A fantastic talk by greg wheildon on DNA methylation in Huntington’s disease at #ADPD2023 this morning funded by BRACE Dementia Research! University of Exeter Faculty of Health & Life Sci AD/PD - Advances in Science & Therapy Exeter Neuroscience Professor Katie Lunnon

Just given my second talk of the month, this time at #ADPD2023. This stuff is kinda fun

Great talk in the final session of the day at #ADPD2023 from the boss of Dementia Genomics Team , Professor Katie Lunnon on psychosis in AD. Amazing to listen to as always

Quick dash over to the main hall for Josh Harvey presenting on machine learning methods to predict cognitive outcomes in PD. Brilliant collaboration with Rick Reijnders Maastricht University. A great way to round off #ADPD2023 Dementia Genomics Team Ehsan Pishva Research at Exeter Jazz 👐

Cheers to Josh Harvey from University of Exeter for bringing home a neuroscience grant to perform a whole transcriptome assay. Josh aims to shed light on Alzheimer’s disease using spatial transcriptomics on GeoMx DSP. 🎖️ Check out GeoMx RNA assays here 👉bit.ly/40Ltkgn

"Bullying is a means for mediocre scientists to rise to the top. Some star academics reached their position because they are bullies, not in spite of it." - Excellent piece about bullying in academia (and really any other professional environment). nature.com/articles/s4156…

1 in 3 names are missing on the #Lionesses shirts tonight, representing the 1 in 3 of us born in the UK today who will develop dementia. Tonight’s match was dedicated to Alzheimer's Society, raising vital funds to those devastated by dementia. Donate now: alzheimers.org.uk 👈

Thesis writing listening to Lana Del Rey 🤝 Needs to be done before Glastonbury

Only 2 days to go until the #LondonMarathon that I am running for Research at ARUK! I’m getting fully onboard with the colour scheme. Please do sponsor me and my dodgy knees if you can id love to hit £3k - thanks to everyone who has already donated 🏃‍♀️ 🍊 justgiving.com/fundraising/ka…

So finally my first ever (!!!) first author is out into the world of BioRxiv summarising my PhD work - Synaptic alterations associated with disrupted sensory encoding in a mouse model of tauopathy. Twitter 🧵 below biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

just finished presenting my first ever conference talk. Terrifying! But I did it!! #AAIC2023

A great first day at AAIC in Amsterdam, with five posters from greg wheildon Ehsan Pishva Professor Katie Lunnon, some great talks and networking #AAIC23

Our latest Dementia Genomics Team pre-print led by Josh Harvey exploring methylation signatures associated with neuropsychiatric and cognitive symptoms in PD is out! A great collaboration between University of Exeter Cardiff University Maastricht University biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

"Hostile" is an inappropriate way to describe domestic & sexual abuse charities in stakeholder mapping, but especially in this case. We have worked on our football campaign for over 10 years, & work with both clubs & orgs, on an issue that is prevalent throughout our society.

My thesis is done. And I don't have to set an alarm tomorrow 💃

Really pleased to have passed my viva and couldn't have done it without the great support of my supervisors, especially Professor Katie Lunnon. The rest of the Dementia Genomics Team lab got me here too. An amazing bunch of people

🚨PhD alert!🚨 Come work with us in Exeter on an exciting project looking into gene regulation in Dementia with Lewy Bodies.

New PhD opportunity through the Hodge Centre for Translational Research at Cardiff University looking into memory mechanisms relevant to psychiatric disorders. Supervised by Jeremy Hall, Kerrie Thomas and me University of Exeter. Deadline 7th May. findaphd.com/phds/project/u…

A piece I wrote in 2012 offering a Manchester United perspective on the Hillsborough disaster on this day in 1989. It was published in the ⁦FC United of Manchester 🟥⬜⬛⁩ match day programme to show solidarity with those campaigning for justice ✊ #jft97 nowtmuchtosay.wordpress.com/2012/09/26/fin…

Our commentary written by @ClaireDurrant1 Prof Tara Spires-Jones and I is now online! We discuss a new antibody against oligomeric tau, that showed efficacy in both cellular and mouse models, following intranasal delivery (in the mice not the cells lol). science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…