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A young woman looks stressed out as she stares at her laptop computer, a stack of books next to her.
Excerpt from an evaluation form. The text reads "The overall objective of KebabChronicles is to examine the history of postcolonial migration in Norway via a specific case study-the kebab-that aims to shed light on multilateral processes of integration. The project aims to enhance scholarly and public understanding of the effects of migration on the everyday life and culinary culture of majorities and minorities, in urban and rural areas and across genders, social classes and ethnic groups. The project engages with recent academic research on European migration and foodscapes through a mixed method approach. Engagement with stakeholders and publics is integrated throughout. The proposal is creative and original and shows potential for development of new knowledge beyond the state of the art. The panel found this project especially exciting, noting that it offers a real chance to address, create attention around, and creatively work through a number of key cultural and socioeconomic aspects of recent Norwegian migration history."
Photos of the front cover of Leprosy Notes, first edition.
Shimadzu promotional graphic for an Environmental Testing event, featuring microplastics scattered across fingertips in the background. A white panel on the left reads: “From Microplastics to PFAS: Analytical Solutions for Environmental Testing.” The session is titled “Microplastics Under the Lens: Standards, Preparation and Analytical Pathways.” On the right is a circular headshot of Paul Walker, Senior Development & Technical Specialist at SOCOTEC UK, alongside a red “Register now” button. The Shimadzu logo and “Excellence in Science” appear in the top-right corner. A teal and green banner along the bottom states “18th–19th November 2026” and “Shimadzu UK Centre of Excellence, Milton Keynes.” The event focuses on microplastics testing, sample preparation, analytical standards, environmental testing and practical analytical pathways.
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Text reads: “Postdoc-ing can be a lonely and uncertain business so the collegiality of being in a room alongside others is invaluable” - Dr Clare Danek, Prosper programme delegate
“From Microplastics to PFAS: Analytical Solutions for Environmental Testing,” an environmental analysis event in the UK. The graphic features an aerial image of a wastewater treatment facility, a portrait of Professor Leon Barron from Imperial College London, and details of his presentation, “Scaling Up Environmental Water Analysis with LC-MS: Challenges and Opportunities.” The event takes place on 18–19 November 2026 at the Shimadzu UK Centre of Excellence in Milton Keynes. A red “Register now” button appears beside the speaker’s photograph. Keywords: environmental analysis UK, environmental water testing, microplastics analysis, PFAS testing, LC-MS, wastewater analysis, analytical science, Shimadzu.
Comparative schematic of the CYP6AE19–UGT33 detoxification cascade mediating xanthotoxin metabolism in H. armigera and H. assulta. In H. armigera, dietary xanthotoxin is efficiently metabolised through a sequential Phase I–Phase II pathway. CYP6AE19 first catalyses O-dealkylation to produce xanthotoxol or aromatic-ring hydroxylation to generate 5-hydroxyxanthotoxin. These hydroxyl-containing intermediates are then glucosylated by UGT33 enzymes to form xanthotoxol glucoside and 5-hydroxyxanthotoxin glucoside, thereby increasing their hydrophilicity and promoting detoxification. In H. assulta, HsCYP6AE19 lacks detectable activity towards xanthotoxin, and only a subset of HsUGT33 enzymes show weak glucosylation activity towards xanthotoxol and 5-hydroxyxanthotoxin, indicating attenuation of this coordinated P450–UGT detoxification cascade.
Preprints.org 2026 Webinar Toward a Faster and Open Future of Sharing: Lowering the Cost of Knowledge
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