Nina Rzechorzek

MRC Clinician Scientist in Brain Temperature & Neural Rhythms. @BioClocksUK Co-Founder and Cambridge Wearables Innovation Forum

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

@Brain1878 Delighted to discuss our work on daily #BrainTemp rhythms and #TBI @ONeill_Lab @MRC_LMB with the @Brain1878 podcast team - thanks to Xin You Tai and Andreas Thermistecleous for letting me wax lyrical about brains, temperature, and timekeeping! #circadian @BioClocksUK 🧠🔥

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

This was an incredible finale to a summer dive into CCAIM AI & ML in medicine and healthcare - thanks so much to the whole CCAIM team, all the wonderful speakers who contributed, and the participants who engaged from across the globe! So grateful that I had this opportunity.

[Cambridge Centre for AI in Medicine (CCAIM) @CC4AIM]

We’re excited to kick off the CCAIM AI & ML in Medicine Summer School (12–14 Sept, online) 🎓

Designed for medical professionals/students, the programme features 20 speakers from academia, industry & CCAIM.

Thanks to our sponsors @Boehringer & @GSK.

[Nature Rev Neurosci @NatRevNeurosci]

Brain on standby — how torpor made ‘tauopathy’ reversible — a Journal Club article by Nina M. Rzechorzek

@Neurocool

https://t.co/WQhrvd3RIw

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

Time for a reset...published with @SpringerNature in @NatRevNeurosci a chance to take a reversible trip down memory lane to the paper that rewired my thinking on brain dynamics, tau physiology, and dementia. Read it here: https://t.co/TmjJIDXW9m

[BioClocksUK @BioClocksUK]

Our latest community newsletter is out, see what's been happening!

https://t.co/IU0zrlAKW1

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

Time, temperature, and tangles in the brain - for a true time warp (and possibly a brain warp) you can catch my chat with the wonderful Sughee Junju @SussexNeuroSoc on the BrainCast podcast....and what I've been up to for the last 25 years... 🧠🌡️⏰ https://t.co/w0K9llRMAc

[Masud Husain @MasudHusain]

Why academia is sleepwalking into self-destruction. My editorial @Brain1878 If you agree with the sentiments please RT. It's important for all our sakes to stop the madness
https://t.co/5S5rL8Yda1

[Professor James Hodge @doctor_fruitfly]

Our @BioClocksUK @Neurocool @A_J_Millar @hannah_r88 @drrbhug @ant_dodd @RobLucasDar review has been published on how the Bioclocks UK (the UK clock/circadian rhythms community) is helping drive cycles of circadian research and impact. Enjoy!
https://t.co/VPRfaKvhz9

[Marco Brancaccio Bluesky: @mbra3.bsky.social @MarcoBrancacci4]

Excited to be part of one of the BBSRC larger and longer grants with such a great team. Healthy circadian aging is healthy brain aging…@ImperialBrains @UKDRI @ImperialMed @SRBR_Outreach @EbrsOfficial https://t.co/9sEgGyASGi

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

Honoured to give a talk today on #BrainTemp and neural #circadian rhythms for the amazing Respiratory Support and Sleep Centre (RSSC) team @RoyalPapworth. Thanks to Dr Bolton and colleagues for hosting and asking so many brilliant questions! 🧠 🌡️ ⏰ @BioClocksUK

[Professor James Hodge @doctor_fruitfly]

Pleased to announce award of our 5 year BBSRC sLola CircadiAgeing: clock excitability, circadian rhythms & healthy ageing grant with @HughPiggins @MeganGJackson @MarcoBrancacci4 @KrasiTsaneva @mino_belle @alessio_vagnoni Edgar Buhl
https://t.co/Xbl0lYd0Da
https://t.co/mD9ltQB7uK

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

Excited to present our work on #circadian rhythms in human neural function today @TheCrick for the Axion BioSystems UK Maestro MEA User Meeting! Thanks to Will and Zhong for creating this excellent academic-industry discussion forum @BioClocksUK @mad_lancaster @axionbio1 🧠🕔🌡️😀

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

@SelinaWray Purrfect opportunity for a circadian re-entrainment experiment. Let me know how many days it takes him to re-adjust - I'll wager it's less than 2. 😂

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

@BBCPM @BioClocksUK

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2024 #NobelPrize in Chemistry with one half to David Baker “for computational protein design” and the other half jointly to Demis Hassabis and John M. Jumper “for protein structure prediction.”

[Cam Neuroscience @CamNeuro]

📢A good work day: @CamNeuro is honoured to be part of a major #neurotech consortium from across the #Cambridge life sciences, tech & business worlds that has announced a multi-million-pound, three-year collaboration w/@ARIA_research
➡️https://t.co/3lS1TMRDk1

@Cambridge_Uni

[BioClocksUK @BioClocksUK]

Manchester Clock Club saw nearly 200 academics come together to network and present their research- we'll share some of these projects over the coming weeks!
But first, a massive thank you to the organisers of the event: Becky Hughes @drrbhug and Bea Bano-Otalora @BeaBanoTime

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

@ccig_cambridge @estamatakis @Menon_Cambridge @woodrow_rebecca Very interesting - because the thalamus is the hottest part of the 🧠 observed to date in healthy humans. Congrats on the work!

[Nina Rzechorzek @Neurocool]

@Stevenson_Lab @NAMorrissey @MarcoBrancacci4 Was a pleasure to share my work @MRC_LMB with the wonderful BSN community - thanks so much to the organisers and @Stevenson_Lab and @NAMorrissey for a great session combining 🧠 ⏰🌡️ and hormones! #BSN2024 #Aberdeen2024