Elliot Johnson-Hall

DPhil (PhD) student at NDORMS, University of Oxford. Researching the cellular and molecular mechanisms behind unsuccessful knee replacements in osteoarthritis.

[Bone & Joint Research @BoneJointRes]

Changes in ECM composition & architecture occur throughout non-cartilage soft tissues in the osteoarthritic joint, but most of these remain poorly defined due to the low number of studies & lack of healthy comparator groups.

#BJR @Sarah_JB_S @JoletMimpen

https://t.co/oiYZTU9Chf

[Bone & Joint Research @BoneJointRes]

This systematic review consolidates existing knowledge of a poorly defined aspect of osteoarthritis pathophysiology: ECM dysregulation

#BJR #ECM #Orthopedics

@Sarah_JB_S @JoletMimpenFollow

https://t.co/O7hPMocXJW

[NDORMS @ndorms]

Welcome to our new cohort of DPhil students! 👋We’re delighted that you’re joining us!

[James Armstrong @jrmstrng]

A crazy-golf farewell to @ElliotOJH (off to do a PhD in Oxford) and our visitors from Montpelier (Kaoutar and Samia). We will miss you all!

[Elliot Johnson-Hall @ElliotOJH]

I'm delighted to be joining the lovely Armstrong Group!

[James Armstrong @jrmstrng]

Welcoming our new starters!! Olivia & @ElliotOJH (w/ @CamilaTovani1 - collagen biomaterials); Carolina (w/ @AyaElGhajiji - hiPSC brain cells); Jingwen (w/ @AsmeBoussahel - adipose models); Yi (w/ Giovanni Biglino & Fengyuan Liu - cardiac stents) and Heidi our incoming technician!

[Elliot Johnson-Hall @ElliotOJH]

Had a blast at this! Thanks to all the organisers and speakers. Looking forward to getting started in the lab later this year

[James Armstrong @jrmstrng]

Today was the last day of our TCESNet Summer School. @AyaElGhajiji @marthalavelle_ and I had the pleasure to welcome nine lovely scientists to Bristol and train them to move cells with sound! Thank you to @legcox @drmaddynichols @sonic_bruce for talks and @tissuecell for funding!

[Elliot Johnson-Hall @ElliotOJH]

Delighted to be able to present my work with @Paxton_Lab in @ATLASFacilityEd on 3D printed enthesis scaffolds at #anatsocsummer23!

[Dr Jennifer Z Paxton @Dr_JZP]

Elliot Johnson-Hall sharing his @Paxton_Lab and @ATLASFacilityEd UG project at #anatsocsummer23. Well done, Elliot!

[Dr Jennifer Z Paxton @Dr_JZP]

Elliot Johnson-Hall sharing his @Paxton_Lab and @ATLASFacilityEd UG project at #anatsocsummer23. Well done, Elliot!

[Anatomical Society @anat_soc]

Our final talk for this session is from Elliot Johnson-Hall and @Dr_JZP, University of Edinburgh, on manufacturing anatomical interfaces #anatsocsummer23

[Elliot Johnson-Hall @ElliotOJH]

#SaintsGraduation

[Ollie Lewis @_ollielewis]

I am a final year student at Edinburgh University. This week I was told that due to industrial action, my 10k word dissertation will probably not be marked...ever.

I've been talking to staff & students - a quick 🧵 on the *utter chaos* going on at Edinburgh right now.

[Jason Sheltzer @JSheltzer]

Fascinating new preprint on bioRxiv tackles a whale of a question:

Whales are huge. So why don’t they get a ton of cancers?

https://t.co/z0KjxPUebi

[Peter Kolchinsky @PeterKolchinsky]

While not technically alive, there's an evil genius to viruses that never ceases to amaze me. It's one reason I became a virologist. A recent Nature paper reveal a remarkable trick SARS-Cov-2 learned that makes it nastier than the first SARS. Both viruses…

[Professor Karol Sikora @ProfKarolSikora]

Social distancing works.

The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine estimate that before the lockdown one positive person would infect 2.6 other people.

Now it's just 0.62.

This means the virus is cornered - it has nowhere to go and will burn out. Good news.

[Ashley Spencer @AshleySpencer]

The Backstreet Boys singing “I Want It That Way” from their separate abodes gives me so. much. joy. Also, I might be crying? #iHeartConcertonFOX https://t.co/CfwXu6YQcZ

[Joy Wormus @RustyBertrand]

"Well, Clarice, have the lambs stopped screaming?"

[Stephen Merchant @StephenMerchant]

Vital social distancing advice

[Mike Galsworthy @mikegalsworthy]

This is a very useful graphic to demonstrate the power of social distancing over when the peak happens.