33rd episode of The Brain Podcast: Models matter: human-specific roles of POU3F2 and Wnt Signalling in neurodevelopment” @typlab.bsky.social I loved being a cohost on this one! Lovely guests and such a great discussion! open.spotify.com/episode/1sfN...

I can't get over how amazing our locations for Muscle Treatment Group meetings are! This year at Kadoshima was another unforgettable experience!

Excited to share that our new review in Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology is now out! "Stem/progenitor cell-based therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy" Check it out! 📃📢📢 www.frontiersin.org/journals/cel...

Brain podcast no. 29 is out! Had a lovely time chatting to PhD candidate, Alida Chen, about her work on "Distinct transcriptional changes distinguish efficient and poor remyelination in multiple sclerosis." open.spotify.com/episode/6uKx...

Fascinating evolutionary advancement to anticipate infection.

Really excited to announce the release of the 28th episode of the Brain podcast: Nephrology meets Neurology: how kidney health links to Neurodegeneration. My 5th time hosting! Lovely guests, great discussion. Check out the podcast and paper 🎙🗣💬 open.spotify.com/episode/0OdP...

Thanks so much to @isscr.org for the Travel and Merit Award for the ISSCR 2025 Annual Meeting! Super excited to go to Hong Kong on 11-14 June 2025 and share my work on DMD brain organoids! Anybody else going? #ISSCR2025 invt.io/1bxb7596g1h

A privilege to be involved in this study!

A pleasure to cohost a new episode of the Brain Podcast with Dr Thermistocleous. Wonderful insights about species- and sex-specific nociception from guest, Prof Frank Porecca! open.spotify.com/episode/1Wzk...

Loving my 2025 planner design!

I recently started trying some text-to-audio apps for articles. Anyone have favourites that they recommend?

Lots of lovely nestin+ cells in my cerebral organoids!

Lots of IF staining to end the week!

Monoclonal antibodies in #Alzheimers clear amyloid plaques and increase Aβ42. High Aβ42 levels improve cognition. Removing amyloid comes with risks: brain edema ('ARIA') and faster brain atrophy. The trade-off is not worth it. A nice summary @psypost.bsky.social www.psypost.org/neuroscienti...