
Lecturer in Physiology @BSMSMedSchool | Previously @SussexNeuro, @CUBiosciences, @ExeterMed | 'Mercenary Patch-Clamper' & 'Friendly roaming electrophysiologist'
Brighton, England
Joined July 2018
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Echoing a 4-year (?!) old tweet that still resonates; mine & @Alex_C_Stuart’s new review (onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…), out in @EJNeuroscience, agrees ApoE does literally everything and suggests a novel multi-hit hypothesis of APOE4 mediated pathology … a thread
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In today's edition of "turns out #ApoE does literally everything": apoE4 compromises exosome production academic.oup.com/brain/advan…
Pleased to share the brilliant Eventer software, published this morning in @FrontiersIn Neuroinformatics. Machine learning assisted classification of spontaneous synaptic events, all with @EventerNeuro. @ACPenn6 @SussexNeuro @BSMSClinNeuro
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Saving the best until last, keynote address from Prof. of Human & Applied Physiology Steve Harridge rounding out the first ever Brighton and Sussex Physiology Day. @BSMSMedSchool @KingsCollegeLon @physoc
The brilliant @cathnaledi, chair of conferences @physoc, kicking off the inaugural Brighton & Sussex Physiology Day hosted this year by @BSMSMedSchool
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Very pleased that I was given the opportunity to present at #PhysiologyInFocus2024. It was great to communicate some of my #PhD findings investigating the effects of #fatigue on corticospinal integrity of pwMS. Thanks @physoc for organising such a great scientific programme!
Fantastic to see @BSMSMedSchool undergraduate medical student Nicoleta Stegarescu present their research on APOE4 & the NMDAR at an international conference! Excellent talk, excellent student, excellent physiologist. #PhysiologyinFocus2024 @physoc @BSMSClinNeuro @SussexNeuro
Work supported practically by @ACPenn6, @Alex_C_Stuart, @drsarahking amongst others as well as some funding over the years from @SussexNeuro, @ARUKSouthCoast and @alzheimerssoc. Thank you!
Fantastic talk from Harry Trewhitt in the @BrainEnergyLab at #PhysiologyinFocus on the delicate interplay between APOE4, amyloid and neurovascular coupling! @SussexNeuro @physoc
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Excited to announce I’m off to Osaka for the next academic year!
Replying to @LeverhulmeTrust
Working with colleagues at Osaka University, Japan, @drsarahking will study the biological impact of social isolation and establish a new interdisciplinary model of healthy social behaviour across the lifespan: leverhulme.ac.uk/internation…
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Congratulations to the Early Career Researcher Award winners from our #CurrentPhysiologyEducation meeting last week at @SalfordUni:
📊 Poster winner: @TomlinsonOwen; Runners up: @Alex_C_Stuart & @MattJonesSci
🎤 Oral presentation winner: Dr Clare Tweedy; Runner up: @harleyjsc
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Electrochemical gradients is a topic that many students find challenging. To help you maximise engagement with your students, we've developed a 🌟NEW 3-part series🌟 to guide you through key concepts with suggested teaching points!
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The wonderful @L_W_Taylor presenting his recent first author paper from the group of @ClaireDurrant1 at #ARUKConf24 @ARUKscientist Find him at his poster 1.20 over the next few days if you want to know more!
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Great demo today as part of #BrainAwarenessWeek mucking about with neurophysiology using the awesome @BackyardBrains kit.
An amazing #BrainAwarenessWeek day in the @BHLibraries Jubilee Library. @SussexNeuro, @OGSteele and some amazing volunteers from @SussexNeuroSoc and @Sussex_Psych demoing how our brains send signals to our bodies.
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Great day today at Jubilee Library, Brighton for Brain Awareness Week!
Our “Living Books” were Dr Emiliano Merlo, Dr Eleni Christoforidou, Dr Liad Baruchin and Dr Natasha Sigala.
We’ll be there again Weds 13th 3-5pm and Thurs 14th 5-7pm. Come join us!
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Yesterday was different and a lot of fun. A two hour lecture, then up to London to talk about eating your way to a healthy brain with @claudiahammond on All in the Mind. @SussexNeuro @Sussex_Psych @BritishNeuro Listen here: protect-eu.mimecast.com/s/m-…
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The 75th season of All in the Mind started this week @bbcradio4 with new guest Dr Sarah King.
We ask whether #lionsmane really helps your brain. And @jamesldowns comes with me to @bushtheatre to see This Might Not Be It. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…
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Happy to have contributed a small amount to this paper led by @L_W_Taylor and @ClaireDurrant1
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Very proud to have been a (very) small part of this awesome effort lead by the amazing @RuthStaras and @drsarahking. Enjoyed connecting with the local community and encouraging brain-related nerdiness (the best kind). Looking forward to building on this over the coming years.
Thanks @BritishNeuro for recognising @SussexNeuro’s public engagement work in Brighton and surrounding areas. It has been so much fun and wonderful to see our work being rewarded. @SussexUni @Sussex_Psych @SussexLifeSci @BSMSMedSchool @ARUKscientist @BACA_UK #SussexBrainBus
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I'll come and see you @TSpiresJones. Come to poster TJP06.04SU too on Sat and Sun where we're presenting on all the great stuff @SussexNeuro did for the #BNA2023 public programme, @BritishNeuro #BYOBBrighton #BringYourOwnBrainBrighton
Remember, those of you attending Neuroscience 2023 have the opportunity to meet the BNA president, Tara Spires-Jones! She will be at the FENS booth on 14th November from 3-4 pm (EST).
#Neuroscience2023 #FENS #NeuroscienceConference #NeuroscienceEvent #BNA
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Exciting promotion announcement that also shows I’m sometimes not totally thorough at checking forms!
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My PhD paper is finally out!
I studied the effects of haemoglobin on neuronal health & communication in the context of haemorrhagic stroke 🧠 🩸
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