
they/them non-binary trans. 30, Oxford, DPhil Structural Biology, Khalid & Bharat Labs, MD & cryo-EM/ET. D&D #babyDM. Spoonie. Will pet any animal.
Oxford, England
Joined July 2014
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It's World Ostomy Day!
For those who don't know, I have a permanent ileostomy because of a really bad time with ulcerative colitis. Contrary to what many people think though, this has given me my life back rather than take things away. 1/
continued to try and be an academic weapon, helped win a trophy with the Oxford wheelchair basketball team, and learned to row... amongst many other things!! 3/
#isitok that I have tickets to @TheLastLeg in Paris on Friday?!!! Along with tickets to 17 different sports over the games 🤩 Adam, Alex, and Josh - do you need two young, enthusiastic, and chaotic special reporters?
Doing a remote interview with COVID and a chest infection, and being interrupted by a yelling cat, was not on my to-do list for August. But hey ho.
the post-hospital stay hangover sucks. it's scary how quickly I adapt to being institutionalised and being brought three cups of tea a day.
nothing quite says 'budding academic' like marking mock exam papers for the undergraduates while on holiday in Croatia...
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Today @BiochemOxford hosted the annual Graduate Poster Symposium, showcasing the many talented students in the department. Our own DPhil student Zephyr (@hearmyqueer) won one of the judges prizes for their work and we are delighted to celebrate their success with them!
Yesterday was an incredible end to my first season playing competitive wheelchair basketball! Oxford finished as runners-up in division three of the EWWB South league, winning our final game by enough points to secure the spot. We've come so far in our first set of games!!
a gentle bree(zeph) retweeted
To celebrate #TransDayofVisibility, we share our digital exhibition on Michael Dillon (1934), alumn of St Anne's and a pioneer of gender-affirming healthcare! st-annes.ox.ac.uk/life-here/…
It has been 0 days since I had to go to the hospital but at least this time I was only there for six hours
As a both a computational biochemist and someone who spends too much time on the internet, it sure is frustrating to have a headache and thus not be able to do ANYTHING involving a screen



















