We’re at our host school in #Birmingham ahead of a VERY exciting event this eve, full of entertainment, food, dry-ice mocktails, DNA-themed dance performance & lots of info on D-CYPHR, our renamed research cohort for 11-15 year olds. Live tweeting throughout! stay tuned!#DCYPHR

Have you seen this new review in Journal of Anatomy by Chelsey Reed Laura Feltri and Emma R Wilson ? #WomenInSTEM It is all about Peripheral #glia Diversity onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jo…

Thoroughly enjoyed this workshop and meeting some brilliant female colleagues!

Congratulations to Clara Mutschler on passing her #PhD viva today. Very proud supervisor! Guess what her favourite model organism is?

🚨We are hiring at the postdoctoral level. 🚨 RT very much appreciated!🤗

We're #hiring a Communications Coordinator in #Cambridge You'll create content & oversee communication channels for our children's health research programme, the DNA, Children + Young People's Health Resource #dcyphr! 🧬 Check the boxes below? Apply ➡️ bit.ly/3SaYuv2

Introducing the blog series 'Science Without Anguish', launching 15th April. 10 articles on managing the emotional challenges of research life to improve both productivity and wellbeing. Stay tuned for more info Chimp Management | Prof Steve Peters Cam Neuroscience Clinical School HR Liz Simmonds Churchill College

A great blog series coming soon from my boss and mentor Professor Michael Coleman. His insights into how to successfully navigate the academic world while keeping healthy and happy are immeasurably valuable!

Our latest preprint is out! We developed ASOs targeting human SARM1, and report exciting mechanistic insights showing that neurotoxicity and mitochondrial dysfunction are reversible, even hours after SARM1 activation! In human neurons! Key implications for SARM1 therapies #SARM1

A reminder that your academic career doesn't have to be a struggle -> sciencewithoutanguish.com/blog/science-w… A blog full of wisdom from Coleman Lab

This week in sciencewithoutanguish.com The real reasons we procrastinate If you find this useful please tell a colleague

‘What’s luck got to do with it?’. The final post in the current ‘Science Without Anguish’ blog series is out. sciencewithoutanguish.com/blog/whats-luc… And a final chance to register for Tuesday’s webinar (3pm UK time). eventbrite.com/e/science-with…

⁦PNS⁩ remembering Laura Feltri and Larry Wrabetz - outstanding scientists and beloved mentors. Very sad.

PNS Past President, Dr. Laura Feltri continues to inspire us all with her legacy. It’s why we would like to share with everyone the video from the memorial held during the 2024 PNS Annual Meeting. loom.ly/ijOQOVE

I am so thrilled that my work from the Feltri lab is now published in GLIA. Trying to understand why and how #Schwanncell prohibitin 2 (PHB2) is critical for #radialsorting and #myelination in the developing peripheral nerve. ---> onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/gl…

I am so grateful to Gustavo Della Flora Nunes, Myelin Lab and the other co-authors for helping me to get this over the line!

I’m immensely sad that Laura Feltri isn’t here to see this work published, but so grateful for the incredible amount I learnt from her, about Schwann cells, about science and about life. ❤️

Yesterday we celebrated Michael’s nomination to the Research Culture Celebration Cambridge University. Thanks for making our lab such an enjoyable place to work and learn, Michael!