Understanding the interrelationships between calcium signaling, mitochondria and free radicals in cell physiology and pathophysiology / @uclbiosciences / @UCL.
Today marked my last day at @DuchenLab and @uclbiosciences@ucl. Over the past 4 years, I've had the pleasure of meeting some fantastic individuals and gaining valuable knowledge. Grateful for the experiences that have molded me as a scientist. Eager for what the future holds!
It’s World Mitochondrial Disease Week, and we’re bringing together relevant content across our journals to highlight the importance of this field. Read more from @michael_duchen in our news item, and discover our journal content below. https://t.co/ynS6VQOSaX
🎓🥳 Huge congratulations to Dr. Rob Tidswell on earning his well-deserved PhD degree! 🎉👏 Wishing you continued success as you embark on this exciting new chapter in your career! 🚀
Wrapping up an engaging couple of days with a presentation by our final year PhD student @GabboV introducing his latest data on #mtDNA point mutations in human iPSC derived myofibers #iPSC#mitochondria
Now on to the wine to celebrate🍷
Our PhD student @ChackoAnitta opening today’s Postgraduate Research Symposium @uclcdb presenting her work on “Investigating the impact of mtDNA point mutations using patient fibroblasts and hiPSC derived neuronal models”
Thank you to everyone who attended our @uclcdb social yesterday and made it a great one! Here are some pictures of the event
@DuchenLab & @SzabadkaiLab
Thank you to all the board members of the @BFWGraduates for organising such a great RPD event. I thoroughly enjoyed the day listening to all the great presentations and the discussions that followed. I'm also delighted to have been awarded the 1st prize for my presentation 😀
We are delighted to present The Keilin Memorial Lecture to Professor Michael Duchen in 2024! @michael_duchen’s work currently focuses on the dialogue between cell signalling pathways in mitochondria, and the roles of mitochondrial dysfunction in disease.
IoN UCL PubMed: PolyQ length-dependent metabolic alterations and DNA damage drive human astrocyte dysfunction in Huntington's disease https://t.co/Rppvk5Wiwk
Our #BogueFellowship recipient, @GabboV, had an unforgettable experience taking part in an exchange at @Harvard. Read more about his experiences here. https://t.co/KHFcKV2qVn
Really excited to have been awarded the Bogue fellowship allowing me to spend 3months in @DrWilliamHwang ’s lab at Harvard. The Bogue fellowship generously funds PhD students/post docs to travel to the US for research or courses.
@SzabadkaiLab@UmberCheema @michael_duchen
It’s over 34 years since the first cause of mitochondrial myopathy was identified @LondonMito by Holt, Morgan-Hughes, and the late Prof Anita Harding. Since then 100s of causes have been identified but we still lack a cure. #mitoawarenessweek#WMDW@4Lilyfoundation@MitoAware