We're supporting Alzheimer’s Research UK and their search to find a cure for dementia. Research is our only chance of stopping dementia in its tracks. Together we will get there, please join us.🧡 #ForACure https://t.co/TU4SG5cRgK
Exciting times in the lab! 🤩
@DStefancova and our stellar team of scientists are uncovering the impact of CNS capillary pericyte loss on vascular and brain functions in mice 🐭🧲🧠
Exciting data is in the works and coming your way soon, stay tuned! 😃
I kicked off #16DaysOfActivism in Slovakia by discussing gender-based violence with high school students. Empowering girls & boys to become agents of change, build healthy relationships, recognize and tackle online or physical psychological and sexual abuse in their relationships is crucial to #EndViolenceAgainstWomen.
Let’s bring together women & men from different parts of our society, including education, culture, healthcare, public services but also diplomacy to join forces and work together to end gender-based violence.
#OrangeTheWorld
Dementia can affect anyone. It doesn’t discriminate.
This Christmas, @stephenfry helps us tell a story of what Christmas would be like if Santa had Alzheimer’s, the most common cause of dementia.
Together we can end the heartbreak of dementia. Share #ForACure.
🌍 Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay, and as a PhD student and someone who lives with anxiety, I urge everyone to prioritize your mental well-being 💖.Whether at home or work, a supportive environment makes a difference. Grateful for my partner and Montagne Lab family🧠✨.
An Alzheimer's mouse model (APPS1) imaged using mesoSPIM - stained in cyan are amyloid plaques (hFTAA) and in red - arteries (SMA-Cy3).
Credits: Anna-Maria Reuss, Nikita Vladimirov / @MesoSpim
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Fantastic session on resilience in research from @sj_marzi, @isaacs_adrian & @maketimecountuk👏
Some super useful nuggets of advice on how to deal with failure & cultivate resilience🙌
#PostdocAppreciationWeek 🎉
Immensely grateful to our fantastic postdocs @Conasaurus1 & @AudreyChagnot for their hard work! 💪🏻
Stay tuned because these two are truly cooking some very nice stories 🤩
Amazing microscope image of an entire mouse brain stained to highlight large blood vessels (green), and smaller blood vessels (orange and pink).
Credit: Adam K. Glaser, University of Washington, Seattle.
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You nailed it @DanyJaimeGarcia 👏🏻🤩
It took a wee bit more time than expected 😉 but the end result is worth it, an unique and very useful piece for the vascular aficionados out there! 🧠😍