Wonderful #aba_asb2018 dinner at Melbourne Aquarium!

Wonderful night at the #ABA_ASB2018 dinner at Melbourne Aquarium. #TBG had a great night!

A delight to open my inbox today to see the legendary ⁦Prof Renae Ryan⁩ profiled in ⁦Women's Agenda⁩ ! Great to learn more about her research and advocacy for #womeninSTEMM ⁦Franklin Women⁩ ⁦@WomenSciAUST⁩ ⁦⁦Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE)⁩ womensagenda.com.au/latest/we-need…

So proud of this collaborative project that has been many years in the making! Qianyi Wu Shashank Pant @RosemaryCater1 Alastair Stewart Emad Tajkhorshid, PhD #TransporterBiologyGroup

Great to have the lab together again for our Christmas party after a tough year! Welcoming @LSalvatiManni to the #TransporterBiologyGroup and congratulations to Dr Wu and Dr Sheipouri and Rory and Ryan for nearly completing honours 🥳👏🎉🍾💪

Thrilled to see this work finally out in @nature! It has been an honour and great pleasure working with this insanely talented group. Congratulations Ichia Chen Shashank Pant Qianyi Wu @RosemaryCater1 Pep Font Alastair Stewart Megsob Emad Tajkhorshid, PhD Rob Vandenberg University of Sydney

🔬A team have found the shape of the glutamate transporter is like a twisted elevator. But another twist in the tale - it's a multi-tasker. 📰Learn more Cosmos : cosmosmagazine.com/science/biolog… Work by Sydney Health Ichia Chen Qianyi Wu Prof Renae Ryan Pep Font et. al.

Research in Nature shows glutamate transporters contain a hidden chloride channel, revealing how it manages its dual functions. go.nature.com/2ZrnBi6

Thank you Renae for being such a wonderful supervisor! I truely enjoyed my time in the lab and am always grateful for your mentorship and guidance. will surely stay in touch!

Check out our recent study exploring Ataxia-linked mutations in the human glutamate transporter (EAAT1). The mutations selectively inhibit OR enhance EAAT1 chloride channel activity and impact glial regulation of central nervous system function biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Excited to share our recent work led by Qianyi Wu on exploring Ataxia-linked mutations in the human EAATs. We identified a novel mechanism which suggests that EA6 is primarily an ion channelopathy of CNS glia biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Prof Renae Ryan Alastair Garner McGill University Emad Tajkhorshid, PhD

Excited to see this work on the role of the chloride channel of the glutamate transporter in episodic #ataxia published in Journal of Clinical Investigation Great team effort w Qianyi Wu Shashank Pant Emad Tajkhorshid, PhD Alastair Garner and twitterless colleagues Centre universitaire de santé McGill McGill Medicine and Health Sciences jci.org/articles/view/…

A new collaborative study published in Journal of Clinical Investigation reveals the unexpected role of chloride in a rare neurological disorder involving recurrent episodes of discoordination, imbalance and migraine. #ataxia tinyurl.com/3h5hcedw @CUSM_MUHC McGill Medicine and Health Sciences @renaemrayn1 Qianyi Wu

Ataxia-linked SLC1A3 mutations alter EAAT1 chloride channel activity and glial regulation of CNS function: buff.ly/37AJnHI Prof Renae Ryan Don van Meyel University of Sydney McGill University #Neuroscience

The lab was well-represented at "Molecular Biophysics of Membranes" #BPSTahoe2022 by @firewhenreddy Qianyi Wu and Yun Huang. Thanks to Biophysical Society and the organizers for a wonderful meeting! Shoutout to Deepak Kumar for taking candid poster pics, we forgot 😅

Great to catch up with three of my ex-students all achieving great things in NYC! @RosemaryCater1 @njfreidman Qianyi Wu Sydney Health #TransporterBiologyGroup

Congratulations Renae!

Congrats to our neighbors Philipp Schmidpeter Crina Nimigean!

Lab dinner at #BPS2023, with our aunt and uncle Prof Renae Ryan and Professor Robert Vandenberg 😁

Congratulations Prof Renae Ryan and all the other Honourees on being appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia! 🏅 You have lifted the careers of so many around you - so well earned! #womeninSTEM sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/n…