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Laura Griffin

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Writer, editor, mom, feminist and transplanted Texan, resisting and persisting.

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If She Can Make It There (Europe) She'll Make It Anywhere (College). Right?

If She Can Make It There (Europe) She'll Make It Anywhere (College). Right?

In a matter of days, I'll send my oldest to college 1,700 miles away from home. I may not be totally ready fo…

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Culture Club and Craig David to headline Solihull Summer Fest

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By Laura Griffin
| Stand Out Magazine Verified
Celebrating 10 years, Solihull Summer Fest returns to Tudor Grange Park with two HUGE headline artists. One of the West Midlands’ most popular festivals returns to Tudor Grange Park on Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th July 2026, and this year’s milestone 10th anniversary line-up is nothing short of spectacular. On Saturday 18th July, Craig David presents TS5 will be the headline act.
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Vulnerable caribou and moose populations display contrasting responses to mountain pine beetle outbreaks and management.

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By Laura Griffin, Laura Finnegan, Julie Duval, Simone Ciuti
| BioRxiv
Abstract Rising global temperatures and changing landscape conditions have led to widespread mountain pine beetle (MPB) outbreaks in western North America. Extensive management has been implemented in response, via forest harvesting and prescribed burning. However, the impacts of MPB and MPB-management on ungulate populations, particularly caribou and moose, remain poorly studied.
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Fallow deer approaching humans are also more likely to be seropositive for Toxoplasma gondii.

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By Andrew Ryan, Annetta Zintl, Laura Griffin, Matthew Quinn
| BioRxiv
Abstract Toxoplasma gondii (T. gondii) is a trophically-transmitted protozoan parasite that has been suggested to facilitate its transmission by altering intermediate hosts anti-predator behaviour, thus increasing the likelihood of completing the cycle inside its definitive host i.e. domestic and wild felines. T.
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