Mary Fesenko
@mafesenko.bsky.social
PhD student working on membrane trafficking at the Royle lab, Warwick Uni, UK
In the lab - I’m happiest at the microscope, getting excited about my favourite proteins lighting up
Outside - I get excited about wildlife, art + small plate menus
In the lab - I’m happiest at the microscope, getting excited about my favourite proteins lighting up
Outside - I get excited about wildlife, art + small plate menus
I serendipitously came across this beautiful Henrietta Lacks statue in Bristol yesterday, whose cells I put through so many manipulations during my MPhil and PhD. It’s mind-blowing to think of how many labs across the world are using her cells to make discoveries and she died having no idea of this.
May 29, 2025 at 3:56 PM
I serendipitously came across this beautiful Henrietta Lacks statue in Bristol yesterday, whose cells I put through so many manipulations during my MPhil and PhD. It’s mind-blowing to think of how many labs across the world are using her cells to make discoveries and she died having no idea of this.
It’s my favourite time of the year! 🌸
I’m loving seeing all the blossoming trees + flowers while out and about, esp. magnolias which remind me of my hometown of Kyiv.
Today, I also came across an unfamiliar flower species, which I learned was in the genus Anemonoides thanks to the iNaturalist app!
I’m loving seeing all the blossoming trees + flowers while out and about, esp. magnolias which remind me of my hometown of Kyiv.
Today, I also came across an unfamiliar flower species, which I learned was in the genus Anemonoides thanks to the iNaturalist app!
March 30, 2025 at 7:06 PM
It’s my favourite time of the year! 🌸
I’m loving seeing all the blossoming trees + flowers while out and about, esp. magnolias which remind me of my hometown of Kyiv.
Today, I also came across an unfamiliar flower species, which I learned was in the genus Anemonoides thanks to the iNaturalist app!
I’m loving seeing all the blossoming trees + flowers while out and about, esp. magnolias which remind me of my hometown of Kyiv.
Today, I also came across an unfamiliar flower species, which I learned was in the genus Anemonoides thanks to the iNaturalist app!