Want a cool Polaroid picture? Come find me at #SSIB2025

Marlies Gaider speaks sugar and sweet taste receptors #SSIB2025

Can you spot TheRealZigmanLab waiting on #SSIB2025 to begin...

Giulia Mazzini discusses her work on amylin in the hippocampus #SSIB2025

Sarah Applebey discusses her work on estrous cycle and GLP1 on BW #SSIB2025 #NITA

Join The Obesity Society’s Neuroscience Section on Wed, Aug 28 at 1pm ET for a webinar on Bridging research and clinical care in obesity science. Register here: obesity.org/about-us/neuro… #obesityresearch #TOS2025

Hyung Jin Choi discusses the lab's work on personalizing behavior Interventions in women with obesity #SSIB2025

Team #Ghrelin reunited at #SSIB2025. #SSIBlingsintheWild Cherwell Boathouse Restaurant g.co/kgs/e8uDfAZ

#SSIB2025 Running club We run early, ingest science later.. and burn calories to make room for the conference cookies....😋

🚨 New for August, a fresh episode of the #DiabetesBio #podcast! A special extended Sweet Talk episode w/ Daniel J Drucker & Jonathan Campbell on the debate between GIP receptor agonism and GIP receptor antagonism. 🎙️Listen at: diabetesbio.libsyn.com 📚Read more:

My peeps!!!

Just arrived at Paddington station with The Williams Lab. I had such a wonderful time in Oxford for #SSIB2025. great to make new connections. Exhilarating to strengthen existing connections/ friendships. Thanks so much to the SSIB for making this all possible. Much ❤️

#SSIB2025 banquet with Susie

With Kevin Williams The Williams Lab, at SSIB #SSIB2025. Celebrating our collaboration and the book about our work.

From a poster presented at #SSIB to a collaboration in the lab! The #SSIB meeting is the place to network and foster collaborations that can last a lifetime.

Christmas has come early....SSIBlings in a box! #SSIB2025 Oxford, UK

Tremendous loss! Taken way too soon!

The passing Of Dave Mangelsdorf is a terrible loss for his family, friends and the science world. Davo will never be forgotten. 😢 chapelgazette.cfd/david-mangelsd…

We were delighted to welcome Professor Jason Shepherd from the University of Utah to QBI this week. Professor Shepherd shared his fascinating research on the neuronal gene Arc, which is essential for information storage in the brain. Even more intriguing, Arc exhibits virus-like

1/8 🧠 New review from the lab in Cell: Brain Control of Energy Homeostasis We explore how central nervous system circuits regulate energy balance, and how this informs the development of next-generation obesity pharmacotherapies. 🔗 cell.com/cell/fulltext/…