic ice sheet:https://t.co/PLpZ0bx35x

— UW Geology Museum (@UWGeologyMuseum) January 15, 2019

https://t.co/GnvNU0RL0F Mixing Math and @UWPhilosophy into perfect harmony.

— UW Math Department (@UWMadisonMath) February 13, 2017

“This project is a perfect example of how it’s possible to find engaging ways of connecting diverse audiences to really complex science concepts by tapping into the process of discovery and research,” says Laura Heisler. @Morgridge_inst @WARF_News https://t.co/rOcNpf3aiS

— WARF (Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation) (@WARF_News) May 1, 2019

How do you wear multiple hats as a university researcher when working with companies, launching a startup and navigating multiple collaborations? Join us next week for an interactive session with @UWMadison's Andrew Norman. https://t.co/6PgIaxWc8m pic.twitter.com/tgJ5azvgzM

— WARF (Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation) (@WARF_News) April 25, 2019

We're excited to see the incredible images of #coolscience from this year's contest. #WisconsinInnovates with @UWMadScience! https://t.co/DndWllQ4d5

— WARF (Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation) (@WARF_News) April 24, 2019

A team from @UWMadisonCALS has generated #soybeans with increased resistance to white mold. And, as an added bonus, the plants show greater tolerance to drought. @FabFarmBabe @badgerbean @WISoybean #WisconsinInnovates #UWChangesLives https://t.co/6zCxGkZ0zu

— WARF (Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation) (@WARF_News) April 23, 2019

Check out this fascinating article about library data privacy – iSchool alum Becky Yoose (MA'08) lends her expertise! https://t.co/4nK1bkI6SA

— UW-Madison iSchool (@UWMadiSchool) April 22, 2019

Check out this @WiStateJournal story with our own Guri Sohi, @RemziArpaciD and Shivaram Venkataraman: Will WI legislature include $ to expand program? Student demand for comp sci straining UW-Madison dept resources https://t.co/hButqgKsuJ @UWMadison @UWMadisonLS @WiscTechCouncil pic.twitter.com/zcpR6vMp1V

— UW-Madison Computer Sciences (@WisconsinCS) April 1, 2019

CS Professor Paul Barford featured in @WIRED article "What Happens If Russia Cuts Itself Off from the Internet?" “Because of the complexity across all levels of the protocol stack, there could be catastrophic failures somewhere." https://t.co/Wb2Emuc4ok pic.twitter.com/1FtO9o1lwM

— UW-Madison Computer Sciences (@WisconsinCS) February 19, 2019

Do you ever make strange food choices when you’re really hungry? #GetPsyched for new research from the University of Sussex in England on hungry snails and #perception! https://t.co/bJqP6IWX60

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) January 7, 2019

Need a quick study break? Check out this article from @healthyminds "The Relationship Between Emotions and Alzheimer's" https://t.co/8c2srdw7Em

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) December 17, 2018

According to the @APA these are the top #trends in #psychology to watch in 2019. https://t.co/TDZktrvljz

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) December 12, 2018

Happy #ElectionDay! Remember to get out and cast your #vote. Check out this article from @Yale on the role of psychology in elections. https://t.co/awgqwkAR3E

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) November 6, 2018

How can color communicate messages? Check out this @WIDiscovery article to see what UW researchers like psych professor Karen Schloss found. Want to test it for yourself? Visit @WiSciFest's "What Color Is" event, today through Sunday! #FallFacultyFriday https://t.co/jPkClk5iGl

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) October 12, 2018

Almost 40% of Americans are more anxious than they were at this time last year, according to a new American Psychiatric Association (APA) poll, yet few respondents said they sought out mental health care. For campus resources, please visit @UHS_Madisonhttps://t.co/oJG38CVcSY pic.twitter.com/c3qeUXpXX5

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) August 29, 2018

Alexa knows all the answers, but this may not really help children learn. "Learning happens happens when a child is challenged," developmental psychologist Justine Cassell says, "by a parent, by another child, a teacher—and they can argue back and forth." https://t.co/cBDQY4QmAY pic.twitter.com/0OTx6zs3Vr

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) July 23, 2018

"I think in the not-too-distant future, we could potentially use RNA to ameliorate the effects of Alzheimer's disease or post-traumatic stress disorder," said David Glanzman of @UCLA study in which researchers inject RNA into snails & create memories.https://t.co/5cNbqRxliW pic.twitter.com/MWjAT990HV

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) July 19, 2018

We get a bad grade on an exam, we cry. We get into medical school, we cry. How can crying happen in these seemingly opposite scenarios? Check out the current research on tears below. #GetPsyched https://t.co/dbIoqmNaTD pic.twitter.com/EoQsnRXDSU

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) April 27, 2018

In the past, free time was used to enjoy hobbies or make connections with others. Now this same gap of time is increasingly being filled by screens. Find out the effects in a Ted Talk by Psychologist Adam Alter. #TedTalk #GetPsyched @TEDTalks https://t.co/eE1zx72jwX

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) April 12, 2018

Textbooks, get your white-out—Once thought of as pipes, according to UW-Madison neuroscientist Ed Chapman, the brain's fusion pores are actually highly dynamic valves. Check out the rest of his findings here: https://t.co/2m6GZ5wwwQ pic.twitter.com/9BDYawAbRj

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) March 15, 2018

Feeling sleepy and unproductive? Psychiatrists Chiara Cirelli and Giulio Tononi have just finished a 4-year research effort that supports their “Synaptic Homeostasis Hypothesis” (SHY) on the effects of a lack of sleep. Read more about their findings at https://t.co/uLjtf28EPW pic.twitter.com/t917oVLoGN

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) March 9, 2018

Have any reoccurring dreams lately? Check out this new research on why this phenomenon happens! #GetPsyched https://t.co/Z0mKXtfEbi pic.twitter.com/Pciwa6exDI

— UW-Madison Psych (@UWPsych) January 16, 2018

Researchers, including our colleagues at @UWMadison, have explored how to transform #anxiety and #stress into useful resources that can guide us toward healthy, adaptive decisions and behaviors. https://t.co/zXJi3K7KON @nytimes pic.twitter.com/b1QoOP1Kkh

— Center Healthy Minds (@healthyminds) October 29, 2018

"From Cheese to Single Synapses: Light Microscopy Across the Disciplines"

by Elle Kielar-Grevstad of @UWBiochem & @UWMadison @UWMadisonCALS.
May 15 @WedNiteAtTheLab

Subscribe to WN@TL YouTube @WisAlumni @UWMadisonExt @UWiscResearch @UWContinStudies https://t.co/XqWvZhBIrT

— science.wisc.edu (@sciencewiscedu) May 16, 2019

As a co-owner and a co-funder (sales tax makes nearly all of us co-funders), Wisconsinites are partners in the discovery.

Come share in the stories.

Fueling Discovery: A closer look at @UWMadisonLS https://t.co/cS8IXgju5c via @WiStateJournal

— science.wisc.edu (@sciencewiscedu) May 9, 2019

Here’s Eric’s talk to @WedNiteAtTheLab on the Universty Place website of @wispublictv
https://t.co/4wIXBhMaFj https://t.co/INPrX70B3Z

— science.wisc.edu (@sciencewiscedu) May 8, 2019

In part because tobacco has long been grown in WI, tobacco biology & diseases have been the basis for great discoveries in plant science & virology from @UWMadison.
See
Folke Skooghttps://t.co/65LardFs7V
James Johnsonhttps://t.co/ByguveQNPY
Isme Hogganhttps://t.co/xjrNSA7qCH

— science.wisc.edu (@sciencewiscedu) May 3, 2019

Watch @jasonmfletcher of @UWLaFollette speak to @WedNiteAtTheLab
on "Molecular Me: Exploring the Social Implications of the Genomics Revolution"https://t.co/6vViTCrojd

— science.wisc.edu (@sciencewiscedu) February 8, 2019

Anovular or anestrus cows are those females that are not ovulating. Cycling begins within the first few weeks of #calving, says Paul Fricke , a #dairy reproduction specialist with the @UWMadisonCALS. https://t.co/wrNNj2PYlz pic.twitter.com/gZCqZq7daP

— DairyHerd Management (@DairyHerd) May 11, 2019

Over the next two weeks @WPR will be diving deep into Wisconsin’s complicated relationship with alcohol — from the politics to the human cost to the economic gains — in a special series called “High Tolerance.” https://t.co/kwwOUNLwa7

— WPR (@WPR) May 13, 2019

WGNHS MapSales – counter and online sales – to close at end of this calendar year.
Order your favorite paper publications while supplies last.

Go to https://t.co/5iKIu1j7Oa pic.twitter.com/FaT2LSbJ9z

— Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey (@WGNHS) May 3, 2019

DYK? WGNHS has a database of minerals found in WI. This one is Zaratite (with fingers for scale). From the mineral collection of Brigham Young Dept of Geology Courtesy of the USGS Denver Library Photographic Collection (Photo by Andrew Silver)
More at https://t.co/4TK6cPldas pic.twitter.com/lEui33aW2X

— Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey (@WGNHS) April 17, 2019

"The best science talk for a general audience I have ever heard." Center Founder Richard Davidson comments on @KHayhoe's talk on how to overcome barriers of acting on #climatechange. https://t.co/cvm4sZgouF

— Center Healthy Minds (@healthyminds) May 10, 2019

Center researcher and social psychologist Pelin Kesebir shares with @WPR the science of hope and the effects it can have on society. https://t.co/QZ49R5OmbV

— Center Healthy Minds (@healthyminds) April 30, 2019

Among a variety of factors that can influence health, some places in Wisconsin are doing better than others — explore how counties stack up in an interactive graphic from @AppliedPopLab https://t.co/KRUcmYGZOV

— WisContext (@wiscontext) May 17, 2019

In water-rich Wisconsin, the use of groundwater for municipal water systems and agricultural irrigation can lead to conflict https://t.co/nPpoNrfEj5

— WisContext (@wiscontext) May 8, 2019

A comprehensive @WGNHS study found that 40% of private wells in southwest WI are contaminated beyond safe limits. Ken Bradbury discusses next steps with @wispublictv as the Legislature prepares to find solutions during the budgeting process.

WATCH: https://t.co/YXwsE5t4oU

— UW–Madison Division of Extension (@UWMadisonExt) May 8, 2019

Rhubarb plants as a whole aren’t permanently damaged by cold freezes in the spring, but the edible stalks can be altered by freezing weather in a way that is poisonous to humans, says Extension horticulturist Lisa Johnson.

Learn more: https://t.co/MyaoCCjc18

— UW–Madison Division of Extension (@UWMadisonExt) May 6, 2019

How many of your plants survived the harsh winter temperatures and drying winds? Learn about the causes and cures of "winter burn", as well as what to do with these damaged plants: https://t.co/zbJnGA5JeL

READ MORE — https://t.co/NSpmMXtpvN

— UW–Madison Division of Extension (@UWMadisonExt) April 23, 2019

Do you like to play with your food? This “ice cream” is created using a traditional recipe but has almost double the amount of air normal ice creams have, creating a fluffy texture that you can manipulate into knots. If only all food was this fun to play with! pic.twitter.com/thC3WjAyrl

— UW-Madison FS (@UW_DeptFoodSci) March 29, 2019

FDA warns against tahini linked to Salmonella outbreak https://t.co/TaBmwvGMGA pic.twitter.com/h688mbEfvO

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 16, 2019

FDA now tests frozen berries for norovirus and hepatitis A. A number of outbreaks have been linked to frozen berries https://t.co/ILD0e9BSd9 #foodsafety pic.twitter.com/kepcfsrgKz

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 16, 2019

Specialty cheese production rises but becomes less of overall cheese production in Wisconsin https://t.co/u0OAlJV635 pic.twitter.com/jEZMzAADwj

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 15, 2019

From meat and eggs to leafy greens, four experts weigh in on the safety of the U.S. food supply over the past decade and lay out strategies to improve it https://t.co/F0JZGakCjk #foodsafety pic.twitter.com/DKLc8umBJs

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 15, 2019

Will Gene-Edited Food Be Government Regulated? https://t.co/DjGW12ekUn pic.twitter.com/ykGewPIjxd

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 13, 2019

Seafood Without The Sea: Will Lab-Grown Fish Hook Consumers? https://t.co/RYNnZSs9S2 pic.twitter.com/pbXmcrGelo

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 8, 2019

Identifying ‘food fingerprints’ to combat crime: ‘Fraud is a growing concern’ https://t.co/uOzExLPnbl, via .@FoodNavigator #foodfraud pic.twitter.com/DOgkrxhwzf

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 6, 2019

More than 1,300 people have suffered suspected food poisoning in the Mexican state of Veracruz after eating cake https://t.co/Bq71WfnWLQ pic.twitter.com/R0AkQOlVyN

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 3, 2019

Plan would create Dairy Innovation Hub on UW campuses https://t.co/0mmLmjnmJf pic.twitter.com/iB8Q9x6j51

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 2, 2019

UW Dept. of Food Science chair Scott Rankin talks about ice cream ingredients in Consumer Reports https://t.co/jqsCNi8Ck3 pic.twitter.com/shlXeYN2mQ

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 2, 2019

Study: Peanut allergy immunotherapy increases risk of anaphylaxis https://t.co/XmD43QUHl1 #foodallergy pic.twitter.com/B1VWBTGpTl

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) May 1, 2019

UN, international agencies, and experts have release a new report calling for urgent action to avert antimicrobial resistance crisis https://t.co/T0Ys6rpTse pic.twitter.com/lC3ck9SKXl

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) April 30, 2019

73 lab-confirmed cases of Salmonella Enteritidis — including 2 deaths — in Canada are linked to Celebrate brand frozen profiteroles and eclairs from Thailand https://t.co/o4zpTRYyMm #foodsafety pic.twitter.com/5AnkljfqWh

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) April 29, 2019

Targeted prevention measures are needed to address persistent problems with infections linked to certain bacteria and foods, according to an article published in CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report https://t.co/3n7gd6CRTS pic.twitter.com/vyVIV42Aht

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) April 25, 2019

FRI's Jeff Sindelar talked to the Washington Post about the meat curing process, and what "uncured" really means https://t.co/q57jqQ2nKG pic.twitter.com/y2zO5cxMkH

— FRI UW-Madison (@FoodResearchUW) April 23, 2019

Wisconsin Vol.4 (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

The #GreatLakes hold 21% of the worlds fresh water supply, however, #Climatechange is putting water quality at risk. Nelson professor @DanVimont is one of the authors of the @ELPCenter's new #GLClimateChange report calling for clean water protections: https://t.co/CHDCXRgKOO pic.twitter.com/Eh8iFbn1mu

— Nelson Institute (@NelsonInstitute) March 22, 2019

In the article, "How can coffee plantations be more bird-friendly?" our @NelsonInstitute dean, @PaulRobbins15 challenges coffee drinkers to think about the birds. https://t.co/cFangASGR3 via @NatGeo

— Nelson Institute (@NelsonInstitute) April 30, 2019

The "Year of the Environment" leading up to #EarthDay 2020 will commemorate all the environmental progress that has been made over half a century. https://t.co/mJ4M9fACwM

— Nelson Institute (@NelsonInstitute) April 24, 2019

As Earth Day approaches the 50th anniversary, public figures are making statements. Former Gov. @TommyForHealth and Sen. @russfeingold are launching the "Year of the Environment" this #EarthDay https://t.co/uSQekTB4BX

— Nelson Institute (@NelsonInstitute) April 22, 2019

Check out how smartphones are changing agriculture to benefit farmers using data-driven solutions. https://t.co/M51TLTg9K4 pic.twitter.com/Swa74KNcRY

— Nelson Institute (@NelsonInstitute) January 3, 2019

Cooper's hawk continues to flourish in city life. Check out the latest from @StarTribune. https://t.co/Iag6InmIZ8 pic.twitter.com/qiUFLw3yxR

— Nelson Institute (@NelsonInstitute) December 19, 2018

Happy #EarthDay ! Pleased to be part of @NelsonInstitute's Earth Day Conference with Cong Tom Petri and to co-author an op ed with @TommyForHealth. We can find common ground supporting conservation. Let's honor Earth Day founder Gaylord Nelson and have Wisconsin lead the way ! https://t.co/FMSNYoYiPt

— Russ Feingold (@russfeingold) April 22, 2019

At #NelsonEDC, @NelsonInstitute's Carol Barford talks about the risks of rising seas to internet infrastructure. Read more here: https://t.co/JHX9LaIwRz #earthday #earthday19

— Kelly 🧫📝 Tyrrell (@kellyperil) April 22, 2019

Congrats to Kim on 30 years with us! We're honored you've shared your talents with us at @GordonDining. You are loved by our staff and students! Keep those eggs coming with a side of smiles! #GordonLegend https://t.co/k8F3z00V8G

— UW Housing Dining (@HousingUWDining) April 5, 2019

.@uwmadison researchers just found an easier way to make #greenplastics out of plants. Here's what they uncovered: https://t.co/GNa1m9sniu pic.twitter.com/FKGzBl1qRf

— UW Energy Institute (@UWEnergy) May 8, 2019

This @UWMadison student startup is looking to advance renewable energy and grid reliability around the world. Here's how #Electrifi is doing it: https://t.co/GbmbvYHdvR pic.twitter.com/dhiRBX5b9Q

— UW Energy Institute (@UWEnergy) April 30, 2019

New research from @UWMadison & @GLBioenergy researchers seeks to engineer a microbial community capable of generating specific products to boost the utility and financial viability of biofuel production: https://t.co/dgRTzJoA0T pic.twitter.com/xo9xLQTFY4

— UW Energy Institute (@UWEnergy) January 7, 2019

.@UWMadison study: transition to renewable #energy could create 162,000 jobs in #Wisconsin @highroadCOWS https://t.co/nhTJ4tg4Vc via @WiStateJournal

— Univ Research Park (@UWMadisonURP) February 11, 2019

Read what @nuclearkatie has to say as she helps @danielwcooper answer the qustion "Is it time we gave nuclear power another chance?" https://t.co/fPT0UhDd9m via @engadget

— CNERG (@uw_cnerg) May 6, 2019

It’s been a devastating flood season for Midwestern farmers. As we work on improving agricultural practices and watershed management, let’s not forget how difficult and exhausting farming can be: https://t.co/DiKLBVZWma

— UW-Madison Sustainability (@SustainUW) March 19, 2019

Last summer, a massive rainfall impacted Dane County, and hit particularly hard in towns like Cross Plains. What does the “new normal” of #climatechange mean for our local watersheds? An important conversation tomorrow evening: https://t.co/qGdXcv8Pfd @NelsonInstitute pic.twitter.com/YxSTKwrvKZ

— UW-Madison Sustainability (@SustainUW) February 12, 2019

Lake Mendota, @WiscLimnology’s Prof. John Magnuson, and #ClimateChange in the @nytimes: https://t.co/z9zAxPUbRi pic.twitter.com/vTXpsPsgFw

— UW-Madison Sustainability (@SustainUW) February 7, 2019

A readable article with helpful sources about how the #PolarVortex2019 reinforces the difference between #weather and #climate—and how climate continues to destabilize with global warming. https://t.co/o0BvNN3YIk

— UW-Madison Sustainability (@SustainUW) February 4, 2019

ICYMI: our #RecycleRight campaign with @college_library and @UW_LSC in the @BadgerHerald! https://t.co/haqd28cL4l pic.twitter.com/TqCFiUaqo8

— UW-Madison Sustainability (@SustainUW) January 28, 2019

🐜🦗🐛👌 https://t.co/rxTfqC3C5P

— UW-Madison Sustainability (@SustainUW) January 16, 2019

Despite leading with the #YellowVestProtests, this clear-eyed, compelling article focuses largely on transportation in #California. Worth a read. https://t.co/qG9m1nEEdQ

— UW-Madison Sustainability (@SustainUW) December 18, 2018

Climate Change Literature that Made Waves in 2018: NRDC https://t.co/JFnjQXnc5q | More w/ Eco-Search: https://t.co/Z61CtfqzhH

— EcoInternet (@EcoInternetDrGB) December 17, 2018

Now is the time to think about your salt use. Just one teaspoon of salt pollutes 5 gallons of water. More is not better. #ProtectOurWater #WinterStormWarning #WIWX https://t.co/P9s05LjtSS pic.twitter.com/TXH6gbiXkf

— WI Salt Wise (@WISaltWise) January 22, 2019

Prescribed fires begin at Arboretum, Lakeshore Nature Preserve https://t.co/GVHPFrfAAK via @uwmadison

— UW-Madison Preserve (@UWPreserve) April 1, 2019

The polar vortex should kill bugs, right? Not so much. https://t.co/kLcjV5qFqX via @uwmadscience

— UW-Madison Preserve (@UWPreserve) January 31, 2019

Animal Tracking in the Lakeshore Nature Preserve with UW wildlife specialist and professor David Drake. Jan 12, 1-3pm. Meet at Picnic Point parking lot 129. pic.twitter.com/TKd66r7FJv

— UW-Madison Preserve (@UWPreserve) January 3, 2019

We’re losing monarchs fast—here’s why https://t.co/Q8lvbf9aIw via @NatGeo

— UW-Madison Preserve (@UWPreserve) December 21, 2018

"Lakes are, in a way, akin to canaries in coal mines — an advance warning that winters are getting warmer, which means less ice and snow." #LakeMendota #MadisonWI @js_newswatch
Read more: https://t.co/BBFWj2CUYV

— Clean Lakes Alliance (@cleanlakes) January 23, 2019

If you're committed to (or just interested in) eating locally, don't leave Wisconsin-grown, sustainably-farmed fish off the menu! @BretShaw1 writes for @wiscontext https://t.co/xRQ0RjF6b6 @EatWIFish

— Center for Limnology (@WiscLimnology) May 9, 2019

ICYMI: Study finds #walleye populations can be sustained if management stays flexible in face of challenges https://t.co/aNCJuWoVJ9 (Thx to @FreshwaterSteve for the pic!) pic.twitter.com/0BIvxcn3hQ

— Center for Limnology (@WiscLimnology) May 8, 2019

RT @NSF: Want to cool off your neighborhood this summer? To lower the urban heat island effect, you need at least 40 percent tree cover, #NSFfunded scientists from @UWMadison have found. https://t.co/VZs5DCjxSD

— Center for Limnology (@WiscLimnology) May 6, 2019

With @ijnr_connect at the @USACEHQ Old River Control Structure – the carp are jumping where the Overbank structure allows some of the #MississippiRiver to flow into the Atchafalaya River during high water pic.twitter.com/2iNig63HtU

— Center for Limnology (@WiscLimnology) April 28, 2019

"Toxic lakes make bad first impressions." Excellent article in @dailycardinal from former CFL #scicomm intern @SydWidell on @BadgerRowing & the science of harmful algal blooms https://t.co/4W5TL51DSt @hildug pic.twitter.com/Nzjk5tZNnv

— Center for Limnology (@WiscLimnology) April 22, 2019

While we wait for reliably warm temps & spring flowers, for fishes in the #GreatLakes, spring is in full swing! https://t.co/lIzUpffbPl

— Center for Limnology (@WiscLimnology) April 17, 2019

Technically, this is awesome. https://t.co/6GQ2uTrijF

— Center for Limnology (@WiscLimnology) April 11, 2019

We posted a map showing the 25 largest lakes on Earth. We were left questioning – what, exactly, *is* a lake? #lakeornot #limnology #whatsinaname https://t.co/wIJlNDK2io pic.twitter.com/ZXkcETrt4D

— Center for Limnology (@WiscLimnology) March 1, 2019

Help us congratulate @FreshwaterSteve – he received the Ramon Margalef Prize in Ecology at a ceremony in Barcelona today. More here https://t.co/37CV6xR2Oj #limnology #ecology #ItsAMajorAward pic.twitter.com/0f4hzupO8p

— Center for Limnology (@WiscLimnology) December 17, 2018

Learn how nutrient pollution is addressed in the Miss. River Basin with the free Hypoxia Task Force Webcast: https://t.co/T9bTdL9Krq pic.twitter.com/H6d3FdhIeV

— U.S. EPA Water (@EPAwater) May 13, 2019

Thanks to ⁦@ZebHogan⁩ and ⁦@stefanlovgren⁩ for a great story on the community-based freshwater conservation I’ve been studying in Thailand! ⁦@NatGeo⁩ ⁦@AtkinsonCenter⁩ ⁦@WiscLimnology⁩ ⁦⁦@fishconserve⁩ https://t.co/YtnOnPrznD

— Aaron Koning (@akoning) April 25, 2019

Reducing phosphorous loads to #LakeErie to tackle #algae issues takes a lot of work, a lot of partnerships and this is a great example of one of those https://t.co/kGIM0HVaef Check out the Action plans https://t.co/asrEqxssa8

— GreatLakesWater (@WQMGreatLakes) March 28, 2019

Big thanks to all our speakers at this morning's #WaterUWMadison symposium! Our high hopes for the day were exceeded. If you missed this morning's event, check out @LGMandelaBarnes' message here: https://t.co/ANpRGpLtBX and learn more about us here: https://t.co/WhXV7DqA1U

— Water@UW-Madison (@WaterUWMadison) May 7, 2019

Reason #5: In addition to great talks & networking time, we’re showcasing photos from the amazing Under the Surface exhibit (https://t.co/oGm0BFuVOb) AND artwork from presenter and Water@UW-Madison affiliate Sarah FitzSimons (https://t.co/TkNGR7KHfu)

— Water@UW-Madison (@WaterUWMadison) May 6, 2019

Great work from new @UWiscSeaGrant videographer @BonnieWillison, highlighting what @DeidreMKE's #water social science work means to her and why it is important. https://t.co/Ry49hkFx5z

— Water@UW-Madison (@WaterUWMadison) May 1, 2019

Celebrate #EarthDay with an aquifer parfait! It's a sweet reproduction of the sandstone aquifer system below Madison that supplies us with nearly 10 *billion* gallons of #water every year. Recipe here: https://t.co/wzxSBdpOnT pic.twitter.com/UXopfdGQlJ

— Madison Water (@MadWaterUtility) April 22, 2019

Learning about #water in Wisconsin from radium to nitrates Thanks to ⁦@WaterUWMadison⁩ conference for connecting engineers, scientists, lawyers, physicians and community members ⁦⁦@CleanWisconsin⁩ ⁦@WiscDNR⁩ pic.twitter.com/VTuO5BKggw

— Dr Elizabeth Neary (@bethnearymd) May 7, 2019

.@GovEvers has declared 2019 the "Year of Clean Drinking Water," @WPR reports https://t.co/q4rKKsDH3h

Read more about the state of Wisconsin's drinking water here 👇 https://t.co/dfOsclmupD

— WisContext (@wiscontext) March 6, 2019

About 40% of magnolia collection is in bloom, but it's supposed to snow tomorrow & temps drop below freezing. Read the blooms update to see what Saturday's forecast could mean for the horticultural collection's blooming trees: https://t.co/8VjOWglAys pic.twitter.com/byqDphJMsU

— UW-Madison Arboretum (@UWArboretum) April 26, 2019

Congratulations to @UWArboretum! This place will always be special to SER as our first HQ & inspiration to our founding members. https://t.co/1KFBaFOZaf

— SER (@SERestoration) April 8, 2019

Karen Oberhauser: To spray or not to spray: Controlling mosquitoes comes with a cost https://t.co/kx6vfgsNqU | opinion pic.twitter.com/x5rfjV3FEm

— Wisconsin State Journal (@WiStateJournal) March 23, 2019

Discouraging decline in Monarchs. But the silver lining is that “Everyone can help to reverse the decline of monarch butterflies”. To borrow a phrase from @UWArboretum director Dr Oberhauser, we need an ‘all hands on deck’ approach to monarch conservation. https://t.co/GyuN5UfpVW

— Carly Ziter (@carlyziter) December 8, 2018

Our annual Symphony Showcase (Sun, March 10, 7:30, Mills Hall) presents the 2019 winners of our solo concerto competition! See our winners talk about their works. #UWSocial https://t.co/u32yPfmdIb via @YouTube

— Mead Witter SOM (@UWSOM) March 4, 2019

Cover story in Isthmus! Thanks! https://t.co/o62F0IrpLB

— Mead Witter SOM (@UWSOM) December 8, 2016

This week's #TextileTuesday features a floral piece of cloth of a futon cover from Japan. This cloth uses indigo dye and is patterned with chrysanthemum flowers. In Japan, these flowers are known to represent longevity and rejuvenation. Read more https://t.co/RHaPI1SNEZ pic.twitter.com/f0wCk4oNk1

— UW-Madison SoHE (@UWSoHE) March 6, 2019

"A safety net that has a frayed bottom to it makes people much less, feel more financially fragile and financially vulnerable than they already are,” J. Michael Collins, a professor at @uwmadison, told @abcnews #shutdown https://t.co/tOuo0a88vr

— UW-Madison SoHE (@UWSoHE) January 22, 2019

Check out #CEEBadgers @egbooth & Steven Loheide's contributions to this paper about how shallow groundwater has significant impacts on ecosystems services: https://t.co/lV6JA6mkqm @naturesustainab @HydroecoLab pic.twitter.com/AzsSZkYKFj

— UW-Madison CEE (@UWMadisonCEE) May 2, 2019

#CEEBadgers dominated these past few weeks with the concrete canoe and @steelbridgeuw teams winning their regional competitions! Best of luck at nationals! #BadgerPride https://t.co/v8dFxFKKCT pic.twitter.com/sIfSoNGJPG

— UW-Madison CEE (@UWMadisonCEE) April 24, 2019

#CEEBadger Assistant Professor Daniel Wright shares his expertise on extreme rainstorms and flooding risk with the Reedsburg @Times_Press: https://t.co/XHlQAJLvIz

— UW-Madison CEE (@UWMadisonCEE) April 23, 2019

From recycled asphalt to plant-based plastics, our #CEEBadgers are committed to protecting the environment. #EarthDay2019 #OnWisconsin https://t.co/rQQDK5jua2 https://t.co/HziWP67aP0 pic.twitter.com/Pv3gFGk8rW

— UW-Madison CEE (@UWMadisonCEE) April 22, 2019

#CEEBadgers PhD Student @VoteWater and Professor Steven Loheide had their research about improving urban hydrology highlighted in @AGU_Eos! Check it out here: https://t.co/DdzihQEX1b #AllWaysForward pic.twitter.com/akGAzRbd7z

— UW-Madison CEE (@UWMadisonCEE) March 27, 2019

#CEEBadgers alumnus @NimaRoohiS and Professor Hussain Bahia are devoted to greener asphalt. Recycled roads are not far-fetched: https://t.co/rQQDK5jua2 #AllWaysForward pic.twitter.com/BYN54qMKve

— UW-Madison CEE (@UWMadisonCEE) March 12, 2019

New study shows that groundwater matters, particularly for creating more resilient landscapes in the face of changes in climate, land use and population density. https://t.co/K8qSi8SPYk @ZipperSam @HydroecoLab @naturesustainab @UWMadisonCEE pic.twitter.com/IcI0UzNiqT

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) May 13, 2019

This @lauraalbertphd post is relevant to the recent measles outbreaks: Why social networks matter. https://t.co/54C9y7UidB @UWMadisonMedia https://t.co/SSWr6NmxrS

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) May 1, 2019

.@UWMadison engineers developed a method to identify plant-based compounds that hold promise as potential replacements for petrochemicals—an advance that could help reduce fossil fuel use. https://t.co/NuoPQ5yYnZ @iScience_CP pic.twitter.com/CzSBbYyfVy

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) April 29, 2019

.@UWMadisonEP Professor Paul Wilson discusses the role nuclear energy could play in curbing our dependence on fossil fuel. https://t.co/6XTli1GRqf (via @WPR) @gonuke @UWMadisonMedia #EarthDay2019

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) April 22, 2019

A jet that runs on biofuels? ✈️@UWMadison engineers are working to unlock the full potential of biofuels for the future: https://t.co/HNgv2au5ww #EarthDay pic.twitter.com/xsm5BgXETd

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) April 22, 2019

As the gene-editing technique CRISPR moves out of the lab and into the clinic, read about what engineering genomes means for science and society: https://t.co/ZrE843Gf7J @sahakris https://t.co/wNvuc52tXd

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) April 16, 2019

.@UWMadisonCEE's Daniel Wright shares his expertise on extreme rainstorms and flooding risk with the Reedsburg @Times_Press: https://t.co/MKaRvHCamA @EDynes_CapNews @UWMadisonMedia

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) April 11, 2019

.@UWMadison engineers developed compact, low-cost devices that could help turn ordinary cellphones into advanced analytical tools. https://t.co/Mcl0Nj5c6D @NatureComms pic.twitter.com/VN7BhWq8op

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) April 4, 2019

.@UWMadison engineering alum Charles Sanna thought about the large amount of excess powdered milk produced by his family's dairy company.

"I believed that it would make an excellent ingredient for a hot cup of cocoa," he recalled. The result? Swiss Miss. https://t.co/QHDxYxXVKM

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) April 4, 2019

As we say goodbye to @MarsRovers #Opportunity, we’re revisiting this great profile of @UWMadison engineering alum Adam Steltzner.

He helped create each of NASA's Martian rovers: Sojourner, Spirit, Opportunity, and Curiosity. #ThanksOppy @OnWisMag https://t.co/dixywq9Wq8

— UW-Madison Engr (@UWMadEngr) February 13, 2019

Engineers @UWMadison have revealed new insights about the chemical reactions that power fuel cells https://t.co/NjxydOm4a9

— AAU (@AAUniversities) April 15, 2019

A group led by @UWMadisonEP assistant professor Adrien Couet hopes to develop new metal alloys for use in molten salt technology with the help of a $1.8 million grant from the @ARPAE. https://t.co/EVvmkfr3gI pic.twitter.com/bbTHK6qRnH

— UW Engr Physics (@UWMadisonEP) January 11, 2019

The world's first gear discovered in a living creature. Check out that sweet SEM action: http://t.co/eKjLeqkNg5

— UW-Madison MRSEC (@UWMRSEC) September 13, 2013

In the past 3 years, @UWMadEngr students in the BerbeeWalsh Prototype Pathway have collaborated to develop new ways to house organs for transplant surgery, create tools to help train young doctors, and even improve intubation devices used on @UWMedFlight. https://t.co/q9AfT1PqmA

— Morgridge Institute (@Morgridge_Inst) May 8, 2019

Our own @henryhetired of @huiskenlab, with @AniMichaud1 of @CMB_UWMadison, took one of the top spots in the @UWMadScience Cool Science Image Contest for their timelapse video depicting waves of proteins undulating throughout a single frog cell https://t.co/7yYKdIWWcu pic.twitter.com/PVCQjHZ3D1

— Morgridge Institute (@Morgridge_Inst) May 2, 2019

Have microscope, will travel: New tech project links Madison, Boston scientists; the @huiskenlab #lightsheet microscope will make its cross-country journey thanks to support from the @czi https://t.co/918p9rUe1t #Flamingo #openscience pic.twitter.com/ZeYoUmmP5m

— Morgridge Institute (@Morgridge_Inst) March 19, 2019

This alum just wanted a regular job, so he became an engineer — eventually, one of @NASA’s top engineers. Now he’s helping lead the search for life on Mars. https://t.co/OiZT2m5HR3

— On Wisconsin magazine (@OnWisMag) November 12, 2018

Wisconsin Vol.3 (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

Kudos to Elle Kielar-Grevstad of @UWBiochem and Craig Brabant of @WIRCInsects, who were among the winners of the 2019 Cool Science Images competition! Read more about their winning photos: https://t.co/g20jjTAGSI pic.twitter.com/CQlI25yT34

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) May 9, 2019

Check out these great photos from the "Cooking with Insects" workshop, part of the Swarm to Table series. Participants whipped up tasty dishes featuring crickets, mealworms and more! https://t.co/kDcGcAoE86 📷:Jeff Miller/UW–Madison pic.twitter.com/t2UsHcMuMR

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) May 6, 2019

Ron Kean of @UWAnimalScience explains why chickens lay different-colored eggs in this Blue Sky Science video: https://t.co/LOkeIvmYsw pic.twitter.com/6DXYt6bVBJ

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) May 3, 2019

In this Q&A from @wisidea, @UW_LSC undergrad @allie_breunig talks about growing up on her family's dairy farm, her major and her ideas about dairy and agriculture. https://t.co/GKLdAzZoPj @awa_uwmadison @officialNAMA @BadgerDairy pic.twitter.com/zpb10xeqos

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) May 2, 2019

Brian Luck of biological systems engineering talks about the different ways modern technology can help Wisconsin soybean farmers in this story from @WKOW. https://t.co/0CXumX26Wt #uwchangeslives @BadgerLuck pic.twitter.com/WrLcMthohJ

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 30, 2019

"We hope our trials help breeders develop varieties that have the flavor that make people want to buy and eat more [tomatoes]," says @UW_Hort's Julie Dawson in this @HowStuffWorks story about fixing the grocery store tomato. https://t.co/nyWBTeZwEM #uwchangeslives pic.twitter.com/1Tx0PQHLx2

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 30, 2019

Hancock ARS' Sam Perez helps @UW_Hort store potatoes successfully. Entomology's Sean Schoville leads the fight against the notorious Colorado potato beetle. In these ways and more, @UWMadison supports Wisconsin's potato industry. #uwchangeslives https://t.co/h5RbGPCb3e pic.twitter.com/Qc20yx1EKZ

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 29, 2019

CALS recently hosted students from Chicago and Milwaukee area high schools for the 2019 CALS Agricultural Experience, an immersive visit to the college and campus. The visit was made possible by a gift from CALS alumnus Elzie Higginbottom. https://t.co/kMH7WwbmNu pic.twitter.com/pX4ONKdQqh

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 26, 2019

.@UWEXCoopExt & @UW_Hort experts are helping growers adapt to changes by exploring innovative alternatives to traditional crops. Read about them here: https://t.co/3wzqAra47J #uwchangeslives pic.twitter.com/YaE8BVyR5t

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 25, 2019

Congrats to entomology's Craig Brabant on being one of the winners of the 2019 Cool Science Images competition! View the rest of the winning photos: https://t.co/JxJ5FatEZh pic.twitter.com/fDaFGB9un6

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 23, 2019

Matt Ruark of soil science talks about the benefits and challenges of cover crops in this week's podcast: https://t.co/5sSDR7ZgbP @RuarkLab pic.twitter.com/YfPSWDk1iR

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 23, 2019

"When our dairies thrive, the state benefits from the industry’s $43 billion annual revenues." Read this op-ed by UW and dairy leaders. https://t.co/HLP9cRLWDZ @WIFarmBureau @wifarmersunion @DairyForward @WICheeseMakers @UWRFCAFES @uwplatteville pic.twitter.com/HDTe6kSlyB

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 19, 2019

.@KarthikGeomicro of @UWBact recently went on a scientific oceanic adventure. He was part of a team that traveled on a research vessel to study viruses of the deep ocean. Check out his trip and work in this video from @SchmidtOcean! https://t.co/8KuwCccRJF

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 19, 2019

“CALS is the ‘tip of the spear’ of the Wisconsin Idea," says Bill Barker. "Our college has written a long, rich history of supporting the folks who produce our food." Read how CALS develops apps to be used in the barn or on the tractor: https://t.co/cgzLscAk03 #uwchangeslives pic.twitter.com/8NvwLcWbHN

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 11, 2019

Biological systems engineering students offered solutions for real-world issues as a part of their capstone practicum. Read more about the class and projects: https://t.co/4Lu27xsVZP pic.twitter.com/VcKX5bdUHf

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 10, 2019

The @AppliedPopLab won the Best Public Sector Map Award at the 2019 Wisconsin Land Information Association Meeting! Check out their interactive map, “Voting in Wisconsin,” here: https://t.co/fMH4cQIpcy pic.twitter.com/wUG7v2qrPC

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) April 2, 2019

Brian Luck of BSE and colleagues are using drones to find out if cranberry plants are infected. Read more about the technology in this story from @OnWisMag: https://t.co/3sc23HM0Dp pic.twitter.com/XhWKOgMNER

— UW-Madison CALS (@UWMadisonCALS) June 8, 2018

This story describes collaborations at the Wisconsin Aquaculture Conference to enhance fish farming in Wisconsin and includes reference to our research to better understand public opinion about aquaculture in the state. https://t.co/3DrvsIF1a0

— Bret Shaw (@BretShaw1) April 23, 2019

Panel, including Carin Loewen, an instructor in the genetics department, discusses barriers women, LGBTQ+ students face in STEM fields https://t.co/9V3eiV211M via @badgerherald

— UW Madison Genetics (@uwgenetics) April 11, 2019

ICYMI: When @NIHDirector Francis Collins blogs about your research, you must be doing something interesting. Take a look at what he wrote about our own @vatsanraman's work on a protein shape-shifting phenomenon called allostery:https://t.co/pPZlQKybPs

— UW–Madison Biochem (@UWBiochem) May 13, 2019

"Now with #CRISPR, we can engineer precise mutations and take our in vivo understanding to a whole new level. CRISPR has been revolutionary — we weren’t able to do this only a few years ago and it’s phenomenal." —Judith Kimblehttps://t.co/2u8Fd6RoRd #invivo #biochem pic.twitter.com/jCrGoktVqS

— UW–Madison Biochem (@UWBiochem) May 10, 2019

Excellent work from Andrew Buller and colleagues! Prof. Buller is an affiliate of Biochem and a faculty member in @UWMadisonChem. https://t.co/BDWvhx1TZf

— UW–Madison Biochem (@UWBiochem) May 9, 2019

How do microbes communicate with their same species and others? How do microbes on and in larger organisms like insects affect the behavior of the insects themselves? A new grant is searching for answers –> https://t.co/VBpaVJnOF3 pic.twitter.com/aXlFzjM4G1

— UW–Madison Biochem (@UWBiochem) May 8, 2019

"We want to understand broadly the basics of how neuron structure is established and maintained and how molecules inside those neurons get to the right place at the right time. Getting at this in fruit flies will help us better understand this in humans."https://t.co/2u8Fd6RoRd pic.twitter.com/v0o6LuFsDq

— UW–Madison Biochem (@UWBiochem) April 30, 2019

Happy National #DNADay #DNADay19! To honor the greatness that is DNA, check out this recent story from the Cox Lab on radiation and DNA repair mechanisms in E. coli: https://t.co/P5Jmapl2kc #NationalDNADay @DNAday @UWMadScience pic.twitter.com/NW0ybNSzB7

— UW–Madison Biochem (@UWBiochem) April 25, 2019

Biochemistry InVivo might be the name of our department's newsletter — but what does in vivo really mean? https://t.co/2u8Fd6RoRd pic.twitter.com/Dld6eBMlaQ

— UW–Madison Biochem (@UWBiochem) April 17, 2019

Let us share some things about undergraduate alumna Jennifer Loeb — she's passionate about the science and outreach she's involved in at @promega, as well as education and giving back:https://t.co/HPTUC51SoP pic.twitter.com/YQ48L4Zhox

— UW–Madison Biochem (@UWBiochem) April 2, 2019

NMRFAM requires helium to keep its superconducting magnets at insanely low temperatures. But what about when helium becomes expensive and scarce? https://t.co/0AlxQNpwFu @SustainUW pic.twitter.com/jvtEcl65aA

— UW–Madison Biochem (@UWBiochem) January 22, 2019

The April special issue of Current Opinion in Biotech is all about #lignin engineering! Four GLBRC papers are featured, plus an editorial by John Ralph @UWBiochem:https://t.co/jgt3oqmCWd pic.twitter.com/8fPyrc1pdK

— GreatLakesBioenergy (@GLBioenergy) May 7, 2019

From @WisBusiness: Currently unused biomass could be used to make valuable fuels, per director of @GLBioenergy research center at @UWMadison https://t.co/BZfZCRQIOw pic.twitter.com/IQ5RYGbB4j

— WisBusiness.com (@WisBusiness) April 26, 2019

WID Director @jo44atWID and @UWBiochem professor @oventurelli2 are part of a multi-university interdisciplinary team awarded a grant to study information transmission in microbial communities and how biological networks communicate. https://t.co/vimqG89e6P

— Wisconsin Institute for Discovery (@WIDiscovery) April 26, 2019

The Boydston group discovered a way to control 3D printing material selection with light. Check out the story, by @SBsciencespeak, here: https://t.co/9Gr6cyBstZ pic.twitter.com/httSGTGtSw

— UW-Madison Chemistry (@UWMadisonChem) March 12, 2019

Where the ocean meets the sky, chemists look for clues to our climate https://t.co/uQZ2DGtWso via @uwmadison

— UW-Madison Chemistry (@UWMadisonChem) November 29, 2018

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— UW-Madison Chemistry (@UWMadisonChem) October 3, 2018

NSF awards UW $3 million to advance quantum physics, technology https://t.co/9k6MAbSV1K via @uwmadison

— UW-Madison Chemistry (@UWMadisonChem) September 24, 2018

Good luck on exams badgers! Here are the "Best Foods to Boost Your Brain and Memory"https://t.co/6dK6XFWLsi pic.twitter.com/a3DHeOMBc1

— UW-Madison Nutri Sci (@UWNutriSci) May 6, 2019

How to Make Natural Food Dyeshttps://t.co/6lrt5koaK3 pic.twitter.com/KDg6Q67B3x

— UW-Madison Nutri Sci (@UWNutriSci) April 16, 2019

Understanding Dates on Food Labelshttps://t.co/sRIC3ARvEE pic.twitter.com/DMVLgJUHDk

— UW-Madison Nutri Sci (@UWNutriSci) April 8, 2019

What's In Your Shamrock Shake? Try a healthy Shamrock Shake Smoothie just in time for St. Patrick's Day!https://t.co/TD8UNCxeoM pic.twitter.com/r77cEjrJYN

— UW-Madison Nutri Sci (@UWNutriSci) March 12, 2019

"All you need is one person," says GHI Associate Director Jim Conway about the #measles outbreak at risk of nearing Wisconsin. Read about what #Milwaukee is doing for outbreak prevention: https://t.co/Lq0m0SPx3M. pic.twitter.com/b0NxJzmw8w

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) May 14, 2019

Alarmingly #CO2 levels are the highest they've been in millions of years. Meteorologist @EricHolthaus tweeted, "We don't know a planet like this." #climatechange #climatecrisis

Story via @Independent Read more at https://t.co/L05imd5QZv

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) May 14, 2019

African-American, Native American & Alaska Native women are about 3x more likely to die from causes related to pregnancy, compared to white women in the U.S., according to @CDCgov. Story via @nytimes.https://t.co/SgUG9cpgz8

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) May 10, 2019

#UWMadison doesn't require students to get the measles vaccine. But with measles outbreaks in other states, university health officials are discussing whether their vaccination recommendation to students should be a requirement. Story via @WiStateJournal https://t.co/746bzlQ0x7

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) May 9, 2019

As measles cases spread across the country, GHI Associate Director James Conway said there is "a perfect opportunity for an outbreak" in Wisconsin. Story via @wiscontext. https://t.co/XWV3Fp9TId

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) May 8, 2019

"The risk of these diseases far out ways any risk from even mild side effects of the vaccine." Catch GHI Associate Director James Conway's discussion with @WKOW on the growing measles outbreak here: https://t.co/ByNTgI0OD8💉

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) May 7, 2019

3. GHI postdoctoral research associate Valerie Stull explained how the food system is one of the primary ways humans are affecting the environment. via @journalsentinel https://t.co/1oJJV9P5jo

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) April 26, 2019

Madison-area Latino community health needs, strengths outlined in new report https://t.co/eSuxxWpOU3 via @WiStateJournal

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) April 24, 2019

💡 A study by @UWMadison researchers found saving energy saves lives & even more money for consumers by alleviating the costs of adverse health effects attributed to air pollution. Read more: https://t.co/Dbq9n8R0RL pic.twitter.com/38zyPvBUtF

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) March 25, 2019

A study published in @PNASNews links exposure to air pollution to more than 100,000 premature deaths in the U.S. in 2011. This is roughly equal to the number of people killed in car crashes every year in the U.S.

via @usnews: https://t.co/IA6CbV2XJj pic.twitter.com/pM9ImlWokq

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) April 11, 2019

As drug-resistant “superbugs” are spreading, experts raise concern about how little is known about antibiotics & bugs that become resistant to them. As early as 2050, the death toll from drug-resistant infections will rise to 10 million: via @voxdotcom https://t.co/ungSqPN7OX

— UW Global Health (@UWGlobalHealth) April 9, 2019

Across the United States, increasing numbers of parents are refusing some or all vaccines on behalf of their children and it's causing problems https://t.co/2MGWOhiFs4

— WisContext (@wiscontext) May 5, 2019

The story and ❤️ behind our 🔥#AACJournal article on #antibioticresistance geo-mapping 🌎 well written by @hamiltonerics #AMR @UWMadPharmacy @UWGlobalHealth @UWMadison @WIStCart @ASMicrobiology https://t.co/EC7ghjpXdU

— Laurel Legenza (@LaurelPharmD) April 9, 2019

Current methods for sorting out, or binning, #DNA contigs are slow, labor-intensive, and leave too much of the DNA unsorted, says Jason Kwan (@kwan_lab). His research group is working to develop better binning algorithms to make the process more accurate.https://t.co/3g5w1o9cDE

— UW–Madison School of Pharmacy (@UWMadPharmacy) May 13, 2019

By studying how patients are treated for Pseudomonas infections and the risk factors for resistance, the stewardship team can create treatment algorithms to get patients started on the right drug as early as possible and improve their clinical outcomes.https://t.co/QS3TuWidJR

— UW–Madison School of Pharmacy (@UWMadPharmacy) May 7, 2019

Physician retirements & an aging population are expected create a shortage of primary doctors in #Wisconsin by 2035. Programs at @UWMadison are working to train medical, pharmacy & nursing students make sure health care needs are met. | via @madisondotcom https://t.co/WnMjvXpw2n

— UW–Madison School of Pharmacy (@UWMadPharmacy) May 1, 2019

ICYMI, the School's Laurel Legenza was featured on @wprmornings and @WORTnews yesterday, speaking about her antibiotic resistance mapping tool.
Hear the @WPR interview here (33:00): https://t.co/1nteD80PpX
Hear the WORT interview here (Local News, 09:30): https://t.co/SYfIALSPqt pic.twitter.com/D2rFxsoZ6q

— UW–Madison School of Pharmacy (@UWMadPharmacy) April 24, 2019

Many of #Wisconsin's forward-thinking #pharmacists have developed innovative models and services—such as naloxone trainings, data-driven population health initiatives & antibiotic stewardship programs—to overcome health care challenges in rural settings.https://t.co/s8er8z9UJE

— UW–Madison School of Pharmacy (@UWMadPharmacy) April 22, 2019

Congratulations to David Andes, @UWMadisonMMI and @uw_medicine professor and frequent collaborator with @UWMadPharmacy Professor Tim Bugni, on being one of @pewhealth's 2019 Stand Up to Superbugs ambassadors! https://t.co/6vnjjOOBVO

— UW–Madison School of Pharmacy (@UWMadPharmacy) March 6, 2019

Dr. James Conway @WiscPeds @uwsmph @UWGlobalHealth is quoted in Jessie Opoien's @CapTimes op-ed on why Wisconsin should promote vaccination for both the personal and public good. https://t.co/k3kS1DE3ZR via @CapTimes

— WiscPeds (@WiscPeds) May 14, 2019

Dr. James Conway from @WiscPeds @uwsmph @UWGlobalHealth discusses the risk of a measles outbreak in Milwaukee, where more than 11,000 children are not vaccinated. https://t.co/AX2M7fo3ox via @journalsentinel

— WiscPeds (@WiscPeds) May 10, 2019

Somg great pictures from yesterday's cliff rescue training at #devilslakewisconsin with @UWMedFlight and #Baraboo Fire! 🚁🧗‍♀️ https://t.co/HhSS8DOpla

— UW Emergency Medicine (@UWEmerMed) May 15, 2019

Congratulations to Dr. Brian W. Patterson for being named the latest Author Spotlight for @AGEM_SAEM! Visit AGEM's website to learn more about Dr. Patterson and his latest research: https://t.co/NJ7emrGLfD pic.twitter.com/Esr9mzGX9z

— UW Emergency Medicine (@UWEmerMed) May 8, 2019

"Some cities offer better conditions for women to thrive professionally…" Madison tops the list! Leadership in our department is split equally between women and men. Interviewing women med students this year take note! 👩🏽‍⚕️https://t.co/YJFGhvsnaV

— UW Emergency Medicine (@UWEmerMed) May 2, 2019

ICYMI: Kidney Week 2018 gathered 12,000 attendees from every aspect of the field of nephrology. UW-Madison representatives included Division of Nephrology members, 9 SMPH medical students, and 3 residents and fellows who received travel grants. Read more: https://t.co/iOIVExPrvK pic.twitter.com/Waqf1iLAbw

— uw_medicine (@uw_medicine) March 26, 2019

Eighty percent of Americans now find the majority of their health information online. There are pros and cons to this, explain hospitalist Dr. Nilay Kumar, who reflected on the topic in an interview with public radio station WRVO. Listen to the interview: https://t.co/C6y74uthTv

— uw_medicine (@uw_medicine) March 21, 2019

"What #Biology Tells Us About #Gender and #Longevity”: Sci Dir @StevenAustad latest column for @PBS @NextAvenue spotlights research by AFAR experts Emily S. Davis, Dena Dubal, MD, PhD of @UCSF and Dudley Lamming of @uw_medicine . Read here: https://t.co/OVBAwzhx7N

— AFAR (@AFARorg) March 29, 2019

Death by stroke is the fifth leading cause of death for Americans, and strokes are the leading cause of serious long-term disability. At 3:36, @uw_medicine's Dr. Heather Johnson tells us more about stroke prevention and symptoms. https://t.co/WJGL6vrCJf

— Central Time On WPR (@centraltimewpr) March 21, 2019

BREAKING: Our Breast Center was just highly praised for its "extraordinary level of patient-centered integrated care" in its re-accreditation visit in late April from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers. https://t.co/IDxuoOMwtc

— UW Carbone (@UWCarbone) May 1, 2019

It is important to be intentional with your time, energy, and emotional, mental and spiritual resources. Here are things that some have found to be helpful when grieving. https://t.co/EGorQs8Xtg

— UW Carbone (@UWCarbone) April 29, 2019

BREAKING: UW Carbone researchers have identified four protein markers associated with pre-cancerous disease in humans that they expect will ultimately lead to a new, non-invasive blood test for colon cancer. https://t.co/DBUYoubGQa

— UW Carbone (@UWCarbone) April 9, 2019

Decades of studies show calorie restriction leads to a reduction in cancer, heart disease and many other aging-related diseases. https://t.co/N7oKDtcUVi

— UW Carbone (@UWCarbone) April 9, 2019

👏👏to UW Carbone’s Dr. Linda Schuler on earning a @UWMadison Hilldale Award! Dr. Schuler is a @uwvetmed researcher who studies how the milk-stimulating hormone prolactin affects #breastcancer development. https://t.co/DJcEUVGOBA

— UW Carbone (@UWCarbone) March 28, 2019

While research is still ongoing about the best way to prevent age-related problems in patients with HIV, Dr. Sosman offers six tips on how people living with #HIV can stay healthy as they age ➡️ https://t.co/gXLRYoI3dP

— UW Health (@uwhealth) May 14, 2019

Neelam Shrestha is a nurse on the psychiatric unit at University Hospital who has received endless thanks from patients whose lives she has touched. #NursesWeek #UWHealthNurses pic.twitter.com/fRpigD82ao

— UW Health (@uwhealth) May 10, 2019

From prevention through treatment and rehabilitation services, the UW Health Comprehensive Stroke Program offers coordinated care from a team of experts. https://t.co/xsW7OPDKlW #StrokeMonth

— UW Health (@uwhealth) May 4, 2019

Deep brain stimulation improves the symptoms of #Parkinsons disease by directing electrical stimulation to the brain. https://t.co/96pD6Cbg5U pic.twitter.com/WJ44HrX38K

— UW Health (@uwhealth) April 30, 2019

The cost of care and medications can be a barrier to treatment for people living with #HIV. If you or someone you know needs HIV care but is un- or under-insured, our HIV/AIDS Comprehensive Care team can help! Learn more about coverage and eligibility ➡️ https://t.co/7ztY19TYf2

— UW Health (@uwhealth) April 13, 2019

Dr. Thomas Zdeblick, a pioneer of artificial disc replacement surgery, shares how research and years of experience have led to less-invasive spine surgery that helps people with neck pain caused by pinched nerves or a herniated disc get their life back. https://t.co/AZDvysk2v1

— UW Health (@uwhealth) April 10, 2019

When significant back pain prevented Andrea from doing basic activities, she turned to UW Health for minimally invasive Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion. This approach to #spinalfusion surgery usually results in a smaller incision and a quicker recovery. https://t.co/5f6KxjlBNM pic.twitter.com/q6nbTReZTO

— UW Health (@uwhealth) April 9, 2019

UW Program for the Advancement of Cell Therapy (PACT) is testing personalized cell therapy to treat cytomegalovirus reactivation, a common and serious complication in bone marrow transplant patients. https://t.co/CiOW4GX0vH #celltherapy #bonemarrowtransplant #cmv pic.twitter.com/svbBGNmfis

— UW Health (@uwhealth) April 8, 2019

Most medical experts can only empathize with their patients. But Bailey Royston understands both the clinical and personal sides of epilepsy. She's a UW Health EEG tech and she was diagnosed with #epilepsy when she was eight years old. https://t.co/48odqhhxss

— UW Health (@uwhealth) April 4, 2019

Katy isn’t the first member of her family to have an #aneurysm rupture, but she is the first to survive it. https://t.co/cqgPxpIFlC

— UW Health (@uwhealth) April 3, 2019

🌬 Cold temperatures and high wind speeds mean #frostbite can occur in just a few minutes. https://t.co/6hF534hi2h #wiwx #polarvortex

— UW Health (@uwhealth) January 29, 2019

For hospital patients, bedside tablets and apps are providing some control over care https://t.co/W0UVTeKeZo

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 8, 2019

Daniel Jackson, MD, and his team from the UW-led Inner-City Asthma Consortium offer new insight into why colds can cause asthma attacks.https://t.co/dqeAqva5X9

— UWSMPH (@uwsmph) April 19, 2019

Twenty years since James Thomson first introduced the world to laboratory-derived human embryonic #stemcells, @uwmadison remains at the forefront of stem cell research. https://t.co/cUwquciK2i pic.twitter.com/JpO8Y8p9kL

— UWSMPH (@uwsmph) September 4, 2018

Minnesota Vol.6 (corporations)

The latest Cravings by Chrissy Teigen pieces are here and Chrissy’s dishing on her faves, her Mother’s Day plans and more! https://t.co/pMt3lloHI7 pic.twitter.com/tdCgm0gn2K

— Target News (@TargetNews) May 9, 2019

If you’ve been waiting patiently for the new @vineyardvines for Target collaboration, we have some exciting news to share: Target just dropped the entire look book! https://t.co/Fe5ybe7GVT #vineyardvinesForTarget pic.twitter.com/7SbTAWu397

— Target News (@TargetNews) April 26, 2019

We’re honored to be an @ENERGYSTAR partner of the year for the 4th year in a row—and we’ve proudly certified 1,500+ @Target buildings so far. Learn more about this and other ways we’re designing for the future of our planet. https://t.co/hzWoApWvyL #EarthMonth #ENERGYSTARawards pic.twitter.com/AulOnhluDu

— Target News (@TargetNews) April 9, 2019

Proud that the ISS Cotton Sustainability Challenge, sponsored by @Target, was recognized among @FastCompany #FCWorldChangingIdeas. See the full list of honorees here: https://t.co/xvzF7moWuG

— Target News (@TargetNews) April 8, 2019

This just in at Target! Welly, a new first aid brand co-created by the founder of @Methodhome and Olly, is now available to make sure you’re #WellyPrepared for anything: https://t.co/fa4McBYCJC pic.twitter.com/sdPkgbpuNK

— Target News (@TargetNews) April 8, 2019

We just announced our most ambitious #climate goals yet, as we aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across our entire supply chain: https://t.co/zsjoY4NQhp pic.twitter.com/BZRq9sttBP

— Target News (@TargetNews) March 27, 2019

Coffee talk! ☕️ @Target is joining the #SustainableCoffeeChallenge in partnership w/ Fair Trade USA & committing to make 100% of our Archer Farms coffee in both bags & pods certified #sustainable by 2022. Check this out: https://t.co/OOOfaDugo6

— Target News (@TargetNews) March 20, 2019

A closer look at just how far @Target’s multi-year strategy has come, via @StarTribune https://t.co/wdNHJXrD8o

— Target News (@TargetNews) March 4, 2019

#JeansForever! Chief Stores Officer Janna Potts gives the deets about how the Target team is changing up our red & khaki look: https://t.co/rj4w3ZobpV pic.twitter.com/xg6awFqLE1

— Target News (@TargetNews) February 14, 2019

A behind-the-scenes look at our Target Creative team in action, via @StarTribune https://t.co/0zNpHItTzr

— Target News (@TargetNews) February 11, 2019

.@Target is proud to be one of @FortuneMagazine’s World’s #MostAdmired Companies for the 13th year in a row! Check out the full list here: https://t.co/bfH8H9voeE

— Target News (@TargetNews) January 22, 2019

Target is proud to again be voted a readers’ favorite! See the full USA Today @10Best list here: https://t.co/SM0fTXhZT1 pic.twitter.com/dJSoc6zZOV

— Target News (@TargetNews) December 21, 2018

.@Target is proud to be named to @Forbes #Just100 list of America’s top corporate citizens. Hear more about it from Chief HR Officer Stephanie Lundquist and others: https://t.co/xUX59loNKE

— Target News (@TargetNews) December 10, 2018

Part five of 50 States of Target is here! This week, we’re spotlighting stories from our home state of Minnesota along with Alaska, Delaware, Montana and more: https://t.co/kNtVU9NnwR pic.twitter.com/9QxJwy0iQS

— Target News (@TargetNews) October 18, 2018

Pumpkin spice, maple and other fall flavors are here to give you all the comfy cozy fall feels: https://t.co/Yk02Jad1dh pic.twitter.com/MLPGWuq36f

— Target News (@TargetNews) September 18, 2018

https://twitter.com/Target/status/1122168573693132800

We checked all 40. 🤷 https://t.co/VY2g30ZQmk

— Target (@Target) March 25, 2019

It's red & khaki official. @chrissyteigen is part of our team! Check out her visit & shop the #CravingsCollection now: https://t.co/jW4JpoN9th ❤ #ChrissyxTarget pic.twitter.com/CqWCtbHL75

— Target (@Target) October 19, 2018

this is actually me every time i go to target pic.twitter.com/xEh3kNHHJz

— em 🌻 (@emilyluppino_) October 9, 2018

yesterday's thanksgiving! in some of my favorite #cravingscollection cookware @target! pic.twitter.com/MefVxlGacq

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) March 31, 2019

We love a lady in red. 💃 @IAMJHUD is getting you in the holiday spirit singing "Round & Round"! 🎁 In partnership with @Target. pic.twitter.com/NTAYaXEziE

— The Voice (@NBCTheVoice) December 11, 2018

.@UHC’s investments in affordable housing to help people achieve better health surpass $400 million. https://t.co/Qpok3JZiGO

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) March 26, 2019

.@UHC helps people manage chronic conditions through data-powered nerve center as Navigate4Me program expands. https://t.co/ZP11JDG4N6

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) February 20, 2019

For the ninth consecutive year, UnitedHealth Group has been honored as the top ranking company in the insurance and managed care sector on @Fortune’s “World’s Most Admired Companies” list. https://t.co/RtOQLy3mmG

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) January 22, 2019

America’s Health Rankings presents its 2018 Annual Report, providing new insights into the nation’s health on a state-by-state basis. Click the link below to put your finger on the pulse of the nation's health. https://t.co/Zgalgkwjer

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) December 12, 2018

Thank you @Forbes & @justcapital_ for recognizing UnitedHealth Group as one of #AmericasMostJUST Companies on the 2018 #JUST100. View the full list here: https://t.co/w5uvNdV955 https://t.co/cswWB1YS3U

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) December 10, 2018

Apple Watch now part of @UHC wearable device program that helps motivate people to walk nearly 12,000 steps per day. https://t.co/ryKhOX0rJO

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) November 15, 2018

The 2018 Health of Those Who Have Served Report by America's Health Rankings provides the latest check-up on the health and well-being of those who have served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces. Read more. https://t.co/aqrv3WekwG

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) November 9, 2018

.@RPI and the United Health Foundation launched a partnership to train the next generation of health data experts by expanding opportunities for researchers to tackle challenges through the integration of human intelligence with AI. Learn more. https://t.co/xgKnmnOJLz

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) November 6, 2018

.@UHC's new and enhanced digital health resources help empower people to more effectively use their benefits and curb health care costs. Learn more. https://t.co/2TLjfCMHTZ

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) October 31, 2018

We’re working to lower out-of-pocket prescription drug costs by passing along drug manufacturer rebates to patients. Find out how we’re helping make drug costs more affordable and transparent.

— UnitedHealth Group (@UnitedHealthGrp) October 12, 2018

Swapping out sugar for veggies is one sweet way to live healthier. What tips do you have to help improve wellness? https://t.co/TEdtCyG92j pic.twitter.com/FXv2Bu2m1Z

— UnitedHealthcare (@UHC) November 12, 2018

Go nuts for #NationalNutDay. Chock full of fiber, protein and more, nuts can be a healthier way to snack. Which one is your favorite? pic.twitter.com/KbvxcSqqze

— UnitedHealthcare (@UHC) October 22, 2018

Tune in live at 1:45pm PT as UnitedHealthcare CEO Steve Nelson shares his thoughts on the Future of Healthcare & Life Sciences at @salesforce #DF18. https://t.co/vw2y5lzh67

— UnitedHealthcare (@UHC) September 26, 2018

Love having snacks at the ready? Keeping healthier options on hand may help you fuel up and have more energy. What’s your favorite snack? https://t.co/ndHCe8qbJl pic.twitter.com/huZDjsjnDm

— UnitedHealthcare (@UHC) September 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/UHC/status/1032978340544765952
https://twitter.com/NERevolution/status/1059981260909694976

An off day well spent! 🎨🔨#Patriots team up with @UHC & @kaboom for annual @DoGoodLiveWell playground build. pic.twitter.com/WJlHKpsT8b

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) September 20, 2018

Opioids prescribed after oral surgery carry risks.
Shatterproof partnered with @UnitedHealthGrp on this PSA, which offer tips on how to protect yourself and your loved ones. pic.twitter.com/yf8FhcjhMe

— Shatterproof (@ShatterproofHQ) February 13, 2019

RT if this view leaves you awestruck. Stay with us to see the natural wonders of the world in Page, AZ: https://t.co/XKYrGg8GCV pic.twitter.com/JwknfwWBZu

— Country Inn & Suites (@countryinn) November 25, 2018

Country Inns & Suites By Carlson Announces Name Change to Country Inn & Suites by Radisson https://t.co/TWEuYR2Xzr pic.twitter.com/lD8SLqJLZz

— Radisson Hotels (@RadissonHotels) January 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/Cargill/status/1126548966542323714

Today, 67 food & #ag associations and companies delivered a letter to every member of Congress strongly supporting ratification of the #USMCA and asking for their vote.

Food & ag need #USMCAnow. https://t.co/PRzRCh1J82 pic.twitter.com/hQW50uwxVQ

— Cargill (@Cargill) May 6, 2019

Today is #StopFoodWasteDay. Learn more about what we’re doing to help reduce food waste from our operations. https://t.co/hXDsHjjwED pic.twitter.com/wlAopP0BT9

— Cargill (@Cargill) April 24, 2019

We are honored to be named as one of 50 companies using #blockchain to transform our industry.

We're using decentralized ledgers to enable transparency and let consumers learn more about the farmers who raised their food https://t.co/f7BcRn717N

— Cargill (@Cargill) April 23, 2019

We’re challenged to minimize our environmental impact while feeding 10 billion people by 2050.

Our Cocoa Promise is helping to address this challenge while increasing the livelihood of farmers. https://t.co/fI50MrhiW5 pic.twitter.com/cbUt3Y0gwn

— Cargill (@Cargill) April 18, 2019

Global demand for beef is surging.

Learn what’s driving the trend, and how Cargill is responding to changes in consumer behavior.https://t.co/hqby1t8S5a

— Cargill (@Cargill) April 15, 2019

Learn how climate change is affecting the agricultural industry, how we're working to respond to climate change and how ag can be a solution. https://t.co/3szN1oDxoG

— Cargill (@Cargill) April 12, 2019

McDonald’s is making significant progress toward its commitment to source 100% cage-free eggs by 2025.

Working with Cargill and producers, @McDonaldsCorp will source more than 726 million cage-free eggs for its U.S. restaurants in 2019. https://t.co/TJWwYid5bQ

— Cargill (@Cargill) April 12, 2019

“Through Hatching Hope, we’re investing in smart, resourceful women farmers, working with them to improve their products and access new markets,” said Avni Malhotra, country director of @Heifer India.https://t.co/sNyQJH6vY0

— Cargill (@Cargill) March 26, 2019

It's #WorldWaterDay! We've teamed up with @nature_org and Nestlé Purina to help farmers save water and preserve vulnerable groundwater resources. pic.twitter.com/akguSAeahX

— Cargill (@Cargill) March 22, 2019

Protecting forests and other important natural landscapes is crucial to the prosperity of farmers and the health of our planet.

Here are 3 ways Cargill is protecting forests in the soy supply chain: https://t.co/cieqYfmoJJ pic.twitter.com/uUbcUzMv3J

— Cargill (@Cargill) March 19, 2019

Global protein consumption is poised to increase more than 50% by 2050. Much of that growth will come from the Asia-Pacific region, along with rising global demand for seafood.

Learn about the investments we're making to stay ahead of these trends & more. https://t.co/1aQdGS7U9N

— Cargill (@Cargill) March 13, 2019

We’re deploying new innovations to keep workers safe while ensuring animal welfare. Here’s how. https://t.co/5WjVv7TOrz #WEF19 pic.twitter.com/8N6kGHRPyP

— Cargill (@Cargill) January 21, 2019

The Ogallala Aquifer is the largest known aquifer on Earth, providing water to a region critical to U.S. agriculture. Learn how we’re working to conserve it for generations to come. pic.twitter.com/IL2daGFy70

— Cargill (@Cargill) January 15, 2019

We're reducing waste by giving mountains ⛰ of used asphalt new life making stronger roads. 🛣

Learn about this and other Cargill innovations from the past year: https://t.co/SVDfXk3gG8 pic.twitter.com/nFEjp4m382

— Cargill (@Cargill) December 31, 2018

R2DMoo. Asphalt’s elixir of youth. Traceable cocoa. Learn how we're quickly moving to become a technology leader in food and agriculture. https://t.co/gV5ylnvIe0 pic.twitter.com/Zwbt6skJrr

— Cargill (@Cargill) December 27, 2018

Open and fair trade helps the world thrive. When markets are free from barriers, trade works. pic.twitter.com/HszpY1yJ7p

— Cargill (@Cargill) December 19, 2018

In Wichita, we're working to create the Silicon Valley of protein innovation by bringing together the best minds and technology in the industry. https://t.co/kubJCUyufp

— Cargill (@Cargill) December 6, 2018

We're honored to be recognized as Ship Operator and Charterer of the Year by @LloydsList . Learn more about our commitments to ocean transportation sustainability here: https://t.co/qhZUBPLqnP #sustainability #transportation pic.twitter.com/lOVec0zepR

— Cargill (@Cargill) November 28, 2018

"Once we tested it and knew that we could move cattle with it, then I knew that we could keep our people out of the line of fire with these animals."https://t.co/aQkpRr6E6s

— Cargill (@Cargill) November 27, 2018

We produce enough food in a year to feed each person 2,700 calories, and 75g of protein a day, but 1 billion people globally are hungry. Why isn’t food getting where it needs to go?

Read @TheEIU's report on the challenges facing Asia's supply chains.https://t.co/xIxxIFnpAo

— Cargill Asia Pacific (@CargillAsia) April 25, 2019

93% of consumers said that meat, fish and eggs can play an important role in a healthy diet, according to our latest global #Feed4Thought survey. More than 80% said it could be part of an environmentally responsible regimen. Learn more: https://t.co/kOuHxPDpfw pic.twitter.com/kPZq6XOm91

— Cargill Animal Nutrition (@CargillAnimal) April 22, 2019

We believe novel ingredients are key to the future of #aquaculture. Learn how Cargill is bringing new and more sustainable raw materials into the supply chain in this @GSI_Salmon #PathwaysToTheFuture article. https://t.co/91fGCmlo97

— Cargill Animal Nutrition (@CargillAnimal) December 12, 2018

“We are looking to technology to open insights that will help our customers grow and manage their farm business more efficiently and sustainably," Robert Schubert, Managing Director https://t.co/eF8DTg8MLE

— Cargill Animal Nutrition (@CargillAnimal) December 4, 2018

The future is looking bright for Cargill customer, Kohala Mountain Fish Company, as the appetite for tilapia and their environmentally friendly farm both continue to grow in Hawaii. https://t.co/596TzYZT2j

— Cargill Animal Nutrition (@CargillAnimal) November 26, 2018

"You kind of get drawn into farming, and you see the difference you can make in the world." @GlobalFarmerNet and Cargill gathered farmers from around the world to discuss common experiences, best practices and solutions to feed the world. https://t.co/tGrx9gPre5 pic.twitter.com/sjtJUzze8j

— Cargill Food Security (@foodsecureworld) December 4, 2018

"Transformational partnerships offer the exciting prospect of scale and lasting impact, and the capacity to tackle the complex, global challenges we face today." https://t.co/8m4FjWNpDd

— Cargill Food Security (@foodsecureworld) November 19, 2018

ADM (@ADMupdates) and @Cargill launch new JV focused on digital #grain marketing. Grainbridge will develop digital grain marketing tools to improve decision making and online marketing for North American farmers. #WorldGrain https://t.co/8cig6bbI2R pic.twitter.com/G1bPpwBzIW

— World Grain (@worldgrain) March 6, 2019

A new coalition of more than 200 businesses and farm and manufacturing groups will push Congress to ratify the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. https://t.co/xqS2sN2pFP

— Agri-Pulse Communications (@agripulse) February 26, 2019

Introducing #HyperledgerGrid, the latest #supplychain technology advancement by @Cargill and @Hyperledger, built on Hyperledger #Sawtooth contributed by @Intel. https://t.co/bnSz7MUiPj pic.twitter.com/t01YrPxGUE

— Intel Security (@IntelSecurity) January 24, 2019

.@Cargill has announced it will invest more than $200 million in Pakistan in the next three-to-five yearshttps://t.co/TksQVcbtDU pic.twitter.com/sLbX2Praa5

— FoodBev (@FoodBev) January 18, 2019

.@Cargill plans to invest $235 million in the Philippines to grow its business in the country in the next two yearshttps://t.co/sGc3KFyaeE pic.twitter.com/oqIWHwsqow

— FoodBev (@FoodBev) November 30, 2018

Twice as many consumers aged 18-34 years know a farmer compared to those over 55 yrs, according to new research from @Cargill https://t.co/2VIXutovcE

— FoodNavigator-USA (@FoodNavigatorUS) January 17, 2019

5 @Cargill #digitaltransformation initiatives making #food production more sustainable ➡️https://t.co/r7g8aQO2qW #manufacturing #sponsored #IoT #Industry40

— DX Journal (@DXJournal) December 10, 2018

Which trends are driving #innovations in #Asia 's #foodsystems? What are the challenges and opportunities for policymakers and the private sector in managing these trends? Download our full report to learn more> https://t.co/5WLpbm2fQH (Via @CargillAsia) pic.twitter.com/dOjY2DIKsR

— The Economist Intelligence Unit (@TheEIU) November 26, 2018

These @GeekSquad Agents jumped into action to save a man who was choking while they were in Minneapolis for training earlier this week. #GeekSquad #Heroes

Read the amazing story here: https://t.co/e6o2GHIBFO pic.twitter.com/xmSx1WYxml

— Best Buy News (@BBYNews) May 9, 2019

The Hartmann brothers grew up on a dairy farm in Minnesota. Now they work together at a @BestBuy distribution center.

Read their story here: https://t.co/zb96f24HWI #NationalSiblingsDay pic.twitter.com/HIQqaduklh

— Best Buy News (@BBYNews) April 10, 2019

Our commitment to gender equality starts at the top. @BestBuy is one of only two Fortune 100 companies to have a board of directors that has an equal number of women and men.

Learn more here: https://t.co/m5Ya7xqtIp #WomensHistoryMonth pic.twitter.com/HZCf4106Uu

— Best Buy News (@BBYNews) March 25, 2019

When Lorene first met Jack, she thought he was too quiet. He thought she was perfect. Nearly 60 years of marriage later, here’s how tech made their love story a little sweeter: #HappyValentinesDay pic.twitter.com/0UjnCvOjWG

— Best Buy News (@BBYNews) February 14, 2019

While you’re busy bundling up to stay warm when icy Arctic air hits, don’t forget to protect your tech devices from the cold weather, too. https://t.co/Dkx0AEV3y4 pic.twitter.com/S2IOb2tQqj

— Best Buy News (@BBYNews) January 27, 2019

.@BestBuy is supporting a bipartisan bill in Congress that aims to prevent gift card fraud.

“The more we can help shine a light on these scams and how they work, the more likely we are to stop them before they happen.”https://t.co/dyOiZxTg2r

— Best Buy News (@BBYNews) January 22, 2019

Interested in #SmartHome technology but not sure where to start?

This @BestBuy expert—and smart home fan—has some tips. https://t.co/Xi6lyIGBux pic.twitter.com/BWR9o30Jrn

— Best Buy News (@BBYNews) January 17, 2019

How are you celebrating #Mar10Day? pic.twitter.com/WdosLHyH1N

— Best Buy (@BestBuy) March 10, 2019

Want to connect with your inner creator? We're at Playlist Live with @shiralazar talking tech from @CanonUSAImaging and @madebygoogle.

— Best Buy (@BestBuy) March 3, 2019

We’re live in the #BestBuyTechZone with @NachoLeber at the @dad2summit in San Antonio checking out the top tech for… https://t.co/r5gEQip0lw

— Best Buy (@BestBuy) February 22, 2019

We’re LIVE with @NachoLeber + @LukeKuechly in Atlanta at the #BestBuyTechZone. https://t.co/rKu9bAtNjf https://t.co/nhIxc2ifw0

— Best Buy (@BestBuy) February 1, 2019

We’re LIVE with @NachoLeber + @JHowardx24 in New Orleans at the #BestBuyTechZone. https://t.co/rKu9bAtNjf https://t.co/tq9hmG1DgB

— Best Buy (@BestBuy) January 20, 2019

We're LIVE with @Nacholeber + @MattForte22 in New Orleans at the #BestBuyTechZone https://t.co/rKu9bAtNjf https://t.co/b4HPAObQZN

— Best Buy (@BestBuy) January 13, 2019

We are #BestBuyProud to be named to @DiversityInc's 2019 Noteworthy Companies list!

Read more: https://t.co/3yso4ANfrb pic.twitter.com/z1dx8h5E8a

— Best Buy for Good (@BestBuyCSR) May 9, 2019

Love this story. Way to go, Store 429! https://t.co/9lI2MwTm1z

— Best Buy for Good (@BestBuyCSR) March 6, 2019

The @BestBuy bees have been busy – they've already produced excess honey! Our amazing partners @bamco made granola bars from that honey, and the sales benefit our bees' host, @MICCbulldogs. pic.twitter.com/xvkR8tVaat

— Best Buy for Good (@BestBuyCSR) February 6, 2019

We are #BestBuyProud to be named to @CDP's #CDPAList for the third time, demonstrating our global environmental leadership!

Read more: https://t.co/42G0PO3sKE pic.twitter.com/BL1W66qmRi

— Best Buy for Good (@BestBuyCSR) January 22, 2019

"Success is really about being resilient." Get the highlights from our inspiring Women in Leadership event with @BethFordLOL, @BestBuy's Kathy Higgins Victor, former Carlson CEO Trudy Rautio + Dorsey & Whitney's Cam Hoang. #tcbwomen https://t.co/kY6FBVm47G

— Twin Cities Business (@TCBmag) April 24, 2019

Watch as @BestBuy CEO Hubert Joly shares how they are #EmbracingSustainability at Best Buy, and challenges Jeff Harmening to share how @GeneralMills is doing the same. Follow along as other CEOs continue the challenge: https://t.co/caV6UGIwJz pic.twitter.com/X26oIXKOeI

— Business Roundtable (@BizRoundtable) April 18, 2019

Best Buy adds another name to the short list of women CEOs on the Fortune 500. Meet Corie Barry. https://t.co/8lPgXGjBLO

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) April 15, 2019

This is awesome- every part of this music video was done by students at @BestBuy’s Teen Tech Center.

It just opened its newest location, in downtown St Paul. The goal is to bridge the opportunity gap by providing access to technology.https://t.co/dZKYmCXqgb #wcco

— Christiane Cordero (@ChristianeWCCO) February 19, 2019

"Sustainability is integral to each element of our strategy," @bestbuy CEO Hubert Joly told Barron's. The electronics retailer ranked first in our list of most sustainable companieshttps://t.co/VBIhcD5vHj pic.twitter.com/Hdr2HonCon

— Barron's (@barronsonline) February 10, 2019

If you're ready to buy a home, get on the right track by following these steps. https://t.co/4iAQCKgl7f #FinancialIQ #homebuying

— U.S. Bank (@usbank) May 10, 2019

Different business needs can require different types of financing. Whether you’re starting a business or expanding, this quiz can help match you and your dreams with the best ways to finance them. Let’s find out what option is right for you. https://t.co/bJOYJ5vY5I #FinancialIQ

— U.S. Bank (@usbank) May 8, 2019

When is the best time to start teaching your child to be sensible with money? Right now. https://t.co/JC58xt54YZ #FinancialIQ #financialtips

— U.S. Bank (@usbank) April 23, 2019

We’re excited to share that #usbank will open its first branch in Charlotte NC later this year. Location: 201 S Tryon St. We’re looking forward to expanding our services in Charlotte and helping new and existing customers reach their financial goals. https://t.co/IrhDnpbt8N

— U.S. Bank (@usbank) April 22, 2019

This week at @Finovate, we partnered with @chromeriver to launch U.S. Bank Expense Wizard. #Finovate https://t.co/XC5HjCUS3N pic.twitter.com/iBj6ynRK3D

— U.S. Bank News (@usbank_news) May 10, 2019

Putting people first is one of our core values, and we're honored to be recognized by @Forbes for doing just that. https://t.co/LEwoZtIR5v

— U.S. Bank News (@usbank_news) April 18, 2019

Today we announced results for the first quarter of 2019. Learn more here: https://t.co/m6xBSJWoOg $USB pic.twitter.com/SPeXmMDsUz

— U.S. Bank News (@usbank_news) April 17, 2019

Our chief social responsibility officer @RDominski reflects on how her mom taught her to save for and spend on what's important in life. #FinancialLiteracyMonth #CommunityPossible https://t.co/n3Wg8oAQyn

— U.S. Bank News (@usbank_news) April 12, 2019

U.S. Bank launches app to take pain out of filing expenses https://t.co/762OxZVFtF

— American Banker (@AmerBanker) May 9, 2019

UK Vol.144 (England Vol.23 – South West Vol.4)

Devon and Cornwall including Isles of Scilly

Devon
@DevonCC
@ndevoncouncil
@ExeterCouncil
@plymouthcc
@Chamber_Devon
@DevonLiveNews
@DevonLife
@DevonFoodLovers
@atasteofdevon
@diningdevon
@FoodDrinkDevon
@ndgazette
@NDJournal
@lovenorthdevon
@visitsouthdevon
@radioplymouth
@Plymouth_Live
@WhatsOnPlymouth
@visitplymouth
@PlymUni
@cityplym
@marjonuni
@plymouthart
@exeterchamber
@EEDGrowthPoint
@ExeterLiving
@ExpressandEcho
@visitexeter
@ExeterFoodFest
@dartsfarm
@GrowExeter
@ExeterSciencePk
@UniofExeter
@dartmoornpa
@Tasteofthewest

Dev https://t.co/PZfMsie1Z5 https://t.co/0y40ziknjK https://t.co/keBjcOVdj2 @UofEHumanities https://t.co/nd8y3ZedCw pic.twitter.com/Cvr1pLo4NK

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) May 9, 2016

Cornwall including Isles of Scilly
@CornwallCouncil
@cornwallchamber
@biz_cornwall
@CornwallBzForum
@invest_cornwall
@LEPCornwall_IoS
@growthskillshub
@GrowthProgramme
@ATI_Cornwall
@UP_Cornwall
@edenproject
@CornishParadise
@Cornwall_Today
@CornwallLive
@CornishmanPaper
@CornishGuardian
@WestBriton
@CornwallLifeMag
@cornwall_living
@CornwallFood
@KernowSausageCo
@Roddas_Cream
@jam_first
@cornishorchards
@CornishSea_Salt
@StAustellBrew
@SharpsBrewery
@Skinnersbrewery
@HarbourBrewing
@fruitsales
@WMNNews
Cornish History – Stone Age to Present Day | @CornwallGuide
Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Integrated Territorial Investment Strategy (PDF) | @LEPCornwall_IoS,@GrowthProgramme
@IoSCouncil
@visitIOS
@thisisscilly
@IOSTravel
@IOSPartnership
@StMarysHbr

Corn @UniofExeter https://t.co/TxXSw84wQT p4,6,12,25https://t.co/Qakf62F9ph @CornwallGuide https://t.co/YAIyWUtbPe pic.twitter.com/1P34djGClX

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) June 2, 2016

UK Vol.143 (England Vol.22 – South West Vol.3)

Wiltshire, Dorset and Somerset

Wiltshire
@wiltscouncil
@SalisburyCC
@SwindonCouncil
@heartwiltsnews
@WiltshireNews
@wiltshireweb
@VisitWiltshire
@EH_Stonehenge
@SalisburyDCCI
@salisburybid
@journalupdate
@SwindonChamber
@swindonadver
@swindonlink
@SwindonWeb
@Regent_Circus

.@EnterpriseWilts https://t.co/iKlCkVp0s6 https://t.co/8FRQXsLJ5p https://t.co/B29jce5f7w p5-9,25,33-37,115,120,125 pic.twitter.com/FmE0atiJu4

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) April 4, 2016

Dorset
@DorsetCouncilUK
@BCPCouncil
@DorsetChamber
@WhatsOnInDorset
@DorsetLifeMag
@DorsetMag
@TravelDorset
@DorsetTourism
@dorsetfoodiefam
@DorsetFoodDrink
@DorsetFarmMkts
@DorsetShellfish
@DorsetWildlife
@DorsetMuseum
@DorchesterTIC
@DorchesterCFB
@DorchesterArts
@BridportTIC
@BridportArts
@bmouthofficial
@BournemouthFun
@Bournemouthecho
@VisitBMTH
@lovepooleuk
@WessexFM

Dor @bournemouthuni https://t.co/WndoxBlBkd 6th of 8 geographical areas considered in terms of productivity (GVA/h) pic.twitter.com/YA28rcdFUk

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) March 28, 2016

Somerset
@SomersetCouncil
@wsomerset
@SedgemoorDC
@Southsomersetdc
@chambersomerset
@CountyGazette
@Giles_Adams
@SomersetLife
@VisitSomerset
@BWMercury

Som https://t.co/2CdLyDobYk service-based@Kampalamark @SedgemoorDC https://t.co/04UU97EQOd https://t.co/uoSwTsBHqT pic.twitter.com/Naj0NqVtto

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) May 3, 2016

UK Vol.141 (England Vol.20 – South West Vol.1)

Gloucestershire

@GlosCC
@CheltenhamBC
@StroudDC
@CotswoldDC
@FoDDC
@DursleyTC
@WottonTwnCouncl
@CirenTC
@GloucesterCity
@Fastershire
@GFirstLEP
@thegrowthhubbiz
@GlosBiz
@GlosDirectory
@PunchlineGlos
@aboutglos
@VisitGloucester
@Gloucester_News
@GloucesterFM
@exploregloucs
@GlosLiveOnline
@GLWhatsOn
@TheLocalAnswer
@soglos
@CheltChamber
@CheltenhamBID
@TheBreweryChelt
@TheCheltonian
@visitchelt
@Cheltenham_
@stroudlife
@stroudnews
@Stroud_News
@DiscoverStroud
@Stroudcentric
@radiowinch
@WottonChamber
@WottonDirectory
@coleford_town
@ClearwellCaves
@FreedomFOD
@FoDmtb
@CDCTourism
@AboutCotswolds
@CotswoldsInfo
@cotswoldlife
@rockthecotswold
@CCoCChat
@CirencesterCHT
@CoriniumRadio
@CirenScene
@CirenMarkets
@cirencoll
@RoyalAgUni
@uniofglos
@Gloscol

Glos @GFirstLEP https://t.co/AFJ1YSJ34T @uniofglos;4.8%GVAhttps://t.co/RpGbw1MRnx @ge_trust https://t.co/XWU55xp5RX pic.twitter.com/4P4Sx8c1Eg

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) April 18, 2016

UK Vol.137 (England Vol.16 – South East Vol.3)

Berkshire and Buckinghamshire
Berkshire
@WestBerkshire
@RBWM
@ReadingCouncil
@WokinghamBC
@SloughCouncil
@NewburyTC
@bracknelltc
@readingbid
@SloughChamber
@TValleyChamber
@TVC_GlobalTrade
@TVBLEP
@ExpressSeries
@MaidenheadAds
@livingreading
@rdgchronicle
@getreading
@sloughobserver
@bracknellnews
@The_Lexicon
@UniofReading
@royalwindsoruk
@WindsorBerksUK
@visitwindsor
@explorerdg
@EdibleReading
@VisitNewbury

BUX @mynewsdesk_uk Regeneris https://t.co/Ga2lYBXHpp @bbfuk https://t.co/kcCR6l6Evj @BTVLEP https://t.co/MsCsFYZdmP pic.twitter.com/n0tSIQpT04

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 29, 2016

Buckinghamshire
@buckscc
@wycombedc
@aylesburyvale
@aylesburytc
@ChilternCouncil
@CheshamCouncil
@SouthBucksDC
@BucksChamberUK
@ChilternChamber
@BTVLEP
@bbfuk
@officialmix96
@bucksfreepress
@bucks_herald
@DailyBUCKS
@CommunityBucks
@UniOfBuckingham
@Visit_Bucks
@VisitChilterns
@ChilternBrewery

BRK @RBWM https://t.co/JSFcrSmf8Z
@RegenerisTweets https://t.co/QMMY9MWjSc @TVBLEP @cbn_team https://t.co/Evdrhu3REH pic.twitter.com/3faflEKZGQ

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) March 11, 2016

UK Vol.136 (England Vol.15 – South East Vol.2)

Hampshire and Isle of Wight
@hantsconnect
@hantschamber
@HampshireFare
@HantsFarmersMkt
@LyburnCheese
@AmbroseSausages
@VisitHampshire
@MayorWinchester
@WinchesterCity
@King_Alf
@_UoW

Hants @overtonhants https://t.co/nFyduka7GH @CPRE https://t.co/OYIJJskCua
@CPO_Hamp_Solent https://t.co/oH8P4GXxUP pic.twitter.com/Ax49UaasSJ

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) March 15, 2016

@enterprisem3
@BizSouth
@solentlep
– Portsmouth
@visitportsmouth
@portsmouthuni
@portsmouthnews
– Southampton
@dailyecho
@SouthamptonCC
@unisouthampton
@iSouthampton
@TheSotonGuide
@SotonEvents
Isle of Wight
@iwight
@iwchamber
@iwightradio
@onthewight
@iwcponline
@VisitIOW
@isleofwightuk
@IsleofWightGB
@TheIOWCheeseCo

IOW @solentlep @iwight https://t.co/k2jrJjHiWZ @onthewight @sallyperry https://t.co/bwA0y7CQ60 £3m boost by Postcode pic.twitter.com/UpDx7vUdO1

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) March 22, 2016

UK Vol.135 (England Vol.14 – South East Vol.1)

Kent
@Kent_cc
@kentlivenews
@Kent_Online
@KentishGazette
@UniKent
@InvictaChamber
@WestKentChamber
@KentBusiness
@insideKENT
@kentlife
@KentFarmers
@ExploreKent
@VisitKent
@kmfmnews
@medway_council
@dartfordliving
@canterburycc
@doverexpress

Ke @VisitKentBiz https://t.co/j1QamyRsXw @southeastlep https://t.co/5Bm2HBYFVo https://t.co/xITsZkzk8d @Kent_int_biz pic.twitter.com/xmbJ7hAwuZ

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 15, 2016

Surrey, East and West Sussex
Surrey
@surreycouncil
@SurreyNews
@Surrey_Matters
@surreylive
@surreymirror
@SurreyChambers
@RoyalHolloway
@UniOfSurrey
@SurreyRP
@SurreyLife
@ExploreSurreyUK
@WhatsOnSurrey
@VisitSurrey
@SurreyComet
@eagleradio

SRY https://t.co/hqEllcs0ks GVA/p=£37,200
@JMorrisTW @getsurrey https://t.co/AXrCVTNQNf @LSHtweets @ExperienceGford pic.twitter.com/oiGfOI75QJ

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 25, 2016

East Sussex
@EastSussexCC
@SussexChamber
@EastbourneBC
@Eastbournenews
@latestbrighton
@Love_Brighton
@BrightonVisitor
@CapitalBrighton
@brightonmag
@brightonchamber
@uniofbrighton
@KSCourier
@filmsussex

ES @EastSussexCC https://t.co/lxLmLJwP4z high value biz, housing, STEM@ESSP_eastsussex https://t.co/OBptfcuARU VCS pic.twitter.com/C3Dn6nQinr

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 18, 2016

West Sussex
@SussexInfo
@sussexbythesea1
@sussexlocal
@sussex_express
@SussexNewspaper
@ChichesterDC
@Chiobserver
@ChiChamber
@chiuni
@Discover_Chi

WS https://t.co/vkLF6JgM2v p6-,24-@Sharedintel https://t.co/Aa97vJyGGR p9-@BognorRegisReg https://t.co/pfv15gSoqm pic.twitter.com/3fbxl0iOxk

— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 22, 2016

Dairy Vol.4 (Cheese Vol.4: Cheddar)

Raclette has a depth of flavor that you don't get with ordinary cheddar cheese 🧀 pic.twitter.com/ZQMjBrGIRL

— FOOD INSIDER (@InsiderFood) January 17, 2019

Tito's Tacos' signature is the cold cheddar cheese they add to each hard-shell taco pic.twitter.com/qv3JGcOMFb

— FOOD INSIDER (@InsiderFood) January 2, 2019

RT @StokesSauces: Simple, quick and incredibly delicious. Stokes Red Onion Marmalade and Mature Cheddar Cheese on a thick slice of sourdough. pic.twitter.com/MDwmXXn8gn

— Kitchen Sanctuary (@KitchenSanc2ary) April 2, 2019

RT @MyMilitarySvgs: MAPLE SAUSAGE APPLE CHEESE BALLS 😍 Try this savory mix of Jimmy Dean® Maple Pork Sausage, Granny Smith apples, and cheddar cheese to wow guests at your next dinner party! Get the #recipe: https://t.co/1MMD9W8qKw

#militaryfamilies pic.twitter.com/dTzJZ8mPF3

— Kitchen Sanctuary (@KitchenSanc2ary) January 30, 2019

https://twitter.com/Farmer_Tom_UK/status/1096128827414233088
https://twitter.com/KCoooooking/status/1080855115748306947

https://t.co/WwLxl76wly Cheese Snacking has come of age! The number of busy, hard working health conscious people who need to refuel on the go, is rapidly rising. Cheese is nature's naturally functioning whole food. Cheddar has no sugar, is high in protein & low in carbs. FYI…

— Cheddar Gorge Cheese (@CheddarCheeseCo) March 5, 2019

In honor of #NationalCheddarDay, have a listen to @PatiJinich's convo with @gordonzola about how the history of cheddar cheese reflects the development of U.S. food system. 🧀https://t.co/LW2HwDPxHk pic.twitter.com/cw1L2WPx5A

— The Splendid Table (@SplendidTable) February 13, 2019

Why don't we put cheddar cheese on pizza? 🍕🍕🍕 It's all about chemistry, of course. https://t.co/36W510kfJu #apchemistry

— AP for Students (@APforStudents) February 10, 2019

This decadent cheesy cob dish is brilliant for sharing. Made with wine, cheddar cheese, gruyere cheese and crème fraiche it is super tasty, serve bubbling hot! Get the recipe 👉https://t.co/40vsu4mRST pic.twitter.com/xozDxcCGD6

— Sat_James Martin (@sat_jamesmartin) March 9, 2019

Yum! @HappyFoodsTube's spinach and cheddar quiche is a delicious recipe for Sunday brunch. A homemade pie crust is filled with sautéed vegetables, egg & cream mixture topped with cheddar cheese.

Get the recipe: https://t.co/aRXmtRvsAM

— Country Hill Cottage (@CHCottage) March 3, 2019

#Bacon Wrapped #Egg & #Cheese #HashBrowns – seriously DELICIOUS!!!#frozen hash brown patties stuffed with scrambled eggs and #cheddar cheese and wrapped in bacon. Can make as many as you need at a time. #breakfast #brunch #recipes https://t.co/661PhvAAKU pic.twitter.com/ApEvMiHpu0

— Foodie friends (@Delish_Recipe) March 26, 2019

#NationalCheddarDay Celebrate with mac and cheese! My recipe is easy and delicious. Link to YouTube is at the end of the article.https://t.co/RHClrBFEOG #cheddar #cheese #macandcheese #foodie #foodies #foodblog #foodblogger #foodbloggers #MySignatureDish #ValentinesDay2019

— ParnellTheChef (@ParnellChef) February 13, 2019

Cheesy Quinoa – plenty of cheddar cheese will have everyone eating this easy #sidedish. Add a healthy and protein-packed whole grain and #glutenfree side to your dinner tonight! #RECIPEOFTHEDAY –> https://t.co/86coTnv8pP pic.twitter.com/82MBw7L2RU

— Brianne Izzo (@CupcakeKaleChip) March 27, 2019

In honor of all the mac 'n cheese madness, we're making our favorite Chicken Bacon Ranch pasta… complete with #cheesy white cheddar cheese sauce and our all natural #chicken!

Let's eat! https://t.co/aT6pOA2pvN pic.twitter.com/9dOs0vuvtq

— Keystone Meats (@KeystoneMeats) April 3, 2019

Want the ultimate comfort food for tonight's dinner? Enjoy this extremely cheesy and creamy mac and cheese! A classic mac and cheese recipe with loads of cheddar cheese, topped with breadcrumbs!

RECIPE >> https://t.co/sTYjDfbNXR #recipeblog #RecipeOfTheDay #Cooking #dinnertime pic.twitter.com/ZYKMoDwnq4

— Anadi Misra (@_anadizzle) April 2, 2019

Cheesy corn fritters – the perfect side dish!

Made w/ corn, cheddar cheese, green onions + jalapeños >>https://t.co/ZowE9PB0cC #ad #corn pic.twitter.com/rlDzz1VGIG

— Louisa Clements (@Living_Lou) February 20, 2019

Cheesy corn fritters – the perfect side dish!

Made w/ corn, cheddar cheese, green onions + jalapeños >>https://t.co/ZowE9PB0cC #ad #corn pic.twitter.com/6rKhLNXQqL

— Louisa Clements (@Living_Lou) January 14, 2019

Pork & mash gratin: With crispy sage & melted Cheddar cheese. #glutenfree #5ingredients–quickeasyfood #book #seasonal https://t.co/cd9cKtqajs pic.twitter.com/Kh1HjAhA9A

— SeasonalRecipes (@InSeasonRecipes) January 16, 2019

Sour cream, Cheddar cheese, chives — all your favorite toppings are accounted for. https://t.co/3LIuAKmIYp

— Our State Magazine (@ourstatemag) January 13, 2019

It's #NationalMuffinDay cheers @mylegoman We think @KarenBurnsBooth Pumpkin, walnut & cheddar cheese 🧀 muffins are just the #WednesdayMotivation we need https://t.co/dCPogmGM0f 🧀@thebakingnanna1 @Rob_C_Allen @BrendanKLieb @sweetiehour @EatingBeagles who's baking muffins today? pic.twitter.com/BRCwtlBnKF

— Cheese Lovers (@_cheese_lovers) February 20, 2019

Recipe of the Day: Spicy Cheddar Cheese Football🧀🏈 https://t.co/X9rxRLikk3! pic.twitter.com/1VgZw4hzlz

— Food Network (@FoodNetwork) February 3, 2019

Take vegetables to the next level with this Broccoli Puff. This dish comes together quickly using steamed vegetable packs. Biscuit mix and cheddar cheese make it a kid-friendly side dish.

Tap the link in bio for the full recipe 😃 #broccoli #sidedish… https://t.co/ozsRkXWr5s pic.twitter.com/Hu6zlaHpSP

— BottomLeftofMitten (@blofmitten) February 6, 2019

Want a tasty savoury breakfast for this relaxing morning? Make this cheesy bacon omelet! Lots of cheddar cheese and turkey bacon stuffed in the omelet, it's a treat to enjoy!

RECIPE >> https://t.co/EySL6ubCjk #recipeblog #RecipeOfTheDay #Cooking #homecooking #foodblogger #eggs pic.twitter.com/Jz8Hb5Q0fN

— Anadi Misra (@_anadizzle) January 11, 2019

Learn how to bake this healthy brown bread pizza with cheddar cheese easily, with this quick video!https://t.co/4s4IsELCCC #foodporn #foodie #food #healthy #breakfast #Recipes #RecipeOfTheDay #getinmybelly #nomnom #eatclean #yummy #delicious #tasty #vegetarian pic.twitter.com/7STJwUBDGr

— The Indian Claypot (@indianclaypot) February 28, 2019

Homemade Rosemary Focaccia two ways
Pickled Beets and Feta Olives
Bleu/Brie/Cheddar Cheese
Scallion Hummus
Sage Honey
Roasted Garlic
Olive Oil/Balsamic

Happy Saturday! Snack like you mean it 💖🥖🧀🍯 pic.twitter.com/iRyfdruOyF

— Candace Thomas (@candacerthomas) January 6, 2019

Another leftover dinner thrown together with shredded beef. Super simple burrito: shredded beef, refried beans, smoked cheddar cheese. Simple and delicious use of what you have in the fridge. When in doubt, throw it all in a tortilla 🤷‍♂️
_______________… https://t.co/YQ1B1zbg3O pic.twitter.com/tM60hinHQj

— Cheeky BBQ (@cheeky_bbq) March 13, 2019

New at @Brewers Games: The Wisconsin Ultimate Fry — Crispy Craft Beer Battered Twister Fries, Fried Sargento Cheese Curds, Sargento Cheddar Cheese Sauce & Chopped Applewood Smoked Bacon. 🤦‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/n5Hboj6Hd8

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) March 28, 2019

The @Mets will continue their reign at having the best food in baseball. New this year? Dulcinea Ice Cream Churro Sandwich with salted caramel banana ice cream and the Champs Sliders with “millionaires bacon” with a sharp cheddar cheese fondue. pic.twitter.com/6yldfCZiY8

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) March 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/Cheesecake/status/1106601015439167490

No fooling around here. Our April feature is here, the B52 is BACK! Dr Pepper BBQ Sauce, Cheddar Cheese, BBQ Pulled Pork, Candied Jalapeno, Crushed Zesty Cheese Doritos, Creme Fraiche. #yegfood #yegpizza #yeglocal pic.twitter.com/Z7H0gGcQ9w

— LOVEPIZZA (@lovepizza_yeg) April 1, 2019

A1 My all time fav dessert pie is #applepie – My hometown in Galesville #wisconsin has the world record for the largest apple pie. I prefer apple pie with cheddar cheese than ice cream, You? #foodtravelchat pic.twitter.com/ma58aSnf7z

— Heidi Siefkas (@HeidiSiefkas) March 14, 2019

ATX Wagyu Burger. The burger is a collaboration between @shakeshack and @crowdcowusa. The burger is made up of a Texas Wagyu blend, Cheddar Cheese, griddled shallots, and grainy mustard mayo. I was invited to try it out, and it was really good. Only available during #SXSW. pic.twitter.com/aQiVNxHzIw

— Jimmy Ho (@TheSmokingHo) March 12, 2019

You asked for it. #KanyeAsada
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Carne asada, fresh house made guacamole, & French fries in a cheddar cheese dilla, bro. #supportyourlocaldilladealers #quesadillagorilla pic.twitter.com/UQBRW3hIM8

— Quesadilla Gorilla (@dilla_gorilla) January 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/FoodToursJapan/status/1113303538308767745

Thursday’s Special: “Stoners Deee-lite” A generous portion of pork nacho fries with fried pork, black beans and rice, gouda cheese sauce, shredded cheddar cheese, jalapeños, tomatoes, Sriracha sour cream and green onions $12! #thecrowsnest #maplewoodmo pic.twitter.com/m0R1mqVrUi

— The Crow's Nest (@TheCrowsNestSTL) April 4, 2019

Hoosier Heartland Hash. The 2019 @indystatefair Dairy Bar Signature Grilled Cheese. Two crispy hash brown patties sandwiched around a melted pepper jack, muenster, swiss and cheddar cheese combo. Is it August yet? #undeniablydairy pic.twitter.com/i4pGIFQazA

— Indiana Dairy Assoc. (@INDairy) March 1, 2019

One of my favorites. Grilled ham, grilled turkey, cheddar cheese, cole slaw, bbq sauce, and toastes Texas toast. pic.twitter.com/xPOGPzAC0G

— sapo (@oakfaninkc) January 21, 2019

Baked potatoes with Palmetto Cheese 😋 🥔 🧀 pic.twitter.com/5eWHlkqeIU

— Palmetto Cheese (@palmettocheese) April 5, 2019

No vegetables were harmed in the making of this burger! #parkerpasturesgrassfed Colorado organic ground beef with apple wood bacon and @TillamookCheese cheddar cheese! @TraegerGrills #TraegerGrills #TraegerOutdoors #ProSeries #TraegerLife #TraegerBBQ #BaconCheeseBurger pic.twitter.com/T0CH7DDKZJ

— chinaecho8 (@chinaecho8) March 3, 2019

https://twitter.com/SugarFireSmoke/status/1102243616414752771

Our OTM Pie for April is “The Burgler” pizza! This cheeseburger-inspired pie starts with a mustard crème fraiche base and is topped with our special house cheese blend, cheddar cheese, ground beef, cherry tomatoes, pickle slices, and finished off with Sriracha ketchup. pic.twitter.com/0dBFplhGWi

— Pinthouse Pizza Round Rock (@PinthouseRR) April 2, 2019

PITA Please! 😍

Folded Pita – Your choice of turkey, ham or roast beef with shredded cheddar cheese, chopped lettuce, diced tomato and cucumber on a folded white pita bread with Italian dressing. pic.twitter.com/RrLd6V9Oev

— Grouchos Deli Conway (@Grouchosconway) April 1, 2019

Good morning. Here's a picture of my delicious bacon and cheddar cheese omelette. pic.twitter.com/ry3ZXsEKP3

— 💐😈🍸Julie🍸👿💐 (@vintagegoddess) April 1, 2019

Scones for tea today! There are cheddar cheese , mustard and Red pepper scones, and my famous plain scones – yummy! #scone #cotswolds #kinmoza #castlecombe @Fossefarmhouse pic.twitter.com/XR7dkPPqFT

— Caron Cooper (@Fossefarmhouse) March 9, 2019

🔊 Our Blindman Cheese Dip gets us like…. 🕺🧀🥓

Made in-house with Aged Cheddar Cheese, Candied Bacon and @blindmanbrewery Longshadows IPA. Served with Soft Salty Pretzels 🥨
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— cilantro and chive (@cilantro_chive) March 9, 2019

Late lunch bc I was fasting. Lettuce, spinach, broccoli florets, salami chunks, cheddar cheese and chipole ranch dressing! Yum😋#lowcarbdieting #lowcarblunchideas #ketolunchideas #KETOWITHLEE pic.twitter.com/slPBv06q2x

— Keto With Lee (@KetowithLee) February 4, 2019

Good Afternoon from the Duncans! Brunch is ready… Breakfast pizza with egg, sausage, Red Onion, Irish Whiskey Cheddar Cheese and tomatoes.
Delicious start to the afternoon! pic.twitter.com/c8Pu4uWzLZ

— Brian Duncan (@TrueF1Fan) February 10, 2019

A #burger so delicious that is meat free…impossible!

This month we're serving up @ImpossibleFoods #burger @DanRooneys
Viva La Vegan Burger – The #ImpossibleBurger topped with #vegan cheddar cheese & caramelized onions. Served with choice of fries or salad. pic.twitter.com/F1jg0zCg1B

— Empire City Casino (@EmpireCCasino) February 11, 2019

https://twitter.com/LoveofGoodFood/status/1091259215295836160

Brunch?
RIB Omelette
Braised Short Rib and thyme marinated mushroom omelette with spinach and porter cheddar cheese sauce pic.twitter.com/u7QoL1Cln4

— Raglan Road (@RaglanRoadPub) January 20, 2019

#SwitchSandwichFriday Andy Morris knocked it outta the park. Smoked Brisket, Smoked Serrano Cheese Spread (Smoked Serrano, cheddar cheese, cream cheese) & Pickled Cucumbers using our mango habanero sauce. #Austin #Texas #BBQ #ATX #TexasBBQ #AustinEats #Sandwich #austin360eats pic.twitter.com/3cCudu6GuS

— StilesSwitchBBQ (@StilesSwitchBBQ) January 18, 2019

Rock Bottom Brewery in Portland named a sandwich after me this month. It's my twist on their classic Chicken Fried Chicken entree. Enjoy.

-3 Fried chicken cutlets
-Tillamook cheddar cheese
-Layer of garlic mashed potatoes -Country Gravy smother
-2 Buns pic.twitter.com/zA3pGSW5CQ

— Christian LaMontagne (@LaMontaneMG) January 9, 2019

Breakfast foods for dinner is one of my favorites! I made a pancake stack! Haha pancake, corn beef hash, bacon, pancake, fried eggs with cheddar cheese and a pancake! Haha (and real syrup of course!) pic.twitter.com/BiU0hLfZmU

— YogiJoshKenobi (@YogiJoshKenobi) January 27, 2019

https://twitter.com/pattyandbunjoe/status/1085161663895142401

Off today for MLK, so I made this delicious amber yolk breakfast sammy with wisconsin cheddar cheese, uncured bacon and avocado situated between two crispy hasbrowns. pic.twitter.com/pqahLQeGHj

— Penny Nickels (@PennyNickels_) January 21, 2019

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿The MacMittelstein🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 – Double beef patty, crumbled haggis, oak smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, rocket, mustard mayo and drizzled in a Irn Bru and Whisky BBQ Glaze. Available TODAY ONLY for Burns night so make sure you get down here and try it out 😋#tunbridgewells #saintjohnsyard pic.twitter.com/ZVZCa1AusK

— Saint Johns Yard 🌟🌟🌟🌟 (@SaintJohnsYard) January 25, 2019

Off Menu Tip: Brisket Cheddar Cheese Tots. You’re welcome 😉
One benefit of a homemade menu is we can create new options so why not add an order to your tots?
*Brisket is not available at our Oak Cliff location unless one of you wants to buy us a smoker 😂https://t.co/mu6WFQu1pc pic.twitter.com/6GXGAfvmWQ

— Norma's Cafe (@NormasCafe) January 16, 2019

The finished article! Cottage pie. Beef mince stewed in beef stock, red wine, Worcester sauce, garlic and softened mirepoix. Topped with mashed potatoes and mature Cheddar cheese sprinkles. #BritishFood #BritishGrub #homecooking #food #dinner #dinnertime #foodblogger #foodblog pic.twitter.com/DwoBBOXbwb

— (((Snigdha))) (@snigskitchen) January 7, 2019

Loaded Potato Wedges topped with Bacon Cheddar Cheese and Sour Cream pic.twitter.com/DeVOblkxAV

— Land of Food (@landoffacts) December 30, 2018

Who else wants this rainbow taco bowl for lunch? 🌮🧀🍅🍋 Colorful produce = broader spectrum of phytonutrients. In this bowl:⁣
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🍅RED: cherry tomatoes⁣
🍋YELLOW: lemon⁣
🥑GREEN: avocado & kale⁣
🍚WHITE: cauliflower⁣
+ black beans, chicken, cheddar cheese & Greek yogurt pic.twitter.com/tevUXXen4b

— Mia Syn, MS, RDN (@nutritionbymia) April 10, 2019

Feeling cheesy 🤔 We’ve teamed up with @TillamookCheese to deliver cheddar cheese on-demand 💯 Tweet #NationalCheddarDay + 🧀 for your chance to win!

— Fooji (@gofooji) February 13, 2019

Today is #NationalCheddarDay so I ask you this, what is your favorite way to use cheddar cheese? Personally, I am all for it melting on a burger. What about you?? pic.twitter.com/BNuxyLaylN

— Dave Razzari (@_drazzari) February 13, 2019

Eat More Cheddar Cheese #ImproveYourLifeIn4Words #FreeCheeseFriday®. pic.twitter.com/DaqZPaJkCA

— Wyke Farms (@wykefarms) February 13, 2019

Jeremy calls Richard and James into a meeting to discuss in-game 'Gadgets' over a cup of tea, ice-cream and a block of Cheddar Cheese. pic.twitter.com/ody9ONTkAL

— The Grand Tour Game (@PlayTGTGame) January 10, 2019

5 oz. Turkey burger covered with melted Swiss and cheddar cheese, double turkey “bacon” fried egg 🤤#TurkeyTuesday 10% off our Turkey burgers and tacos @ Mo Better Burgers South Bay pic.twitter.com/4lIzsuKrgk

— The Messenger (@malachimicahj) January 8, 2019

#Sundaybehindthescenes.
Here’s breakfast. Eggs, Smokey sausages, Cheddar Cheese, Jalapeños, Green Peppers on a . . . . .(Wait for it!). A TORTILLA! BTW, today at Harvest we are going to talk about how you can have personal revival on what we are calling “Jesus Revolution Sunday pic.twitter.com/QMphLslgbN

— Greg Laurie (@greglaurie) January 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/therealtatianna/status/1085720917244764161

Who wants to get Hi. today?!? 🌲 🔥 💨

The Good Stuff 🍔 🐖 🧀

House burger stuffed with Sugarfire Smoke House pulled pork and cheddar cheese, onion strings, Bbq and cheese sauces #gethi pic.twitter.com/cYembhD4td

— Hi Pointe Drive In (@HiPointeDriveIn) January 18, 2019

It's a short month and we're bringing back a big flavor! The Mac Daddy has garlic butter, mac & cheese, mozzarella, cheddar cheese, Nueske's bacon, toasted panko breadcrumbs, and a sriracha drizzle, but it will only be here for February! pic.twitter.com/KX4L337ID5

— Azzip Pizza (@AzzipTweets) February 1, 2019

Mexican Tostadas on the menu today always a sellout! Crispy tortilla, guacamole, pico de gallo, shredded iceberg & cheddar cheese topped with pulled pork carnitas or mole chicken @Dankirkpatrick4 @danfarrand13 @AngelaUrwin1 @AngelHillFood pic.twitter.com/y3TOoU1iRT

— Matt Chapman (@matt_chapman8) February 21, 2019

I see that cloth bound cheddars a cheese trend for 2019. (Sneaking out to stock up on ⁦@cabotcheese⁩ clothbound cheddar) #cheese https://t.co/FGs8JR27am

— NYFarmer (@NYFarmer) January 9, 2019

We caught up with Noreen & James Cunningham from @donegalcheddar this week to talk about their new product and Donegal's first artisan Cheddar Cheese. Check out the article below with some wine pairing recommendations for @Diceys and @thecounterdeli https://t.co/KZHMrTzV42

— Donegal Food Tours (@DonegalFoodTour) January 26, 2019

Sainsbury's to sell Easter egg made entirely out of Cheddar cheese https://t.co/076hvqwPFg

— The Irish News (@irish_news) March 12, 2019

Check out our experience eating Cheddar Cheese in Cheddar Gorge. #travel https://t.co/8IUxYhL8Zq

— Daryl & Mindi (@2foodtrippers) March 24, 2019

The UK's first grass-fed Pasture for Life organic cheddar has been launched, created by cows that have never eaten any grains or cereals throughout their entire lifetime. @LyeCrossFarm launched its first 100% grass-fed cheddar cheese at Dairy-Tech 2019 – https://t.co/NLTsgUzrW8 pic.twitter.com/qx7ZMhJwQS

— LycettsRural (@LycettsRural) February 19, 2019

US starts trade war with EU (including UK), putting tariffs on Stilton and Cheddar Cheese #GoToWTO sounds fab, where do I sign?https://t.co/r33DWKQNj4 pic.twitter.com/W1rzY5tp2g

— okenia (@DkOkenia) April 9, 2019

British tourists will be banned from taking their beloved UK delicacies such as cornish pasties, pork pies and even cheddar cheese on holiday to the EU after a no deal-Brexit, Brussels warned todayhttps://t.co/QdUNMtQTtx

— Telegraph Politics (@TelePolitics) April 3, 2019

British tourists will be banned from taking beloved UK delicacies such as cornish pasties, pork pies and even cheddar cheese on holiday to the EU after a no deal Brexit, senior EU official said today.

— James Crisp (@JamesCrisp6) April 3, 2019

Are you a supplier of goats cheese, cheddar, cheese spread and Stilton? Then this #export opportunity may be for you https://t.co/zTqps2KPCc pic.twitter.com/BpZ7WEsR8d

— Dept. Int. Trade Y&H (@tradegovuk_YH) February 1, 2019

#Brexit is ‘a bad news story,’ says John Jordan, CEO of Kerrygold-owner Ornua:
• company sells 60 lorries of cheddar cheese into UK a week (70k tonnes a year)
• hard Brexit would result in 50% tariffs on cheese
• company has become world’s largest buyer of British cheese pic.twitter.com/J7KDduqvaq

— Simon Carswell (@SiCarswell) January 31, 2019

Ireland sells 50% of its beef to the U.K.
Ireland sells 33% of its fish to the U.K.
Ireland sells 80,000 tons of cheddar cheese to the UK.
A U.K. no Deal would put all of those contracts at great risk@leovaradker
But still Varadkar thinks the EU will look after Ireland!!! https://t.co/UfvlgzRtYm

— gerard peter anthony (@gerardjasper) January 4, 2019

Prabhat Dairy to export cheddar cheese to Iraq https://t.co/0DJaLlpUlw #cheese #Iraq pic.twitter.com/YX3r5FvdOd

— moneycontrol (@moneycontrolcom) September 16, 2016

Ireland Vol.42 (Leinster Vol.9 – City of Dublin Vol.2)

Great interview by Mark Nealon, founder of client company, @myStudyPalIE, with @jesskellynt @NewstalkFM – well worth a listen. @UCDinnovation https://t.co/Z3Q4Cxc1s4

— NovaUCD (@NovaUCD) March 29, 2019

Great to see the new #5G #IoT #accelerator programme featured by @siliconrepublic as a important #IoT news stories from this week. https://t.co/H9n5RHa02K @VodafoneIreland @Ericsson_IRL @UCDinnovation @ucddublin

— NovaUCD (@NovaUCD) March 15, 2019

#Startups to battle it out to find Ireland’s best business idea at #FS19 https://t.co/VZnoLsjYfB via @IrishTimes – delighted that client @OutputSports is one of the 5 start-ups to reach the final @BICDublin @ucddublin @UCDinnovation

— NovaUCD (@NovaUCD) March 14, 2019

Looking to invest in and partner with early-stage #startups in 2019 ? Watch a series of short #videos to find out more about @ucddublin's latest ventures which are currently seeking investors and partners https://t.co/DlgNHkjwCM @Entirl pic.twitter.com/uvPvsIauR3

— NovaUCD (@NovaUCD) January 8, 2019

Fantastic news #BelieveInScience https://t.co/WvJSO8JNqb

— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) February 28, 2019

Tech centres bridging the gap between #research and #industry, excellent piece last week in the @IrishTimes on @CeADARIreland https://t.co/c3UrNFxc9F @Entirl @ucddublin @UCD_Research

— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) February 25, 2019

Smart factory demo to give @ucddublin #engineering students
hands-on experience with Industry 4.0 principles https://t.co/Xrl9yE32C3 great blog post by @PurpleHazeSF in @embedded_comp on @maximintegrated's recent soccer ball factory demo donation to @UCDEngArch pic.twitter.com/ojuBjCzGdx

— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) January 22, 2019

Great to see these two early-stage @ucddublin #startups @PaceManApp and @OutputSports featured in today's @IrishTimes – exciting times ahead for both of them @EI_HPSU https://t.co/3rb2bwwKU0

— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) January 17, 2019

New #research study provides unequivocal evidence that the #SpeedGene is the main determinant of why some #horses are born sprinters and others are born stayers https://t.co/21qnlY8Kun @Entirl pic.twitter.com/4wFu7FyBnt

— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) January 10, 2019

‘People often just wait for the next technology, rather than invent it’ – great to see UCD's @ReynaudEmmanuel feature in today's Science Uncovered column via @siliconrepublic https://t.co/XYAbDQnizh pic.twitter.com/cnuUN95UBw

— UCD Innovation (@UCDinnovation) January 9, 2019

Great news! Congratulations and good luck to @AnthoVentresque. A great project that reflects our commitment to the @UN #SDGs. https://t.co/C0Sm2xiuw1

— Orla Feely (@OrlaFeely) March 7, 2019

12 daring Dublin start-ups to watch #startups #funding #ai #internetofthings #dublin #entrepreneurs #tech .@entirl .@ndrc_hq .@gecind8 .@novaucd .@launchpad_TCD .@dogpatchlabs .@EI_HPSU .@SWDub .@dublin .@ireland https://t.co/hgq5vGK5T0 via @siliconrepublic

— John Fintan Kennedy (@MrJohnFKennedy) January 10, 2019

.@ucddublin #spinout @outputsports , is among only 8 start-ups chosen to pitch at a #startup competition being held as part of the 13th MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference https://t.co/EjFFYHxN25 #SSAC19 #sportstech pic.twitter.com/Sp39nwGqJv

— KTI Connect (@KTIconnect) February 27, 2019

We are pround to be within the top-12 research teams of the SFI Future Innovator Prizehttps://t.co/9T26TWB5zx @UCD_physics @UCD @ucdscience @UCD_Research @UCDinnovation

— UCD-Plasmonics (@UPlasmonics) March 13, 2019

How Irish scientists helped discover hundreds of thousands of new galaxies pic.twitter.com/6NKOcPnVVk

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) February 19, 2019

Dr Shane Donohue is developing and testing efficient ways to detect signs of trouble in earthworks or ‘geotechnical assets’ such as embankments, slopes, cuttings and dams that support railways, roadways and flood defences. Read the full article: https://t.co/YGYie88Wx7 pic.twitter.com/mhzffcTj7I

— UCD Eng & Arch (@UCDEngArch) January 22, 2019

An insightful article about how 'great teams aren’t afraid of healthy conflict' #SmurfitSchool
https://t.co/4iXJO6NC7X pic.twitter.com/9kxnSr6QnQ

— UCD Smurfit School (@SmurfitSchool) March 24, 2019

At the end of 2018, digital banking alternative, Revolut, were granted a European banking license after hitting 200,000 Irish customers. What does the "Amazon of banking" have in store for the rest of 2019? #SmurfitSchool
https://t.co/8v6mdnVZbT

— UCD Smurfit School (@SmurfitSchool) March 3, 2019

Ellen Ryan and Karl Whelan 'Quantitative Easing and the Hot Potato Effect: Evidence from Euro Area Banks' https://t.co/1XveVX5BRY pic.twitter.com/WUN3kQ9Vmk

— UCD Economics (@EconomicsUCD) January 21, 2019

https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/1111543102924304385
https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/1110649746702716931
https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/1102545411607285760
https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/1102545413834461185
https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/1100427038530433026
https://twitter.com/ucddublin/status/1097886930447073280

🔬👩‍🔬 @scienceirel Discover Programme awards funding to four UCD projects promoting STEM

➡️ https://t.co/aOy6Ht1qNa

🥼 The educational activities are dedicated to raising public awareness and involvement with #STEM, and will share €178,000 in funding over the next 12 months pic.twitter.com/w8OoLDQ0k6

— University College Dublin (@ucddublin) February 14, 2019

Watch "Research Excellence at Trinity" on YouTube https://t.co/2XT5xB1Wlb

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) March 23, 2019

Another day another fund raising for a @tcddublin spin out: medical devices campus company CroíValve raises €3.2m #Concept2Impact https://t.co/7mBmXem4yw

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) March 28, 2019

Soapbox Labs brings AI to Microsoft cloud to boost childhood literacy worldwide ⁦@Entirl⁩ ⁦@tcddublin⁩ https://t.co/QdilrfH6zI

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) March 13, 2019

Well done ⁦@Artomatixltd⁩ @CroiValve⁩ ⁦@DanaltoTech⁩ ⁦@data_chemist⁩ #electricalanalytics ⁦@inflazome⁩ ⁦@proverummedical⁩ ⁦@Swrve_Inc⁩ as ⁦@sundaybusiness⁩ ⁦@Entirl⁩ 100 hot start-ups ⁦@tcddublin⁩ ⁦⁦@KTIconnect⁩ pic.twitter.com/PCw2S3i8Qe

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) February 28, 2019

2018 Trinity campus company https://t.co/xajgopY5rr featured in Top 100 Startups from Sunday Business Post via @connect_ie #Concept2Impact pic.twitter.com/C7FTUo01u3

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) February 25, 2019

“Battery breakthrough as @tcddublin researchers triple storage capacity
Trinity research centre explores power of ultra-thin nanomaterial MXenes” https://t.co/Anv5Q6VpcB #Concept2Impact pic.twitter.com/HSJJ074hnp

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) February 22, 2019

Great article from @Frontlinevc on “Using data to shorten VC learning cycles” https://t.co/SY0PCauOLD

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) January 11, 2019

⁦@Senoptica⁩ and Brendan rice future ⁦@tcddublin⁩ spinout telling a captive audience at the ⁦@NDRC_hq⁩ demo day about their ink sensor technology ⁦@Entirl⁩ ⁦@atlanticbridgev⁩ ⁦@HaloIreland⁩ pic.twitter.com/i5xLMaEbbu

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) December 20, 2018

Inline and offline MAP gas checks nice article on ⁦@SenopticaBR⁩ ⁦@ambercentre⁩ ⁦@tcddublin⁩ ⁦@BICDublin⁩ ⁦@Entirl⁩ saving money and reducing waste https://t.co/UXmrYceSIu

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) November 30, 2018

33 Irish-based researchers listed among world’s elite scientists https://t.co/5EMzAAuh5B

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) November 28, 2018

Trinity attended the Avanced Enginering Show in UK at the end of October . Full report of presenters here https://t.co/iTJLhl87vS #Concept2Impact pic.twitter.com/mx7NUY3Bl9

— Trinity Res & Innov (@TrinityResearch) November 20, 2018

Great to see so much interest in our paper on why silver tarnishes. Collaboration bertween @ssanvito at @ambercentre @cranntcd @TCD_physics and @BellLabs

Simulations solve mystery of why silver tarnishes https://t.co/jCi0HDSu6i

— Stefano Sanvito (@ssanvito) March 28, 2019

#Spinout company Azadyne from @tcddublin has raised €1.75m in an investment round and is developing a new approach to the treatment of autoimmune diseases.
https://t.co/viWxrcWN6y pic.twitter.com/R80G6dcurc

— KTI Connect (@KTIconnect) March 27, 2019

Good luck to the @tcddublin #CharmEU proposal submitted for today's #EuropeanUniversities pilot deadline. https://t.co/H1dao4u8Dp

— Irish Universities Assoc. (@IUAofficial) February 28, 2019

Identifying chemical switches that turn different parts of the immune system on & off is opening up new avenues for treating diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s & cancer, acc to Prof @laoneill111 from @tcddublin via @HorizonMagEU https://t.co/R1dqV0yGui

— Arthritis Ireland (@Arthritisie) January 10, 2019

Thanks for the mention @siliconrepublic – we are in great company on that list! https://t.co/EIJ34qE91V

— SoapBox Labs (@soapboxlabs) January 10, 2019

Researchers report successful measurement of #vitamin D in human #hair @tcddublin https://t.co/Xw7aYi6D6N

— Medical Xpress (@medical_xpress) February 22, 2019

Prof. Mick Morris discusses AMBER's €4.3 million Additive Research Lab and the potential for #3Dprinting to drive an innovation-led economy in @IrishTimesBiz https://t.co/CNqf1g6t4H @tcddublin @scienceirel @ERC_Research @EnterInnov

— AMBER (@ambercentre) March 1, 2018

We continue to learn more about Ireland's kids and families through @GrowingUpIre. Continued credit to @KZapponeTD and @DCYAPress for funding and @tcddublin for collaboration.

Families deal with recession legacy long after economy recovers – ESRI https://t.co/XlcZKnR3ox

— Alan Barrett (@AlanMBarrett) February 22, 2019

Exciting news for @ChangeDonations, the winning team in #LaunchBox18 – just gone from strength to strength!! Congratulations, guys & good luck!! https://t.co/ZaWekUVt4p @TCDTangent @tcddublin #futurescope #One2Watch

— LaunchBox (@TCDLaunchbox) March 14, 2019

Trinity's ADAPT Centre is a "Keysone in our tech ecosystem" says Taoesach Leo Varadkar at the Future Jobs Ireland summit this month. Watch here: https://t.co/xNiWdJC5uT #ADAPT #STEM #TrinityResearch

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) March 11, 2019

Trinity scientists will join forces with institutions across Europe to develop next-gen “chemical noses” that will detect and rid pollutants from the environment as part of a collaborative Horizon2020 FET-OPEN project. Learn more here: https://t.co/EWHW5Q81tZ #TrinityResearch pic.twitter.com/imGJH03wmz

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) March 4, 2019

If anyone won the Oscars this year it was Netflix – the prize for its industry disruption, writes @TCDBusiness's Louis Brennan and Paul Lyons in this piece for @ConversationUK:https://t.co/kARemOWOl9

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) February 27, 2019

The hidden history of Trinity’s iconic Museum Building is revealed in the new #MakingVictorianDublin website. Explore a 3-D laser scan of the building & learn about the design and craft & quarry networks involved in its construction #LoveIrishResearch https://t.co/Ui0zsTSUy9 pic.twitter.com/cXziYuHUp3

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) December 12, 2018

Dean of @TCDBusiness Prof Andrew Burke looks at how Ireland's live ents scene is a big ticket item for the economy https://t.co/qcMeUUM5zC

— Trinity College Dublin (@tcddublin) February 14, 2017

SepTec – A top voice in sci-tech to watch in 2019! https://t.co/Tg8qyEtZzl #SciTech100 #SepTec #sepsis #raisingawareness pic.twitter.com/DfkvL4qNft

— DCUInvent (@DCUInvent) January 21, 2019

Great news about funding success for DCU research in optical technologies and aquatic pollution! https://t.co/28e4wU2DAa #biotechnology #Engineering #VirtualReality #optical #research #technology #innovation pic.twitter.com/hSp8PS2eF0

— DCUInvent (@DCUInvent) January 16, 2019

Intel Ireland to run new artificial intelligence incubator programme in ⁦@DublinCityUni⁩ Innovation Campus

⁦@talentgardenie⁩ ⁦@MrkBnt⁩ @talentgardenie⁩ ⁦@davidedattoli⁩ ⁦@Rasa_Ona⁩ ⁦⁦@muirtheimhne⁩ https://t.co/frQdbtoK5z

— DCUalpha (@DCUalpha) October 15, 2018

Delighted to be working with @talentgardenen to launch @talentgardenie in a few weeks time! Great opportunity to supercharge our existing IoT community and create international opportunities for Irish entrepreneurs. @DublinCityUni @smartdublin @muirtheimhne @Entirl @IDAIRELAND pic.twitter.com/7rwiZm0Uq9

— DCUalpha (@DCUalpha) July 29, 2018

Great #IoT article in @farmersjournal by @kieran_sullivan on #Agtech & #SmartFarming

Lots of relevant Irish #innovation worth reviewing as well incl: @remotesignals @VT-IoT @moocallsensors @ambisense_ltd @cainthus @dairymaster @theyieldlab @Treemetrics https://t.co/HJtT32IRt8

— DCUalpha (@DCUalpha) July 25, 2018

The Irish Government is investing in the creation of a new €50m #STEM hub at the @DublinCityUni campus https://t.co/wqA1Sh3sHf

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) September 14, 2018

The #Eirloop team is preparing to show the #SpaceX #Hyperloop competition what Ireland is made of. @DublinCityUni https://t.co/MTWKMju9pR

— SiliconRepublic (@siliconrepublic) July 11, 2018

SpaceX’s ‘Olympics of engineering’: Ireland’s Éirloop fast-track it to the final: https://t.co/XhNJawoBjN @Team_Eirloop @chrisjhorn @DCUEngineering @tcdengineering @UCDEngArch pic.twitter.com/N8gfIAcvDr

— Engineers Ireland (@EngineerIreland) May 30, 2018

As its #EngineersWeek2019 in the USA we want to celebrate the talent we have in here @DCUEngineering @DCUWater Have a read about the skills, projects and capabilities in @DublinCityUni @EngineerIreland #Engineering #engineeringtalent https://t.co/Wv2IP1VKsI

— Water Institute DCU (@DCUWater) February 22, 2019

#DataScientist #CAO2019 Mathematics + Computer Programming + Data Analytics for finance, health, sport, journalism, language, media, music, government, humanities, agriculture, environment and more! https://t.co/QyxzKuBEJe

— DCU Data Science (@datasciencedcu) January 11, 2019

A new study by DCU says that Irish employers will need to make their workplaces more “age-friendly” to accommodate greater numbers of workers aged over 65. @IrishTimes @agefriendlydcu @DCU_Research https://t.co/BWPNRy4kNK

— DCU (@DublinCityUni) February 4, 2019

How Dublin's 'young' university expanded by fostering 700 tech jobs https://t.co/J8Csw27iQu

— DCU (@DublinCityUni) January 31, 2019

Social media exposure can increase the cost of a data breach – #DCU study https://t.co/nKRhV8Ocxx via @siliconrepublic @BusinessDCU

— DCU (@DublinCityUni) December 19, 2018

One more day. Tomorrow January 1st, Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT), Institute of Technology Blanchardstown and Institute of Technology Tallaght will become Ireland’s first Technological University – TU Dublin. A new era of #InfinitePossibilities begins #WeAreTUDublin

— Technological University Dublin (@WeAreTUDublin) December 31, 2018

A nose for wine: all you need to know about sommeliers. Check out Diarmuid Cawley's article about the often misunderstood world of wine experts over on @RTEBrainstorm today. @CulinaryartsCbs @TUDubFoodForum https://t.co/MsHkHHb26l #TUDublinDiscovers #rtebrainstorm

— Technological University Dublin (@WeAreTUDublin) March 14, 2019

New @opwireland vid just in time for #EngWeek19 – #BuildingEngineering is now the career of choice for those who want to help reduce carbon energy use in our built environment! H/T: @EngineerIreland https://t.co/fFWKnntIXn @CareersPortal

— Technological University Dublin (@WeAreTUDublin) March 7, 2019

Presenting at a recent seminar on Climate Change here at TU Dublin, @AlexWhite4EU former Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources speaks about the recent #IPCCReport and the urgency with which we must address global warming #ClimateStrike pic.twitter.com/WwVkCFta4f

— Technological University Dublin (@WeAreTUDublin) March 1, 2019

What an honour it is to have all the @TUDublinSportCC Olympic hopefuls on campus today to officially launch #OurRoadToTokyo in partnership with @SiskGroup #RoadToTokyo #TUDublinSport pic.twitter.com/CIpBuBIZml

— Technological University Dublin (@WeAreTUDublin) February 28, 2019

Logistics Associate Apprenticeship a success – https://t.co/D8G4ZK1ei0

— Technological University Dublin (@WeAreTUDublin) February 26, 2019

We recently announced a 5 year strategic partnership with @WeAreTUDublin – as part of the new collaboration we will provide a number of TU Dublin students with scholarships to support their academic journey.

Watch as some of our scholars and mentors tell us their story pic.twitter.com/jzBnVSMdEW

— Intel Ireland (@Intel_IRL) March 11, 2019

Taping back control: what's behind the rewind of cassette culture? As the vinyl revival goes mainstream & gets expensive, the cassette has become an increasingly attractive format for artists, labels and fans writes @MickGlennon @WeAreTUDublin https://t.co/D7c9Ky3Vjp

— RTÉ Brainstorm (@RTEBrainstorm) March 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/Curtis_Sam/status/1100100286763491330

Not sure if this is true but certainly an interesting perspective on transparent models for #machinelearning in #health https://t.co/kBl9dkQu78

— JohnDK (@johndkelleher) April 2, 2019

Great piece by @WeAreTUDublin MSc in aBIMM lecturer Emma Hayes @EmmaHay68943842 on taking construction businesses to the next level https://t.co/7QccLcV55h via @sundaybusiness

— BIM@TUDublin (@BIMTUDublin) February 27, 2019

Happy St. Patricks Day to our Double Degree students in Oulu and to all our Finnish friends! We've been there, jumped in the river and it's every bit as cold as it looks! Polar Bear Pitching – the quirkiest site for #GoGreen this year? @WeAreTUDublin https://t.co/f1e0IOBAL7

— TU Dublin Computer Science (@tudublincompsci) March 17, 2019

Pinned tweets, etc.

This Chart Explains Every Culture In The World http://t.co/wjHeWfzsO3 @bi_university
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) July 6, 2014

UK Vol.129 (Post-EUref #Brexit Vol.47: Bank of England)

Brexit🇬🇧https://t.co/FQabKnBV4z
ConUnit_UCL,UKandEU Oct2018:
– As timetable would make it all but impossible to hold a ref before 29 March. Art 50 period could be extended.. create complexities.. negotiation of EU budget
– 5 basic scenarios
– 3-option ref #AlternativeVote
– Lords pic.twitter.com/sHNFdzulPi
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) February 27, 2019

"#IrishWhiskey #Distilleries @jar_ie http://t.co/gnBKTeg68f"#Ireland #UisceBeatha: Whiskey in #Gaelic – Water of Life pic.twitter.com/mxr3UpXwor
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) May 27, 2015

"[Podcast] Ireland & Brexit @voxeu #tcddublin Prof Patrick Honohan (Gov of #centralbank_ie 2009-15) https://t.co/EeZhRWqshm" EU landborder..
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) August 19, 2016

"Emotional Intelligence for EU Democracy @HeatherGrabbe @StefanLehne @Carnegie_Europe http://t.co/Y8vD69Tj0p" cf 2014 pic.twitter.com/0Bca132pyj
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) February 1, 2015

Ranking the best and worst tax states http://t.co/cEGxkyoV0v http://t.co/55PDisvRuR @newsfromIN pic.twitter.com/gVDv5U1C4Z
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) November 2, 2014

"Which States Rely the Most on Federal Aid? http://t.co/BNmouaMWse @taxfoundation" pic.twitter.com/UnR7e4c4ut
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 3, 2015

Ranking the States by Fiscal Condition | @enorcross @OliviaJGonzalez @mercatus #georgemasonu https://t.co/tS2gtSPrJ2 pic.twitter.com/vaX51gqEvF
— World Solutions USA (@wsi_usa) July 25, 2016

"@StrollingHeifer #LocavoreIndex: Which states …committed to #LocallySourced food? http://t.co/AqZEod282Z"@TakePart pic.twitter.com/h0prxBSrGF
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) June 22, 2015

“@MacleansMag: 22 maps of Canada as you've never seen it before http://t.co/HKkcNsWa2U" @MrPaulMcAfee pic.twitter.com/3njOdhgzqs
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) January 16, 2015

"% of Apartments Vacant Across Canada" via @HuffPostAlberta http://t.co/dUpSUgSwCi 'Rental Market in Canada – 2015' pic.twitter.com/HNdomvtJYS
— WorldSolutions light (@WSlightly) February 21, 2015

"6 charts:#Australia's getting #hotter http://t.co/G95njUnzcT" @mbaxteriema @guardian @smh @BOM_au #rainfall #climate pic.twitter.com/L2ovpepJPr
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) January 20, 2015

NZ @radionz http://t.co/ZmzPSx1K8f @AucklandUni CTU@ANZ_NZ http://t.co/J5z5vvZN8K PLT;lower OCR&weakerNZD @WSlightly pic.twitter.com/Uhx04DgXgs
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) July 30, 2015

https://t.co/j0BdAORtss @NISRANINIShttps://t.co/tiHJrkyCQo @ManufacturingNI https://t.co/sxif7BCBig @EnvironmentNI pic.twitter.com/HOtsvgTiFb
— World Solutions (@_WorldSolutions) October 27, 2015

For the United States, you can search by putting each state’s name or “US Policy Changes” into the search box.

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Fruits Vol.3 (Fig)

The fig tree
The common fig tree (Ficus Carica) can be appropriately applied to your home, it is quite a popular species because its flowers do not require pollination. …read..https://t.co/wrIVMzJs1Z pic.twitter.com/hySziXm2Of
— Nature Bring (@naturebring651) March 25, 2019

Some helpful tips for growing Fig tree in container | Nature Bring
The fruit of figs is easiest to cultivate. The Fig tree is popular due to its green leaves and special shape. read..https://t.co/3jR6cCanFN #figtree #container #fruits pic.twitter.com/089DPXNIwJ
— Nature Bring (@naturebring651) December 6, 2017

Figs do very well. They fruit best when their roots are restricted, so the restriction of a pot is the very thing the fig needs, if it is not to run to leaf instead of to fruit. https://t.co/u0vgcApZlG pic.twitter.com/aoxGE9Yd18
— Vita Sackville-West (@thegardenvsw) October 21, 2018

–so the restriction of a pot is the very thing a fig needs if it is not to run to leaf instead of to fruit. https://t.co/lNlr5NPyld pic.twitter.com/EMdakAc6jz
— Vita Sackville-West (@thegardenvsw) October 21, 2017

When should fig trees start to produce ripened fruit? https://t.co/9sNJvQzKC3
— NOLA.com (@NOLAnews) November 4, 2017

"The branches of a large strangler fig can stretch over acres and produce a million figs in one flowering."https://t.co/Hj0ZcDduMT
— Jenn Grunigen (@foxnettle) August 15, 2016

#AdventBotany day 20 – the fig – a plant that shows its fruit when the leaves fall off from @BitKblog https://t.co/UFX9cDv2OZ pic.twitter.com/coNpiofFl8
— Alastair Culham (@BotanyRNG) December 20, 2016

What's with the fig craze? Learn more about this fruit: https://t.co/AM8Km5jzGC pic.twitter.com/K3gd0qRDRq
— Dr. Joseph Mercola (@mercola) March 23, 2018

#Ficus carica – #Fig Beers Black are prized for their delicious #fruit, with reddish pink interior and a violet skin. They are high in Iron, Fiber, Potassium, and Calcium. Fresh figs are a natural choice! https://t.co/JBjpapqygV #tropicalplants #exoticfruits #TuesdayTreat pic.twitter.com/X7MuAm9rAv
— TopTropicals.com (@toptropicals) March 26, 2019

Phenolic acids and flavonoids of fig fruit in the Mediterranean region https://t.co/zs8X8mo1D8 #manganese pic.twitter.com/Vkyd7nxtOd
— Bill Lagakos 🚀 (@CaloriesProper) July 17, 2016

"As an emblem of the Mediterranean food culture, we imagine that fig trees would be out of place in a more temperate climate. Surprisingly, however, they grow almost effortlessly in the Southeast – if you have the right variety. There are even more optio… https://t.co/genyRZZc5D pic.twitter.com/NsePPHzleQ
— Modern Farmer (@ModFarm) August 15, 2018

Let’s talk about #Ficus (#Moraceae)! The #Fig (F. carica) was domesticated in western Asia & Near East in prehistory. In all Ficus spp., the “fruit” is stem tissue. It’s an inverted stem with the tiny flowers borne on the inside. #TropicalBotany 📷: Kandukuru Nagarjun pic.twitter.com/8LyxTHgJkI
— Scott Zona, Ph.D. (@Scott_Zona) September 3, 2018

Fabulous figs! This luscious fruit has a delicate aroma and sweet flavour. Great in salads with Parma ham or goat's cheese and rocket! #fig #figs #fruit #5aday #sweet #salad #salads #parmaham #goatscheese #rocket #healthy #healthyeating #foodservice #dartfresh pic.twitter.com/YcdZ3bOY7r
— Dart Fresh Produce (@DartFresh) March 20, 2019

Fig Ficus Black Mission Fruit Tree Container Plant Outdoor Garden Best Gift Yard https://t.co/kQMPLr8xf6 pic.twitter.com/zYToksSsRn
— deals usa mall (@usa_mall) March 27, 2019

Fig trees planted at Cline are beginning to produce figs! Friendswood History preserved! pic.twitter.com/XeJJBWRAlU
— CW Cline Elementary (@ClineElementary) November 16, 2017

Our fig tree produces more fruit than we can possibly eat. pic.twitter.com/2axQ1eQKUJ
— Teresa Kaepernick (@B4IleaveU) August 12, 2018

"The fig is a false fruit or multiple fruit, in which the flowers and seeds grow together to form a single mass." #FlowerReport #NSFW pic.twitter.com/RHgJiRIwI4
— Alyssa Harad (@alyssaharad) October 2, 2017

Fig season has arrived! We love this exotic & juicy fruit. Find our favorite smoothie made with them in our free ebook on the blog 🙂 pic.twitter.com/fS54Z9Ltbl
— nutriciously (@nutriciously) September 24, 2016

Fig season! This yummy fall fruit is full of vitamins + minerals. Toss them in salad for a seasonal twist! pic.twitter.com/vIHeIZqLcB
— YogaWorks (@YogaWorks) October 15, 2016

Time to enjoy another great #smoothie #jar #yummy #food #fig #healthy #peach #fruit #gym #… https://t.co/3yzHenMqdc pic.twitter.com/JEZX4lkmbY
— Hippie Butter (@hippiebutter) March 15, 2016

New Lunch dish – roast sweet potato fig & goats cheese with balsamic reduction #fresh #healthy pic.twitter.com/tAAxwcDgf5
— STAGE 3 (@stage3hackney) October 1, 2015

Today’s picking from the fig tree by the back door #Newport 👍 pic.twitter.com/XyJPGmJWii
— Dr Zoe Harcombe, PhD (@zoeharcombe) September 1, 2018

Just picked the first figs off Dad’s tree.
If you have a fig tree *dont* pick them till they’re plump, black and dripping with sweet sweet syrup 😍😍😍😍 pic.twitter.com/3k6F2QG5vW
— Neil Bharadwa (@MrNeilB) August 4, 2018

After seeing a guest off, I decided to pick a few figs from my garden. 😋 Normally, I’d eat these with prosciutto. I’m managing weight, I’m eating them plain. Ps. If you have a small garden, grow fig tree in a pot. #growyourown pic.twitter.com/ahyPdGIRbt
— Nomboniso Gasa (@nombonisogasa) January 14, 2019

First time harvest from our fig tree. Probably another 30 still to ripen. pic.twitter.com/fGqYOKtr8p
— Matt Hammond (@MilkshakeNZ) March 27, 2019

Our fig tree really produced this year 😍😍😍 pic.twitter.com/hCvFO0DyT8
— ⫷ † SavedGrace† ⫸ (@yeshua_porvida) September 1, 2018

Pretty crazy that this year my fig tree gave one fig. ONE. Yet it’s been sweetest so far. pic.twitter.com/zJF28gxekS
— Pati Jinich (@PatiJinich) November 18, 2018

#gardening article: Mummified Fig Tree Fruit: What To Do For Dry Fig Fruit On Trees https://t.co/UJoHo1R5ew pic.twitter.com/mc0hZZEf6w
— Gardening Know How (@gardenknowhow) December 4, 2015

Fig & bourbon ratafia. A sweet and musky infusion made with market produce from @AngelaClutton https://t.co/wn9QbcffLX pic.twitter.com/ichvIbjQx2
— Borough Market (@boroughmarket) October 25, 2017

If only every happy hour was this pretty. Almost too pretty to consume. Almost.

2 oz vodka
1 black fig (diced)
1/2 oz. lemon juice
3/4 oz. rosemary simple syrup
4oz club soda
lemon peels to garnish

Muddle the fig and then combine other ingredients.

Xo pic.twitter.com/FjzZ9CrnIc
— Sabrina Soto (@sabrinasoto) September 29, 2018

How can nuts improve your Monday considerably? With an incredible recipe with extra virgin olive oil from Spain (#EVOO)! Discover your new favorite dish in 30 minutes with this fig jam walnuts and soft cheese canape 😉 https://t.co/Qg8nqmOtjK pic.twitter.com/z604s2Whf5
— Olive Oils Spain (@OliveOils_Spain) June 25, 2018

For part two of the fig feast, find a fig tree https://t.co/qiwKsAAGoW pic.twitter.com/SX46QfBMoZ
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) September 23, 2018

Dish of the day: this fig and fennel salad https://t.co/0NIcaM4alZ pic.twitter.com/7njf2ebbP9
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) September 12, 2018

New dish this evening – @galwaygoatfarm Goat's Cheese, Fig, @fuinseogfarm Beetroot, @wildwoodvinegar Damson Vinegar #starter #localproducer #goatscheese #irishfood #bibgourmand #thisisirishfood #thisisconnachtfood #galwayfood #gastronomy2018 pic.twitter.com/n9nTGsYC66
— Brownes (@brownestuam) November 2, 2018

Chef Radhika's Gourmet Tour dish represents the comforting and joyful tastes of fig and maple – Sous vide protein, ancient grain kodo millet, guwar fali and seasonal vegetables plated up to celebrate #10YearsOfGourmet. pic.twitter.com/XdzPCZP0lD
— Star World (@StarWorldIndia) October 7, 2018

Feeling festive? @masonsarms_kitchen's wild duck, cranberries & fig dish is dinner party perfect 😍 via @chef.essential

Recipe link in bio 👆 https://t.co/sZD8aDfCes pic.twitter.com/D6paOsYkoh
— Great British Chefs (@gbchefs) December 18, 2017

Inspired by fig season in #Paris, I've made a fig dish with pesto, mozzarella & olive! #recipe http://t.co/mKgd2ci3bQ pic.twitter.com/Kiboe6qDWg
— ✩ Rachel Khoo ✩ (@rkhooks) September 14, 2015

An easy-to-make fig dish that will delight your Thanksgiving guests: https://t.co/kMVQaruPYr pic.twitter.com/fkChDk6XRh
— InStyle (@InStyle) November 7, 2015

Laurie's Goat Cheese, Pesto and Fig Cheesecake a tasty, make-ahead party dish http://t.co/9eWCehDbf8 #recipe pic.twitter.com/QIIwkFpudi
— AL.com (@aldotcom) October 27, 2014

Today we're showcasing the delicious work of @vermontcreamery. Their whipped goat cheese pairs wonderfully with grilled fig, honey gel and orange vincotto on seeded bread. A hearty, feel-good dish to pair with an afternoon beer. pic.twitter.com/KN04W03tJV
— Trillium Fort Point (@TrilliumFortPt) March 22, 2019

Last dish of the year! Fig, prosciutto, arugula and berry balsamic #pizza. #happynewyear #Happy2015 pic.twitter.com/ytGEtSZZ5Y
— Crave Local Network (@CraveLocal) January 1, 2015

King Oyster Mushroom Steaks with Fresh Fig Salsa are the perfect way to make the most of the season’s produce! https://t.co/nf8QDDQ2FT #recipe #vegetarianfood #seasonal #EasyBreezy pic.twitter.com/vBip5wWevu
— Jeanette M (@CookGlobal) March 20, 2018

#ad Pear, Fig & Gorgonzola Salad & Tips to Keep Produce Fresh Longer@JManMillerBug @rubbermaid #FreshWorksFreshness https://t.co/jF59EHMcwl
— Christy Maurer (@Christy41970) November 4, 2017

A Fig & Honey Tarte Tatin using homegrown produce– heaven! https://t.co/mg2ydbpSz7 @OrganicReliance #harvesttotable pic.twitter.com/rJ1sZWJXfi
— Crush Online (@Crush_online) March 4, 2016

Pigeon is a wonderful meat – deep, gamey & tender. This dish was recently served on our game tasting menu – Smoked Pigeon breast, fig & goats curd, & quail egg #GBgameweek #gametoeat pic.twitter.com/vdPrHQjEkY
— The Bunch of Grapes (@thegrapesboa) November 23, 2017

The Fig tree has delivered! Have baked this batch of North London figs with a bit of butter & sugar and have had them with granola/ yoghurt all week. Delicious! #GardensHour pic.twitter.com/0ANhvsLzkz
— Helen O'Rahilly (@HelenORahilly) August 13, 2018

Tamal Ray’s autumn fruit recipes – poached pear crumble and fig cake https://t.co/kGZTBXkeB9
— Guardian Environment (@guardianeco) October 26, 2017

After more than 140 years, a massive fig tree gracing the plaza where Los Angeles was founded collapses https://t.co/igrsAsvN1i pic.twitter.com/utnckPLiN9
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) March 9, 2019

The Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi is a sacred fig tree that is the closest authentic living link to Gautama Buddha. It is also the oldest human-planted tree in the world with a known planting date and a recorded history. https://t.co/9i96JAXnCD
— Atlas Obscura (@atlasobscura) September 1, 2018

Fig Tree House / Bloot Architecture https://t.co/LCIQtvMF2E
— ArchDaily (@ArchDaily) December 3, 2018

Fig trees' remarkable power to survive/adapt will be useful in dealing with climate change: https://t.co/f5nnF5gZqL (@JenLucPiquant)
— Clive Thompson (@pomeranian99) December 17, 2016

Another magnificent #PlantingFundays edition is Ficus dammaropsis, a tropical fig tree with leaves the size of a (large) dinner plate. It will produce figs the size of a baseball! Go fig or go home. @brettjestrow @ChadHusby pic.twitter.com/VEBMdtCGPg
— Fairchild Garden (@FairchildGarden) June 19, 2018

#Didyouknow Turkey is one of the top fig producers of the world? This delicious fruit is very popular both dry and fresh!

📷:mstfatyfn/IG pic.twitter.com/EKnA50encH
— Turkey.Home (@Turkey_Home) October 13, 2017

While doing some research on figs I learned that Canadian fig imports have increased over 250% since 2001. I guess there are a lot more people filling #halfyourplate with figs when serving charcuterie trays. pic.twitter.com/t3n3oNqlTK
— Execulytics (@execulytics) January 29, 2018

.@RohanUrsal of Fresh Produce, Trading and Export and @kunalrudane, owner of German Bakery in Pune met me today proposing import of Turkish fig plantation to India. (1/2)
— Supriya Sule (@supriya_sule) March 19, 2018

We're launching a new Wild Green Fig Jam via @CotswoldFayre. Made from rare wild green figs grown in a micro climate: pic.twitter.com/fAeg0RMMWB
— Pelagonia 🇲🇰🌶🏺 (@Pelagonia_Range) January 14, 2014

Nice! People getting (free) fig & other fruit trees thnx to @TreeBaltimore & @RecNParks https://t.co/0kQ1FPNZdS pic.twitter.com/pt29xl7mGa
— Baltimore Brew (@BaltimoreBrew) November 6, 2016

Why volunteer? Fig Tree Foundations is a volunteer-driven organization that is dedicated to bring an innovative and effective solutions to persisting issues in the developing world. #figtreefoundationcalgary #calgary #yyc #Nonprofit pic.twitter.com/gSw511pNq8
— Fig Tree Foundation Calgary (@FigTreeCalgary) March 21, 2019

Love that George Washington hated bullies & demagogues: America, he said in 1790, "gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance…Every one shall sit in safety under his own vine & fig tree & there shall be none to make him afraid." Happy #4thofJuly2018 pic.twitter.com/o6BpZwDZRx
— David Beard (@dabeard) July 3, 2018

Alright. I definitely get the biblical reference. The Fig represents the forbidden fruit eaten by Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, in the Bible. This fruit was rumored to give the knowledge of Good and Evil. Remind you anything? The scorpions. One is good, the other is evil. pic.twitter.com/83QfQIXnV7
— Quickman (@Quickman_) August 10, 2018

Government source: “It could be possible to change the backstop in exchange for some sort of permanent customs union or arrangement in the political declaration. It would not be a fig leaf, it would be a fig tree.” https://t.co/FEx6hRSg2z
— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) January 30, 2019

Fruits Vol.2 (Apricot, Pomegranate)

Fruits1 Apricot etc export import countries Fruits2 Apricot produce countries Fruits3 Apricot dried produce countries Fruits4 Pomegranate produce countries Fruits5 Pomegranate export countries Fruits6 Pomegranate prices Fruits7 Pomegranate seasons Fruits8 Pomegranate India biggest export destinations

This warming cassoulet is perfect when you're running out of #MidweekMeal inspo. It's built around beans, spinach, apricots and prunes for insane flavour & texture, plus it's made in one dish, so less fuss and less washing up!

Recipe here: https://t.co/rFexGgdyHX pic.twitter.com/3xqaiHFZZz

— Sorted (@sortedfood) March 6, 2019

Boys Eat Seville: This dish was cod with apricots and spinach at @thecornerhousesevilla – absolutely delicious. 2 large glasses of wine each, 2 starters and 2 main courses of this quality and the bill was around £25 per person. The locals say this is o… https://t.co/7Qh1kdsBa1 pic.twitter.com/GNoASTCEj5

— Boys Eat Scotland (@BoysEatScotland) September 19, 2018

Navroz Mubarak!
Try this recipe adored by alllll… Jardaloo Salli Marghi
Delicious Parsi Dish prepared with Stewed Chicken with Apricots and garnished with Fried Potato Straws.
rEcipE oN mY bLoG…….https://t.co/bcqdteP2dB pic.twitter.com/qNHL8mrWgK

— ChefReetuUdayKugaji (@chefreetuudayk) March 21, 2019

As the temp hit 10˚ in NYC, I returned to a family favorite: Latvian Stew. The perfect mix of pork, carmelized onions, carrots and apricots. Fans of #AGentlemanInMoscow may recall the dish from the "Advent" chapter. For the curious, here's the recipe: https://t.co/ya6m84RNJg pic.twitter.com/Utg3b8f4QF

— amor towles (@amortowles) January 23, 2019

Roast chicken marinated with saffron- stuffed with apricots. An alternative festive dish this #Christmas . Recipe in my cookbook Asma’s Indian Kitchen available on amazon. pic.twitter.com/Yj5yYtdK0C

— Asma Khan (@Asma_KhanLDN) December 19, 2018

Celebrate the start of spring with a sandwich that perfectly pairs Castello Traditional Danish Blue cheese with layers of sliced ham and apricots. Pair this #tapas dish with a sparkling wine to enhance the sweetness of the apricots. Get the recipe: https://t.co/IWMAVqvSv9 pic.twitter.com/D6pBLGjP5u

— Castello USA (@CastelloUSA) April 23, 2018

This Moroccan-inspired stew gets a touch of sweetness from dried apricots. Try this yummy dish tonight! —> https://t.co/lGY5ehPhJs pic.twitter.com/GBggebCzQ1

— Today's Parent (@Todaysparent) March 26, 2018

We've stuffed chicken with butter beans, apricots, feta and hazelnuts for a truly tasty dish that's also low in fat. https://t.co/3bGUOpKLxe

— Healthy Food Guide (@healthyfoodmag) March 4, 2018

September is #NationalRiceMonth! Plov is a popular rice dish in Central Asia, often made with lamb or beef, onion, carrots, and sometimes apricots. Learn to cook plov here: https://t.co/8pFzjxeWkw #VisitKazakhstan #KazakhFood #KazakhCulture pic.twitter.com/dt8dvn56at

— Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 (@Kazakhstan) September 8, 2018

Uzbekistan Apricots in UAE markets, Sharjah, Souq Al Jubail, Shop FV65. pic.twitter.com/aKaa4lXnLF

— uzbekfruits (@uzbekfruits) May 17, 2017

Santisfrut, raisins, dried peaches, dried apricots, is sharing its positive outcome about #Gulfood and #prochileuae Chile, source of life pic.twitter.com/cNj34Hetwe

— ProChile UAE (@ProChile_UAE) March 1, 2017

NEW: Beef Brisket With Carrots And Apricots – A great holiday dish!https://t.co/K2ajXJ1HFn pic.twitter.com/dvD6GHYWbO

— How To Feed A Loon (@howtofeedaloon) December 12, 2017

Favorite Moroccan Dish – chicken tagine with apricots and prunes #recipe https://t.co/4DZ6TQHV8G pic.twitter.com/iURdcAAt3t

— Venturists (@venturists) September 8, 2017

Best dish I've had so far at @TasteofBurl : Moroccan lamb shank braised with dates and apricots from @StoneHouseFood #TOB2017 #nomnom pic.twitter.com/gxo1kuxKpU

— TheCuriousCreature✈️ (@zamlos) January 24, 2017

A feta filo pie with spinach and apricots. The perfect #MeatFreeMonday dish. #MasterChefUK #NationalVegetarianWeek pic.twitter.com/lx7ImtUW47

— MasterChef UK 🍴 (@MasterChefUK) May 16, 2016

New duck dish @theritzlondon @TheRitzTalent #simpleyetrelevent #duck #apricots #classicyetrelevant pic.twitter.com/q8AvcuXYzB

— cormac mc creary (@cormac2002) February 14, 2017

Experience Morocco with a dish of spiced chicken, quinoa and dried apricotshttps://t.co/wXtUKYxrxL pic.twitter.com/HiugWuot9G

— delicious. magazine (@deliciousmag) August 3, 2016

The finished dish: roast apricots, with butter, honey and piment d'espelette, goats cheese, flaked almonds and basil. Juice of a 🍋. I like … pic.twitter.com/5OoixHahre

— Kerstin Rodgers (@MsMarmitelover) August 16, 2017

#SundayBrunch Herby barley couscous with chipotle halloumi and grilled apricots https://t.co/qsxNRAo6xH an exquisite dish that looks and taste amazing 😋😍👌 #grilled #halloumi #salads #autumnfood #SundayMotivation #amazing #chipotle #cooking #familymealsmonth

— Ramona's Cuisine (@Ramonascuisine) October 21, 2018

Hitting up the @marksandspencer #glutenfree apricot turnovers. Not bad! Ovened then for a while so they were crisp on the outside. Quite dense in the middle but I think gf puff pastrt is hard to achieve on a mass production scale. pic.twitter.com/nMYpk37cVP

— My Gluten Free Guide (@my_gfree_guide) May 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/JrRezvani/status/1078307283975749632

Scorched apricots ready for the new ricepudding dish @wiswellchef @Mr_Sm1ths pic.twitter.com/Ieo9mTo8As

— michael lambert ( lammy ) (@l80mmy) August 2, 2016

Made this little beauty of a dish today. Spiced chicken stew, preserved lemons & apricots. Recipe coming in #Sirocco pic.twitter.com/X2FHbPAnAC

— Sabrina Ghayour (@SabrinaGhayour) February 1, 2016

Did you know? Turkey 🇹🇷 is the top producer of apricots!

Check out #FAOSTAT for more interesting facts on different crops 🌱: https://t.co/H4Skhg7Nt0 @FAOstatistics pic.twitter.com/tmatXcPIiy

— FAO Knowledge (@FAOKnowledge) April 17, 2018

#Afghanistan’s apricots rank among the best-tasting apricots in the world due to their distinctive sweetness. https://t.co/dpD4FbejaX pic.twitter.com/6IZnaipvG3

— USAID Afghanistan (@USAIDAfghan) September 24, 2017

'Tis the season of giving. You know what I'll be pouring for friends & loved ones this year 🇦🇲🥃 Shakmat, an Armenian Brandy rich in flavor & history.

Note: 🍑 Armenian apricots (best in the world) sold separately.

This weekend, use code SHAKMAT at c… https://t.co/FeYQa8o9kD pic.twitter.com/8t98wXnuTo

— Alexis Ohanian Sr. 🚀 (@alexisohanian) November 23, 2018

Turshana / Qaisi
Dried apricots.
Widely used in Iraq kitchen in several forms:
– Juice
– Paste / snack ( called qamar al-din )
– Stew (popular sweet & sour meat dish served with rice)#IraqiFood #iraqesque pic.twitter.com/g1fq8qVnFp

— #IRAQesque (@Iraqesque) September 15, 2018

Pakistan is World's 3rd largest producer of #apricots #PakistanZindabad pic.twitter.com/kmsTJkmV

— Sicily (@NadiaPTI) August 13, 2012

Turkey's #Malatya apricots get #EU geographical brand https://t.co/f6uzk91FQb pic.twitter.com/EoZK4C7QZR

— ANADOLU AGENCY (ENG) (@anadoluagency) July 7, 2017

Its #PlantSomethingMA tip of the day! Heavy pruning is essential to #apricot production. Thin & top annually. A well-pruned apricot #tree has a stubby look with no long, thin branches. Remove 1/3 of the new wood each year. #homegrown #green #plants #MA #landscape #gardening pic.twitter.com/D9Mo2JzF73

— Plant Something MA (@PlantSomethngMA) November 21, 2017

European #apricot production could fall by nearly a quarter this year after poor weather hit the continent and a disappointing 2017 campaign: https://t.co/4ihGCDhrM3 pic.twitter.com/3IC3xoBkmr

— AgriOrbit (@AgriOrbit) April 30, 2018

In this exclusive video by Jammu & Kashmir Tourism, we present to you stunning visuals of Apricot bloom in Aryan valley, Kargil.
More than 90% of Apricot production comes from the state of Jammu & Kashmir.https://t.co/03mOD6gAee pic.twitter.com/CQ9Lmpbcoe

— Jammu & Kashmir Tourism (@JandKTourism) April 21, 2018

#pictureoftheday Look at this lovely local man surrounded by fresh apricots in Arapgir district of Malatya province, Turkey. by Faruk Akbas pic.twitter.com/8BQ8rWvnyc

— Murat (@muroshimo) October 23, 2016

#Apricot production stands at 100 thousand ton in #Gilgit–#Baltistan: pic.twitter.com/CfLFqDsXmL

— Darjat (@darjatmd) June 29, 2014

"apricots drying for winter" taken by Mr.Y Ankara/Turkey pic.twitter.com/p3lGdf4vdR

— Mr.Y ☕️ (@MrY_Photography) July 3, 2016

Turkey is; the largest producer of raisins, dried figs, dried apricots in the world

•#DiscoverTurkey #FeelThePowerOfProduction pic.twitter.com/i7RxKMzz3B

— Turkey – Discover The Power (@TurkeyDTPower) October 12, 2018

Turkey's organic food exports grow 17 percent in 2017, mostly from raisins, dried figs, dried apricots, and nuts to top buyers Germany, US and Francehttps://t.co/3kW7kmA3yz

— DAILY SABAH (@DailySabah) January 23, 2018

Did you know #Turkey = world’s top producer of 🍒 & apricots? Productivity review of Turkish #agriculture sector:https://t.co/2X050SyxNs pic.twitter.com/4AEapP2IM1

— OECD Agriculture ➡ Towards Better Food Policies (@OECDagriculture) January 25, 2017

The US just ended preferential GSP treatment for $1.7 billion in Turkish imports, including agricultural products, 1) putting at risk Turkey's 90% share of the US import market for dried apricots, and 2) creating opportunities for #Armenian exporters to meet unmet US demand. pic.twitter.com/twsDuXksih

— ANCA (@ANCA_DC) March 6, 2019

Check out the impact of the Kremlin's anti-Turkey #sanctions on Russia's domestic food market.
80% of apricots gone! pic.twitter.com/fJrpFIa1y9

— Will Stevens (@WBStevens) December 4, 2015

Apofruit and Guidi join together for the export of Italian apricotshttps://t.co/YBuQB3LJbl pic.twitter.com/igAv7K2ePv

— FreshPlaza (@FreshPlaza_com) October 23, 2018

Pomegranate glazed koftas… YUM.

Put your #masterchef skills to the test and try this tasty recipe. @masterchefuk #masterchefuk pic.twitter.com/h6HT9jhROH

— BBC One (@BBCOne) March 14, 2019

Packaging of pomegranate on full swing! 😀#Dubai #UAE #pomegranate #export #karenaexporthouse #exporter pic.twitter.com/LR9qFIyGaX

— Karena Export House (@ExportKarena) March 19, 2019

Pomegranate #foodillustration via @Procreate app and Lauren Caris #foodphotography pic.twitter.com/wu9MJNp7w0

— Octopus Connection (@OctopusConnect1) March 21, 2019

#Goychay #Pomegranate #Holiday. Book your tour from our company!#Dubai #Doha #SaudiArabia #Qatar #UAE #Riyadh pic.twitter.com/fLhY8iEQCy

— Trip to Azerbaijan (@tripazerbaijan) September 21, 2016

Pomegranate peel may cure deadly brain disorders such as #Alzheimer’s and #Parkinson’s disease. /IANS pic.twitter.com/oMxE7W58JA

— UAE BARQ (@UAE_BARQ_EN) August 24, 2014

Strawberry, Pomegranate, and Rose Petal Mess https://t.co/d81nHpW6uO pic.twitter.com/ASjO7ZZv9C

— Foodietoon (@ChefFoodietoon) March 23, 2019

you: pomegranate seeds

me: ᶠ ʳ ᵘ ᶦ ᵗ ᶜ ᵒ ʳ ⁿ pic.twitter.com/Tyr30dXZHx

— Dawn M. Bennett (@DawnMBennettVA) March 16, 2019

This warm winter salad featuring butternut squash and fresh pomegranate will help you make the transition from winter to spring (especially in Alberta). https://t.co/soLI1Uaxl8 pic.twitter.com/bHLubzTObv

— Life's Simple Ingredient (@LifesIngredient) March 20, 2019

Fresh trout with radish, pomegranate and orange. Hake with a red pesto crumb #FishTales or traditional fish and chips. Homemade cheese and spring onion bakes along side #eatvibrantly salads at MTGS @MerchantsCrosby @almammoore @ChartwellsInd @PaulCMarkham pic.twitter.com/lyynRDDlGc

— Janet Schofield (@mtgs_jan) March 15, 2019

Some of our Culinary Arts and International Hospitality Management Students training with Course Director Michael Gillies in preparation for their supervisory evenings.

Loin of Lamb, pomegranate and chickpea cous cous, harissa and wild garlic oil.#IHMUUBS #CAMUUBS pic.twitter.com/iLKGcachPr

— TheAcademyRestaurant (@AcademyRestUUBS) March 22, 2019

1) chelo kabab

this is considered the “national dish” of 🇮🇷. it’s basically saffron rice topped with butter & pomegranate, with grilled tomatoes and onions. it’s served with diff varieties of kabab. doogh, a *refreshing* yoghurt carbonated drink, usually accompanies this dish pic.twitter.com/aQAN30rf5l

— 🇸🇬 HelloFromSG (@hellofrmSG) March 20, 2019

u ever study pomegranates just for fun 🙂 pic.twitter.com/e2b2rSJ3hY

— noor (@pomegranatestan) March 20, 2019

A plate full of colour and flavour – Beetroot carpaccio, baba ganoush, pomegranate, za’atar croutons, dill. pic.twitter.com/20TZ7oNZH9

— Joseph Benjamin (@Joseph_Benjamin) March 20, 2019

A6: #Avocadotoast with pomegranate anyone? Soooooo yum! #Avocadoland #gno pic.twitter.com/OMyS4qIFRu

— Mom It Forward (@MomItForward) March 20, 2019

Congratulations! 🎉 #TheBoyAtTheBackOfTheClass is an amazing book that my son and I both thoroughly enjoyed! I hope the pomegranate celebration is already taking place! pic.twitter.com/ubNtLiZGHp

— Claire Hooker (@ClaireHooks6) March 22, 2019

https://twitter.com/__shhoney/status/1109451948506468352

Straight from the farm! We got some organic pomegranates from Organico Farm and made a jam for this flavor. We are sending these to our new stockist in Craighall today. pic.twitter.com/3KG1L4c5iR

— Yococo (@the_yococo) March 21, 2019

He also makes ponches too! He makes them with pomegranate, tamarind, guava and sometimes pitayas pic.twitter.com/Y1otG0aj3c

— Monica (@moniGhernandez_) March 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/JrRezvani/status/1106871133024903169

Ready for Spring. Even more ready for the new Truly Tropical Styles: Passionfruit, Pineapple, Pomegranate, and Mango. #LiveTruly #TrulyTropical pic.twitter.com/5lMv96mwZp

— Truly (@trulyseltzer) March 20, 2019

Loaded with benefits of fruits like Cranberry, Blueberry, Pomegranate and 10 others, Vestige Prime X-tract F gives essential nutrients to the body, making you healthy and strong.#Fruits #VestigePrime #Nutrients #WishYouWellth pic.twitter.com/CIgH46mAru

— Vestige Marketing (@vestigemkt) March 20, 2019

Black Granate is blackcurrant & pomegranate milkshake IPA pic.twitter.com/rox7nd88AB

— Otters Tears Beer Co (@otterstears) March 19, 2019

https://twitter.com/makomasjuices/status/1106913509898620928

#Pomegranates, or 'nar' in Turkish, have been eaten throughout history to boost health and wellbeing and in #Turkey they are loved so much so that there are many beliefs surrounding them. https://t.co/VENgtV46Kl pic.twitter.com/qgzs8pcjEh

— TurkeyHomes (@LoveTurkeyHomes) March 23, 2019

#Pomegranate thwarts #cancer on multiple levels: https://t.co/Eajm1OGRQm pic.twitter.com/HUKCpzJ8XV

— Life Extension (@LifeExtension) March 23, 2019

https://twitter.com/SunnyBungalow/status/1107755503852113920

Pomegranate in India is cultivated majorly in Maharashtra and Karnataka, which are closer to the western port of Mumbai for exporting to Gulf and European countries. The largest quantity of the fruit is exported to UAE. #FruitsfromIndia pic.twitter.com/hPLnzjLZWT

— Dept of Commerce, GoI (@DoC_GoI) October 23, 2018

Afghanistan is known for growing the best melons, grapes, apricots, pomegranates, dried fruit and nuts in the world. pic.twitter.com/nFeYvPZG9n

— Bayshak (@Bayshak_) August 6, 2015

Good news for #Lesotho’s farmers: they are now able to export fruits such as peaches, cherries & apricots https://t.co/NsCG4yyEpP #IDAWorks pic.twitter.com/I4BlpPhWBz

— World Bank Africa (@WorldBankAfrica) November 21, 2016

Fruits Vol.1 (Olive)

Olive1 export countries Olive1' export countries Olive2 prices Olive3 consumption Olive4 import countries Olive5 Australia exports Olive6 Greece exports Olive7 US imports

Many setbacks in Greece are culminating in foreign buyers looking elsewhere when it comes to their olive purchases. https://t.co/Ez9sMFVosF

— Zeea Olives (@ZeeaOlives) March 19, 2019

📰#ASCAMEnews: #Olive trees 🌳cover 4.6 million hectares in the #UE. The top 3 producers are #Spain, #Italy and