The Rahbani Lab is hiring! They are looking for a post-doc researcher interested in exploring the connection between obesity & cancer, as part of our larger metabolomics infrastructure. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/mKL89rkWPg
EOE/Vet/Disability
For 40+ years, we’ve known how UCP1 drives thermogenesis—but how UCP1-independent pathways are activated remained unknown. Thrilled to share our @Nature paper, led by Faiz Hussain, uncovering this mechanism:
https://t.co/0pJFQPDV9V
I’m proud of @UCCancerCenter’s national ranking in the top 1% and #1 in Illinois. It is a testament to our exceptional patient-centered care and innovative research. We are reshaping the future of cancer care @KunleOdunsiMD#NothingWillStopUs
🔥 Hot off the press: In a new @Nature study, @ErnstLengyel and team show that blocking NNMT in tumor-supporting cells restores immune response & stops ovarian cancer growth, offering a new strategy for hard to treat cancers. @OvCa_UChicago@uchicago_obgyn
https://t.co/h05za6qlG5
New paper from @BunkJakub and Mina Ersin in our lab: CKB is the key creatine kinase driving UCP1-independent #thermogenesis in beige fat via the futile creatine cycle (FCC).
https://t.co/YbR5mtTmSp
@McGillGCI @McGillBiochem@MolMetab
Today in @NatureComms, we show the #FutileCreatineCycle plays a key role in #thermogenesis, independent of UCP1. We also challenge the belief that brown adipocytes lack enough ATP synthase for thermogenesis. Congrats @BunkJakub! Full paper: https://t.co/8kUYDxw6qD @McGillGCI
It’s finally here! Check out our website for the Adipose Biology Conference: https://t.co/rTxrN1PH1O with @beaudrj & @sung4400, partnered with @SableSys! Amazing speakers.
Registration is now open!!
📍Montreal, Canada
📅Aug 19-20, 2025
#adiposebiology
Our new paper, "NK2R control of energy expenditure and feeding to treat metabolic diseases," is out today in @Nature.
Here we identify a single receptor that can both peripherally increase energy expenditure and centrally suppress appetite.
https://t.co/6Q8nG7wFOs
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Research Scientist position is open @ the UChicago Metabolomics Platform. Exciting position to work with cutting edge instrumentation to perform metabolomics, lipidomics and stable isotope tracing experiments! Please RT and forward onto anyone interested!
https://t.co/zxldUErvYn