Angus Stewart

United Kingdom

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Growing kangaroo paws

Sep 8, 2024 | gardeningaustraliamag.com.au | Angus Stewart |Loren Desbruslais

HomeGrowNative plantsGrowing kangaroo paws Australian plant expert Angus Stewart shares some top tips for success with kangaroo paws. Kangaroo paws (Anigozanthos spp.) are one of Australia’s iconic native flowers. With their unique furry, claw-like, bird-attracting blooms and diverse hues, they provide a spectacular array of colourful possibilities for the garden.
Small native trees

Aug 21, 2024 | gardeningaustraliamag.com.au | Angus Stewart |Loren Desbruslais

Shrinking suburban gardens have increased our need for smaller trees to soften the landscape without bringing the problems that large trees potentially create, such as invasive root systems and falling branches. Australia has a wealth of small trees in many different shapes and sizes that can create shade, wildlife habitat and aesthetic beauty in the garden, and with minimal maintenance if you choose wisely.
ABC Gardening Australia magazine

Feb 29, 2024 | gardeningaustraliamag.com.au | Loren Desbruslais |Angus Stewart

Kangaroo paws range from 30cm tall to a towering 2.5m, when in bloom, and are quick to mature, giving the gardener a long-lasting flower display soon after planting. While a number of wild species have proved difficult to tame, there are plenty of colourful cultivars that have been specially bred for home gardens. They look spectacular massed together in beds, but are just as eye-catching in a large container.
The 100th Episode Party

Feb 10, 2024 | trchfic.wordpress.com | Angus Stewart

再见，杰克再见我的凯鲁亚克In the one hundredth episode of the Translated Chinese Fiction Podcast, we are throwing a goodbye party! Friends, listeners, and past guests joined me for a little reminiscing and musing. I drank precisely one beer. The show is going on hiatus, exactly as I’ve been warning you for the past ten episodes or so. The feed will stay up indefinitely, and it’s likely that I will be migrating the hosting to a free service to make that permanent online presence economical.
The Naughty Birdies of Stockport

Feb 9, 2024 | statmagazine.org | Angus Stewart

For years, and for no good reason, my YouTube channel housed a three minute video called Stray Parrot in the Ferry. In this video, a small parrot sits beside a pair of wood pigeons on a telephone line above my neighbour’s garden. The video camera has auto-exposed for the sky, throwing the avian trio into silhouette. My inane comments fall silent about 30 seconds in, when I cut off the sound. The “Ferry” in the title refers to “Broughty Ferry”. It’s in Scotland, you know.
Postgraduate Contact with the Life Sciences Industry

Feb 23, 2023 | themedicinemaker.com | Angus Stewart

All too often, the hardest part of any career is getting your first job. But for some people, the difficulties start much earlier: How do you decide what career you want in the first place? Work placements and sponsored doctoral studies can help, so we spoke with Ruairi Bannon, a PhD student at the University College Dublin, who has benefited from close early-career contact with a local life sciences company.
Colossal Births Form Bio

Feb 20, 2023 | themedicinemaker.com | Angus Stewart

A new lifeform has sprung forth from Colossal – a company using genetic science to try and resurrect the mammoth, the Tasmanian tiger, and any number of other species that mankind has driven to extinction. But this new creature is corporate, not biological. It is called Form Bio, and we spoke to its Chief Strategy Officer, Claire Aldridge, about the work it is doing in the digital side of cell and gene therapy and beyond.
Colossal Births Form Bio

Feb 20, 2023 | thetranslationalscientist.com | Angus Stewart

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How Medicine Can Highlight the Markers of a Civilization

Jan 30, 2023 | themedicinemaker.com | Angus Stewart

Kasha Witkos is the head of Alnylam’s international division, which puts her in charge of operations across Canada, Europe, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. Her company’s mission is to develop RNA interference (RNAi) medicines for diseases that have limited and inadequate treatments.
Why Lithuanian R&D Is on the Rise

Jan 30, 2023 | themedicinemaker.com | Angus Stewart

Look up while walking the cobbled streets of Vilnius’ old town and you’ll start to notice a few recurring flags: the EU’s yellow stars on deep blue, the lighter blue and yellow of Ukraine, the LGBT rainbow, and of course the national flag’s red, green, and yellow tricolor. All around the medieval capital city I sensed a mood of optimism, despite the fact that during my visit the country was straining to cope with the surge in energy prices triggered by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.