Febbraio Laboratory

Striving hard to do good science in the Cellular & Molecular Metabolism Laboratory. Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Monash University, Melb 🇦🇺

[Dr_Saramide @DrSaramide]

Awesome to see our PhD student @fuller_oli getting some exciting results. Now to see what is in that precious cargo. @FebbraioMark

[Boppi The CMML Mascot @CmmlMascot]

Preparing for journal club! Luckily I'm a unicorn descendent, and not in any way related to 🐑🐄 or 🐐😬

[Febbraio Laboratory @FebbraioMark]

Celebrating our first semi face to face, semi zoom lab meeting in 2.5 months (with appropriate social distancing) with @benoitsmeuninx introducing Boppy.

[Russell Jones @DrRGJonesLab]

#StayAtHomeAndStaySafe

[Ajith Vasanthakumar @ajithvasanthan]

@markfebbraio Thanks @markfebbraio @FebbraioMark!!! You are a fantastic collaborator. Looking forward to our next venture!!

[Dr_Saramide @DrSaramide]

When working early isn't too bad. The view from @MIPS_Australia @MIPS_DDB @FebbraioMark

[Ajith Vasanthakumar @ajithvasanthan]

Excited to share our latest research published today in
@nature on sex-differences in adipose resident Treg cells @TheDohertyInst @WEHI_research @ASImmunology. Big thanks to our collaborators from
@MonashPharm @PeterMacCC @Austin_Health @harvardmed
https://t.co/5EfgNn0JeH

[Ajith Vasanthakumar @ajithvasanthan]

Tumour Tregs in the spotlight again!!!

[Febbraio Laboratory @FebbraioMark]

Well done @DrSaramide. The lab is very proud of you...now get back to work 🤣

[Dr_Saramide @DrSaramide]

Finally it is out! So excited to share our views on how ceramides in specific cellular compartments influence glucose metabolism. @MIPS_DDB @MPI_Metabolism
@NatureRevEndo
https://t.co/0gn3XzHQJv

[UN Women @UN_Women]

The world needs science, and science needs women. Join us on 11 Feb, #WomenInScience Day and spread the word!

[Nikla Emambokus, Ph.D. @NEmambokus]

Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Working on our Women in Metabolism and Science collection @Cell_Metabolism was inspiring and fun! Brainchild of the badass @AnneGranger11. Looking forward to more initiatives at @MedCellPress. #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

We're celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science!

Let's look back on the life of Marie Skłodowska Curie: a Nobel Laureate who dedicated her life to science and became one of the world's greatest scientists.

#WomenInScience #NobelPrize

[Monash Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences @MonashPharm]

How pharmacist Dan Schneider took on the opioid crisis in America. The new @netflix documentary, The Pharmacist, highlights the role of pharmacists in saving lives and how Dan cautioned patients and worked to fight the epidemic. Academic or career viewing?
https://t.co/Asa6CEFprV

[Baker Institute @BakerResearchAu]

On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science we're celebrating our new lab leader @DrXiaoweiWang. Senior female role models in science are critical @WomenScienceDay #WomenInScience @Scienceau #womeninSTEMM #SuperstarsofSTEM #science4all
https://t.co/J4o6I5csCq

[Keystone Symposia @KeystoneSymp]

Check out highlights from the joint Diabetes and Islet Biology Meetings in Santa, Fe, featured in this Twitter Moment!

https://t.co/5hKBnLtgAi

[Jennifer R Hamilton @JRo_Hamilton]

CRISPR-Cas9 gene edited T cells have been administered to 3x patients and the results are promising! Check out the perspective article that @doudnalab and I wrote about @carljune’s 1st clinical trial assessing the safety of CRISPR-Cas9 edited T cells — out now in @sciencemagazine

[Harvard Medical School @harvardmed]

A molecular connection between exercise and inflammation may explain why sedentary people have an increased risk of heart disease and strokes #HeartMonth https://t.co/OOYhRzxxDd

[Daniel J Drucker @DanielJDrucker]

Li Wenliang, a physician and hero, who risked and sadly lost his own life while bravely & unselfishly striving to warn his fellow citizens of impending danger. First responders and HCPs everywhere regularly place themselves in harms way. We owe them gratitude & enormous respect

[Jeffrey Flier @jflier]

R.I.P. Stanley Cohen, whose Nobel recognized work along with Rita Levi-Montalcini opened up the field of growth factor biology and signaling, with both deep consequences for biological science and therapeutics, especially cancer. Note his humble beginnings.

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

@nature @Naturepub @NatureGenet @NatureComms @NatureBiotech @nresearchnews @OICR_news @lincolndstein Excellent summary of the major new findings—and "just how hard #cancer will be to tame"—from the 22 papers @TheEconomist
https://t.co/4qNuT0OGvM