Neuro-people doing cellular/circuit/synaptic/translational research on ALS and acute brain injuries using viruses, microscopes, immunology and biochemistry.
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Today I am sharing a new preprint and accompanying blog post. Hundreds of published papers include impossible western blots showing protein expression in cell lines that have deleted or mutated genes. These clumsy mistakes are widespread and repeated by LLMs.
I am grateful to the member of the European Neurotrauma Organization for the election to the ENO Board. I will serve at the best of my abilities with the goal to promote young investigators, support neurotrauma research and make an impact on the care of patients. Thank you all!
I knew a professor who had his two rottweilers in his office all the time. meetings with him were short, and never exceeding the allowed time.
met him for dinner a while ago. He filled the evening with anecdotes about life, science, people, more science. A great guy.
In the students´evaluations, we got the highest praise and the worst criticism in the same sentence "Prof. Roselli has a huge knowledge and sometimes forgets that we are students and not colleagues...". But students are colleagues, since we are all students after all.
the journal should have editors, and the editors should review the reviewers...what do they have to say?
A most honorable endeavour. be part of something larger than ourselves is the ultimate purpose. long live ISAB.
Focus. concentrate all the firepower on one or two goals. concentrate on a single audience and be consistently seen.
what about inhibition in ALS motoneurons? is it really decreased, and why? what happens if one decreases it even further? do MN really die faster, or not? find it out in our latest JNeurosci paper: jneurosci.org/content/46/15/…
How and when are synapses lost in TBI patients? We used two new markers of synapses in CSF and wefound two waves of synaptic loss in TBI, one of which inflammation-dependent: jnnp.bmj.com/content/95/12/1…
what connects intracranial hypertension to neuroinflammation? in astrocytes the mechanosensor Piezo cross-activates EGFR, which in drives chemokine secretion and reduces water fluxes. from porcine model to human cells: latest preprintis out: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
What happens to lipid metabolism in ALS? What connects hypothalamus to the movement of triglycerides across the body? Angiopoietins coordinate the repartitioning of lipids from muscles to brown adipose tissue when hypothalamus is neuro-inflamed : link.springer.com/article/10…
What happens to hypothalamus in neurodegenerative diseases? It appears that its involvement is more common that previously thought. Our latest collaboration with the great group of Jan Kassubek: link.springer.com/article/10…
