Replying to @SciencePicard
I'll dig into ours this weekend and see what's there!
Drew Capone retweeted
Anyone in #indianapolis #compost and noticing larvae in your compost? They’re great. Also - can I have some? DM me if you see them - we are using them (black soldier flies) in our research.
It was great to meet Dr. Manuel de Araújo, mayor of Quelimane, and chat about the sanitation and health challenges the city faces. Excited to work together and generate data that can inform decision making. – at Republic of Mozambique
Excited to be in Quelimane this week in preparation for our upcoming collaboration with INS, @klevy_uw , and @MatthewCFreeman – at Republic of Mozambique
Drew Capone retweeted
How do flies find every stinky garbage dumpster? A biologist explains their sensory superpower theconversation.com/how-do-f… via @ConversationUS
Looks like they are referring to the public toilet index (qssupplies.co.uk/the-public-…). But it's not entirely clear where the underlying data is coming from? Perhaps just Google maps? – at Indiana, USA
Drew Capone retweeted
"Dr.C, I found one crummy looking pinworm egg on the wetmount, but I cannot find anymore after 15 mins to confirm!"
UV for the win!
Many helmith ova are autofluorescent under broad range excitation filters! This is a standard filter block used for calcofluor white.
#parasitology
Lower HAZ scores among children infected by Giardia, independent of assemblage. Super interesting! – at Indiana, USA
Replying to @SciencePicard
😯 was that an attempt at a fly trap? – at Indiana, USA
The pXRF is so cool. Rapid and informative. Thanks @EPdelrio for letting me sit in on the training. And it's nice to know Pb in my mug is below the LOD! – at Indiana, USA
Drew Capone retweeted
Just out: open-access paper in @PLOSWater on the impact of the public toilets on enteric pathogen hazards in San Francisco, led by Troy Barker & @CaponeLabIU (co-first) & with a stellar team including @HeatherKAmato & Jay Graham
journals.plos.org/water/arti…
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Replying to @MyLordBebo
This is disingenous. There have been several attempts at mapping discarded feces in San Francsico (and other cities). The 411 data is still being collected, and I believe publicly available. From experience, that map is almost certainly more than 11 days of data.
Replying to @SciencePicard
Well there are 17 million flies for each person on earth! – at Indiana, USA
Even in Indianapolis flies are full of 💩. Thanks @SciencePicard for the tips on how to catch them. – at Indiana, USA
My City’s Drinking Water Is Salty and Foul. Will Your City’s Be Next? nytimes.com/2023/07/19/opini… – at Indiana, USA












