Congratulations to these 3 all stars from the Keir Joe Menzies who shared their masters work at the uOttawaBMI Poster Day today! Keep an eye out for Abolfazl Nik-Akhtar, Brayden Perras and Dheeraj Pandey’s upcoming work on PARylation and skeletal muscle. Reach out if you want more info!

Interested in skeletal muscle, #mitochondria, and #NAD metabolism? Are you looking to do grad school? More details to come but consider reaching out to Keir Joe Menzies about new opportunities to join our team at uOttawa FHS Research/ FSS Recherche Santé uOttawaBMI and CNMDOttawa! #myotwitter Friends Please RT

Do you like the outdoors - skating, skiing, hiking? Want to study skeletal #muscle, #aging, #mitochondria, and #NAD metabolism? Canada's Capital - Ottawa has it all! Reach out to Keir Joe Menzies to join us at uOttawa FHS Research/ FSS Recherche Santé uOttawaBMI and CNMDOttawa! #myotwitter Mitochondria News Please RT

Our lab is looking for new PhD and MSc students with a keen interest in muscle and muscle stem cell health during regeneration, disease or aging! Join us at uOttawaBMI, OISB and CNMDOttawa! Please RT and check out our posting and website: keirmenzieslab.com/team-recruitme…

It is with great sadness that we mourn the passing of Prof. Alfred Goldberg, my postdoc mentor and colleague. Fred’s contributions to science were profound and far-reaching, and his passing leaves a void. He was a passionate advocate for science and education. We will miss him.

The 2023 Ontario Exercise Physiology conference website is live! Join us in beautiful Kingston this summer. Co-hosted by Kin students+faculty from York and Queen's Universities This meeting is for students, by students. Students present+ receive feedback from peers and faculty.

Thank you to the UOttawa Faculty of Medicine Postdoc Association committee for the great 2023 Faculty of Medicine PDA Day! Congratulations to all the award winners! Keir Joe Menzies uOttawaBMI CNMDOttawa uOBMRI

Check our new lab website ...one PDF position openening to work on the mitochondrial biology of muscle stem cells!(burellelab.org/about-4)

Rest In Peace, Leslie P. Kozak: 10/28/1940 –07/13/2023. A great loss for the scientific community. Leslie's work was OFTEN years ahead of his time. His legacy lives on and his scientific contributions continue to inspire many in the field.

Les will be sorely missed. His body of work on adaptive thermogenesis was inspiring and prescient. Not to mention he laced them up for the Toronto Maple Leafs ..legend.

We Ask the Canadian Government to Increase CIHR’s Budget - Sign the Petition! chng.it/9RdHNgBb via Change.org Canada

World Mitochondrial Disease Week (WMDW) begins today!🙌💚 Learn more about #mitochondrialdisease in our brand new comprehensive Exploring Mitochondrial Disease Guide: mitocanada.org/wp-content/upl… #WorldMitoWeek #MitochondrialDisease #Mito #MitoAware

While research is fundamental to improving human health, our environment, economy, and future, investment in research continues to be treated as a “nice to have” by successive governments. Research requires sustained investment, especially as other countries ramp up funding.

🎉 Ready to flex your expertise in the New Year? 💪 Join our Myogenesis Discussion Group and showcase your research! 🧬 Whether you're a seasoned pro or a budding researcher, we want to hear from you! Drop us a DM if you're interested to present in 2024! 🚨

We're pleased to share that we have funded 9 new clinical and translational science research projects. WATCH THE FULL ANNOUNCEMENT: youtu.be/UVvkQEeO-SE

Excited to start this new work with our team in the Keir Joe Menzies and our collaborators - Mike De Lisio Prof. Junio Dort and Prof. Vincent Mouly

Arrived for tomorrow’s #NMD4CSummerSchool Looking forward to the great talks! Thank you Neuromuscular Disease Network for Canada (NMD4C)

Leaving Montreal today after the #NMD4CSummerSchool It was an amazing workshop and networking opportunity. Thank you to all the organizers and looking forward to the amazing things to come from all the amazing colleagues and friends I made! Neuromuscular Disease Network for Canada (NMD4C)