It’s all been happening King's College London on #physiologyfriday, we’ve carried out more than 70 Physiology MOTs on staff and students, keen to find out more about their own physiology! KCL Physiology Society The Physiological Society

Amazing work, well done Physiology at KCL King's College London 🏆

Thanks again to everyone who supported us for our our annual celebration of physiology #PhysiologyFriday. Here's a few snapshots from some of the amazing events that took place📸

Membership of The Physiological Society has allowed me to share my enthusiasm with other physiologist through conferences, workshops and outreach activities. It supported me as a student and it continues to play an important role in my career. Join us! #PhysiologyChangesTheWorld

📣 Celebrate Physiology at KCL this Thursday afternoon with The Physiological Society and Physiology at KCL 🥳 book your free place here: physoc.org/events/celebra…

Pleased to share that I chaired a conference session with Dr Gareth Nye on the final day of #Physiology2023. Huge thank you to all presenters and PHYSOC President for organising a great event in beautiful Harrogate #endocrinologyresearch

Going goblin mode. Within the orange-white splotch at the center of this image are 2 chaotic baby stars. Over thousands of years, the pair repeatedly gobbled up, then spat out the gas and dust around them — producing those fiery orange lobes: go.nasa.gov/3OFJFjP

Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman – awarded the 2023 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine – discovered that base-modified mRNA can be used to block activation of inflammatory reactions and increase protein production when mRNA is delivered to cells.

We're here with Physiology at KCL at King's College London for #PhysiologyWeek where they are doing physiology 'MOTs', demonstrating the importance of understanding your body to staff & students! Prof. James Clark Klaudia W Toczyska

I had the pleasure of attending the President’s Lecture at The Royal Society. Big thank you to The Physiological Society for organising a great event, as always!

We're funding £13million of new #research in the #Type1DiabetesGrandChallenge! The six new projects have the potential to transform life for people with #Type1Diabetes 💙 Learn more 👇🏽 orlo.uk/3qSFJ @stevemorganfdn @JDRFUK

I'm running my very first half marathon for Diabetes UK in 3 weeks. If you'd like to help me raise money for this great charity, please follow the link below 😊 justgiving.com/page/klaudia-t…

Hear from some of our fantastic researchers about what makes them proud to be a Woman working in STEMM 🧑‍🔬 Over the coming months, we'll be celebrating the achievements of our Faculty's women as part of our Women in STEMM campaign 🙌

My first TTP Cambridge Half Marathon completed ✔️ what an incredible experience! Thank you for your support and kind donations to Diabetes UK

Thank you so much Klaudia, post doc researcher at King's College London investigating treatments for diabetic kidney disease

Missed all the #aurora action last night? Another chance to see it tonight anywhere in the UK but it may not be as bright. Last night we had an extreme 'G5' storm, tonight indications are more like a strong 'G3'. But don't let that put you off having a look 🤩🌌

I am thrilled to announce our newly published paper on the effects of SSRIs on β-cell mass and function! Big thank you to my amazing co-authors 😊 I am very lucky to have worked with such a friendly and supportive group Diabetes Research Group @King’s ➡️ …ubs.pericles-prod.literatumonline.com/doi/10.1111/do…

Delighted to share that I’ve been awarded Fellowship of the HEA #FHEA 🥳 big thank you to Dr Marian Huett and Physiology at KCL for their support and teaching opportunities 👩‍🏫

I am excited to share that I have completed the prestigious Anatomy Training Programme (#ATP4 🧠)! Thank you to the organisers, KCL dissecting room team and my mentor! It allowed me to grow as a teacher and receive positive feedback from the summer students!

Did you know that primary #pancreatic islets have a short culture life of approximately 1–2 weeks? 🧐 King's College London authors design a protocol that employs reformed islets following dispersion coupled with a fine-tuned culture environment. go.nature.com/4g1ITYV | CDD press