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Hi everyone. For @pintofscienceau, I’ve been asked to introduce myself and what I do. Well, hi - I’m Daniel and I am a statistical geneticist who is interested in chemosensory perception (i.e. #taste & #smell) and #ThisIsMyScience. #OurBody (1/5) 
Loss of smell is observed in patients with #COVID19, the recent pandemic that has spread to almost every country on Earth. However, existing reports have downplayed or failed to distinguish the potential effect on taste and other oral sensations. #ThisisMyScience (2/5)
We, @GCChemosensoryR, design a multi-lingual, international questionnaire to assess self-reported changes in the perception of smell, taste, and oral sensations and related symptoms in patients with a COVID-19 diagnosis. #ThisisMyScience (3/5)
Hi there! Since @pintofscienceAU has to go online this year, I’ve been asked to introduce myself and what I do here instead of at the pub. So... my name’s Jess and I’m a nuclear chemist ☢️👩🔬. Grab yourself a beer and get ready for #ThisIsMyScience #AtomsToGalaxies
Did you know that upwards of 96% of ‘nuclear waste’ could potentially be recycled? That’s why I don’t like calling it waste, but prefer ‘used nuclear fuel’. It may have been used once, but we can use it again! #NuclearWaste #recycling #wastemanagement #ThisIsMyScience
Removing just 5 actinide elements from used nuclear fuel would reduce the volume, radiotoxicity & lifetime of the remaining waste from ~130,000 to 270 years! Plus, the actinides can be re-used as fuel. I research new ways to separate actinides from used fuel. #ThisIsMyScience
