Kat Maslova & Robin SB Williams presented at 'Living with epilepsy - Insight and Innovations' Queens Square London. This was a patient outreach day, and highlighted our work to develop a new dietary approach for the treatment of people with drug resistant epilepsy. @RhulBioSci
Looking for an eager and experienced molecular biologist (MSc grad?) to join our lab as a PhD student starting ASAP for exciting Dicty project developing cannabinoid based medicines! β¨ Please get in touch!! @RH_ResInn@RHULBioSci
A new and funded industry-linked PhD position is available at Robin Williams' lab at Royal Holloway University, of London UK. Investigation of cannabinoids as medicinal treatments. More information at https://t.co/Fv2e6fVOvG
Insight to how cannabis-derived compounds may reverse cellular changes found in people with multiple sclerosis - research from Professor Robin Williams @RHULBioSci@RoyalHolloway. Discover more > https://t.co/hNNuqqDRFa
It's Symposium day @RoyalHolloway for Biomedical Research! I made this meme but removed it from my presentation out of fears of being unprofessional- but I don't seem to have the same inhibitions on twitter! Enjoy! xx
Academics @RoyalHolloway identified 2 compounds derived from cannabis - CBD & CBG - could function at cellular level to reduce disease-associated changes in conditions including MS & Psychosis. @RHULBioSci@ScienceWeekUK@WilliamsLabRHUL#BSW21 https://t.co/WfkHE8fL41
Fresh input for the #immunometabolism field by latest work of Erika Pearce in @nature. Beth Kelly @classicbeth3 uses slime molds to unravel basic mechanisms of life (#mulitcellularity), which may be translated to T cells, #immunity & #cancer. Paper+more: https://t.co/EjMucqqNph
The registration for the first D-A-CH Dictyostelium workshop, organized by @HillmannLab and @barisch_c, is now open!
More info on the registration process can be found here: https://t.co/xvGpj9NLay
Looking forward to a great meeting!