Josh Thorley

PhD in Physiology and Nutrition | Research Fellow in Nutrition @uniofnottingham | Lecturer in Nutrition @officialbcom |

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

Delighted to announce that I have won the postdoc category of the Physiological Reports ‘future of physiological research’ competition.

My review article explores the redox landscape and how I envisage it will shape future physiological research.

https://t.co/JUc8UbfizS

[Phys Reports @PhysRep]

@PhysRep: Winners of our ECR Short Review competition announced and articles published today! See https://t.co/I1jrt6YD4I for information and links
@APSPhysiology @physoc @WileyBiomedical
@Physiology

[The Physiological Society @PhySoc]

🔎 Unravelling codes - We interviewed Josh Thorley (@UniofNottingham, UK) to find out more about redox reactions. He explains how working on the redox code could lead to more targeted health therapies.

Read the #PhysiologyNews feature article ⬇️ https://t.co/f4kNYWN4iG

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

@Anton_Gianno Thanks Ant!

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

New publication: Urinary N‑terminal titin fragment concentration as a non‑invasive biomarker of exercise‑induced muscle damage in males and females: https://t.co/kIB5CcsiwM

[Ryotaro Kano 狩野遼太郎 @4H_622]

Our review paper has been accepted for publication!
State of the Art In Vivo Reactive Oxygen Species Measurements in Skele... https://t.co/l5XOl2ykNZ

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

I was recently interviewed by @physoc about how unravelling the redox code can help better define health and disease, as discussed in my recent article published in Physiological Reports.

Read below 👇

https://t.co/N0LJfeQvfn

[Jess Eastwood @EastwoodJess]

Collecting data from students across the UK (undergrad & postgrad) on diet and mental well-being to help inform an RCT for depression. Max 30 mins. Anyone can participate, providing currently enrolled at a UK university. Link here: https://t.co/kxpnxYQ3DG . Please share! 🧠

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

2024 academic wrapped:

⭐️ Passed PhD viva
⭐️ Started postdoc @LboroSSEHS
⭐️ Won best oral presentation @NutritionSoc
⭐️ Won ‘future of physiological research’ award @PhysRep
⭐️ Published 3 first-author papers
⭐️ Starting Lecturing
⭐️ Began Research Fellow @UniofNottingham

[Samantha Rowland @Rowland_SN]

🚨Exciting PhD opportunity🚨

https://t.co/4QQSzcXUcc

Supervisory team: myself, @LJJ_nutrition and @Sportrometrist @LboroSSEHS, with @ChrisMinson @uoregon involved as an external advisor for the project 🤩

🗓️ Deadline 14th March
🔁 Please RT 🙏🏻

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

What a night!!

[Kettering Town FC @KTFCOfficial]

We’re Kettering Town. We do what we want.

Second Round Proper, anyone?

#NORKET #KTFC #MagicOfTheCup

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

@tonnomartinez @JamesNCobley Thank you!

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

Delighted to announce that I have won the postdoc category of the Physiological Reports ‘future of physiological research’ competition.

My review article explores the redox landscape and how I envisage it will shape future physiological research.

https://t.co/JUc8UbfizS

[Phys Reports @PhysRep]

@PhysRep: Winners of our ECR Short Review competition announced and articles published today! See https://t.co/I1jrt6YD4I for information and links
@APSPhysiology @physoc @WileyBiomedical
@Physiology

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

@XavierWoorons Thanks!

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

@JamesNCobley Cheers James!

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

@Petermc8 @Kevin_John08 🤣 cheers mate!

[Phys Reports @PhysRep]

@PhysRep: Winners of our ECR Short Review competition announced and articles published today! See https://t.co/I1jrt6YD4I for information and links
@APSPhysiology @physoc @WileyBiomedical
@Physiology

[Aging Science News @AgingBiology]

A pro-oxidant suppresses unrelated diseases
https://t.co/YDvaBtr3x7

[Rasmussen Lab @TheRasmussenLab]

Quantification of nutrient fluxes during acute exercise in mice: Cell Metabolism https://t.co/A36ZfsJoMu

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

Biological sex & NRF2: https://t.co/kuNjAebXmu

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

Out ahead of print: Acute supplementation with a curcuminoid-based formulation fails to enhance resting or exercise-induced NRF2 activity in males and females - Food & Function. https://t.co/7C6doMa8SO

@TomClifford7 @anarmateos @exphystevo @neil_rw

[Josh Thorley @ThorSci]

This is the final paper from my PhD investigating the effects of exercise and (poly)phenols on redox signalling. The other papers can be found below:

Eccentric exercise & NRF2: https://t.co/6Y4nPbl9cL

Green tea & exercise on NRF2: https://t.co/TUlvodMeUs