Gunnar Gottschalk
@ggottschalkphd
ME/CFS and Long-COVID Researcher
Scientist and Executive Director
Simmaron Research Inc.
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http://www.simmaron.com 27-09-2022 16:14:43
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Simmaron Simmaron Research R&D lab's scientist Sarojini is presenting at NIH SPARK ME symposium. Avik Roy Gunnar Gottschalk NIH
#longcovid #mecfs Gunnar Gottschalk
Now our Simmaron Research Gunnar Gottschalk preprint is out that demonstrates why tetrahydrobiopterin biosnthesis is upregulated in ME+OI pathogenesis. researchsquare.com/article/rs-371…
The entire Simmaron team Simmaron Research is attending the annual meeting on ME/CFS at NIH. It is a proud moment for us to be mentioned by the director of NINDS NIH Gunnar Gottschalk
Thank you Walter J. Koroshetz and NINDS for hosting such a great conference. Great presentations and fun to catch up with some of the best mentors like Dr. Lipkin Center for Infection & Immunity Simmaron Research Avik Roy #MECFS
I am so happy to see Molly highlighted by UW-Milwaukee for her extremely important work with Simmaron Research. She is a rock star! uwm.edu/letters-scienc…
Simmaron Research Simmaron Research INC has launched a nationwide clinical trial on Rapamycin in the amelioration of ME/CFS pathogenesis. It is an observational pilot trial.Gunnar Gottschalk Solve ME/CFS Initiative classic.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT06…
I feel honored to be selected as a member of MIDD. This collaboration will facilitate Simmaron Research to design, discover, and develop small molecular therapeutics in chronic neuroiflammatory and other metabolic diseases. uwm.edu/drug-discovery…
Just recently, Dr. Roy was awarded a competitive R21 grant from the NIH to study ATG13: A new player in ME/CFS. This grant will fund his ground-breaking work in autophagy in ME/CFS. Dr. Roy is an Adjunct Professor of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Simmaron Research
Huge congrats to Molly Drosen and Amy Reyes for taking 1st and 2nd place presenting their posters describing key mechanisms underlying ME/CFS at the UWM annual chemistry symposium! Great mentorship from Avik Roy!! UW-Milwaukee Simmaron Research Avik Roy