Jörg Hanrieder
@neurochem4
AProf and PI Analytical Neurochemistry Group @ University of Gothenburg and UCL
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http://www.neurochem.se 10-09-2019 09:48:07
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Job Alert! Our school Monash Psychology is hiring 2 new T&R academics. A great opportunity to come and join a wonderful team! See the ads for details: nature.com/naturecareers/… nature.com/naturecareers/…
Our group of #ImageForensics experts Cheshire , Mu Yang, Ph.D., Matthew Schrag, and myself are currently posting the problems we found in these papers. We have now posted 118 of Dr. Masliah's paper onto PubSmear. Follow our progress here: pubpeer.com/search?q=%22El…
Older, compact plaques are more neurotoxic than diffuse ones, according to a new mouse study that timestamped amyloid deposits. #alzheimersdisease Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg ow.ly/y3oK50TTvbY
Happy to share that I have been promoted to Full Professor at Sahlgrenska Academy Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg I would like to thank my talented students and team members, my colleagues, all collaborators and foremost my wonderful family who have all been accompanying on this exciting journey.
Happy to share our latest work published today in Nature Communications We leverage #ai enhanced microscopy guided #maldi MS_Imaging to delineate #amyloid plaque polymorphism in #Alzheimers Fantastic collaboration with Michael Schöll rdcu.be/ejcHj Sahlgrenska Academy UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology
Delighted to share our latest study now published in Nature Portfolio Nat Comm. We leveraged stable isotope labelling (iSILK) and #MALDI #msimaging for annotating #amyloid plaque pathology based on plaque age in #Alzheimersdisease mice. MS_Imaging NIH nature.com/articles/s4146…
👏 Hanrieder’s lab combined cutting-edge techniques—mass spectrometry imaging, isotope labeling & GeoMx DSP—to reveal how Alzheimer’s plaques evolve and impact synapses over time. A big step for AD research! #Neuroscience #SpatialBiology Bruker Daltonics x.com/neurochem4/sta…