@TheFlorey’s public lecture on World Epilepsy Day, “From genes to hope: Advancing treatments for severe genetic epilepsies”, highlighted advancement in childhood epilepsy research. Full video available: https://t.co/ezLGe76zcl
@CureEpilepsy, @EpilepsySocAus
Our new paper in @JGenPhysiol explores the movement of S4 helix in the voltage-sensing domain of the sea urchin HCN channel using two different fluorescent probes, which revealed distinct biophysical properties. Thanks to everyone involved! @TheFlorey
https://t.co/7kAsGxZfb2
See how our research has changed the lives of patients with epilepsy and their carers, including Fern.
Life-changing discoveries: The Florey’s Impact Report Launch
@TheFlorey@CureEpilepsy@EpilepsySocAus@nhmrc
https://t.co/vjtzevt5G0
The Novel Ion Channel symposium is back after a three-year hiatus! It will be held virtually on Aug 28 & 29. We've got a great line up of speakers! Register for free! #ionchannel 🔬💡🧬🧪🧫https://t.co/bM1vDtxYMM
📸 That's a wrap! We had a great evening celebrating the launch of our Impact Report, 'Life-changing discoveries'.
Thank you to our speakers, Mandy McCracken, Philip Stevens and Matt Stickland, for sharing their powerful stories.
#TheFlorey@mccracken_mandy#livedexperience
We also thank Dr Thanuja Dharmadasa, Prof Chris Reid, and A/Prof @Yugeesh_L for speaking about their research into motor neurone disease, epilepsy and sepsis.
Read our Impact Report, 'Life-changing discoveries', now live on our website ➡️ https://t.co/ul4DplKwOO
📰 In today's Herald Sun, read the story of Fern Stevens, and how the work of Florey researchers Prof Chris Reid and Dr Lauren Bleakley means Fern no longer suffers from seizures.
Read the story: https://t.co/Uli4IQiRbh
@ReidLab_Florey@theheraldsun
PhD student James Spyrou presenting his award-winning work on mild malformation of cortical development with oligodendroglial hyperplasia and epilepsy (MOGHE) at the 2024 Melbourne Epilepsy. Congratulations @spyroujames!
@TheFlorey@EpilepsySocAus
Amazing @TheFlorey Neuroscience seminar by Prof Chris Reid on consumer-led, trailblazing research on designing genetic models of epilepsy to guide anti-seizure medicine to developing novel mouse & sheep models to reduce SUDEP by protecting the heart ❤️ @heartfoundation@nhmrc
Professor Chris Reid presenting his work on small molecule precision therapy for #cationleak HCN1 developmental and epileptic encephalopathy at the #AES2023.
New Brain publication from the team!!
Congratulations to our PhD student @SusanxnLin 🎉🎉 for her 1st author article. Fantastic team effort!! @AbsalomNathan@MaryChebib @AngeloKeramidas @FiladelfiaGene1 @Philip_K_Ahring