Excited to share our revised bioRxiv preprint “Quantification of morphological, functional, and biochemical features of H9c2 rat cardiomyoblast retinoic acid differentiation” led by PhD candidate & @CIHR_IRSC Vanier Scholar @nicoleyorkova
https://t.co/ca3FW9RNul
This paper will be helpful for researchers looking to best use H9c2 cells - an accessible cell-line model for cardiomyoblast and/or cardiomyocyte biology in developmental and disease contexts. We are already getting feedback this work is appreciated by the research community!
Thoroughly enjoyed my visit to @uOttawaBMRI yesterday to give a talk in the Neuroscience Seminar Series & the many stimulating discussions with the dynamic faculty and students. Huge thank you to my fabulous host @JahaniArezu! 🙏
We are very proud to announce the winner of the 2025 CAN New Investigator Award: Dr. Mark Cembrowski, Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia - Read his profile here: https://t.co/vc4wDYV3bC @UBC
Excited to share our lab’s most recent paper up on bioRxiv! Using the Syrian hamster model of mild to moderate #COVID19 together with a novel image analysis pipeline, we show evidence of early astrogliosis specific to female animals
Transient, early, female-specific increase in cortical glial fibrillary acidic protein distribution in the Syrian hamster model of ... https://t.co/uip1AQ9Rl9 #biorxiv_neursci
I am absolutely thrilled to share my lab's most recent paper, available on bioRxiv! We combined bioprinting, human pluripotent stem cells, and developmental micropatterning approaches to create reproducible 3D neural tube tissues in high throughput. https://t.co/BJepoyr1Pt
Really enjoyed my visit to the @UTSC Dept of Biology today - fantastic discussions with Faculty and trainees! Thank you to Joanne Nash for the invite! #neuroscience#biology
Enjoying the amazing @VicBrainInjury fundraising gala at @UVic tonight - especially the opportunity to pose with different pieces of sporting equipment 😂 - it’s a privilege to serve on the Board of Directors! #vbis#braininjury
We're looking for a PhD student or postdoc to join the Swayne Lab (@dr_swayne) team in Victoria. Focus on astrocytes and synapse stability. Details in the posting below. Please share!
🥼 #neuroscience#cellbiology#neurojobs 🔬
https://t.co/4vOGQY8Xk4