Congratulations to @CharlesSwanton on winning the the 2026 Sjöberg Prize!🎉🎇 Check out the news here, including the short film from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences:
https://t.co/yMLVG690Cs
Impressive overview of previous and current work on nuclear receptors at Ron Evans Rolf Luft Award Lecture. The lecture was dedicated to the memory of David Mangelsdorf.
After years of unanswered questions, a rare NR4A2 gene mutation gave Franklin Henry and his family clarity, and sparked new research into the genetic roots of #autism. Now, he's helping @UCLAHealth researchers better understand how the brain develops.
https://t.co/EtczSAf96E
New insights into what makes midbrain progenitors tick
Read this Research Highlight showcasing work from Laura Lahti, Thomas Perlmann @perlmannlab@karolinskainst and colleagues:
https://t.co/O0OP1qHsNR
New insights into what makes midbrain progenitors tick
Read this Research Highlight showcasing work from Laura Lahti, Thomas Perlmann @perlmannlab@karolinskainst and colleagues:
https://t.co/O0OP1qHsNR
New insights into what makes midbrain progenitors tick
Read this Research Highlight showcasing work from Laura Lahti, Thomas Perlmann @perlmannlab@karolinskainst and colleagues:
https://t.co/O0OP1qHsNR
🌟Sjöberg Laureate discovered new targets for cancer therapies in the immune system!🌟
@MiriamMerad, Mount Sinai Health System, USA, has studied how cells in the innate immune system affect the body’s ability to fight tumours. Her discoveries have hugely contributed to making these cells a promising target for the development of new cancer therapies. She is now awarded the Sjöberg Prize, worth one million US dollars.
👉Learn more about the prize: https://t.co/xpw2vJXWha
@IcahnMountSinai@MountSinaiNYC
Excellent presentations yesterday @NobelWeek in Nobel Forum @karolinskainst. Thanks to Jim Allison, Padmanee Sharma, Laurence Zitvogel, Mikael Karlsson, and Camilla Engblom!
This year's Nobel Laureate harvest is now secured at Arlanda airport. Yesterday: Gary Ruvkun, Natasha Staller, and Victoria Ruvkun. Today: Victor Ambros and Rosalind Lee. With Nobel Attachés August Borg, Anna Wikner, and drivers.
The ependymal derivatives of mDA progenitors in the adult retained several mDA progenitor characteristics but also expressed, e.g., Pdyn, the precursor of opioid peptides. These specific ependymal cells might form a novel type of circumventricular organ. 4/5
@JuleenRZierath@NobelPrize Sorry for not being able to participate this year! As always, thanks to all for a great collaboration and successful reporting of this year's Nobel prizes!!