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Beyond excited to have started my PhD with Caroline Bridges and Ruepp Lab looking at the molecular basis for selective vulnerability in FET-linked Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and Fronto-temporal dementia (FTD).

Applying for PhDs? Nervous for interviews & assessment days? We talk to 1st year PhDs about applying, prep, tips & advice Laura Odemwingie @svenjafritze Nicol Bergou Carolin Oetzmann This is part of our Journey series, here we follow 4 first years’ to a PhD. phdeets.buzzsprout.com

#BrainAwarenessWeek at Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience - Laura Odemwingie, a postgraduate student in Ruepp Lab and Vance Lab at Basic and Clinical Neuroscience, discusses her work in RNA-binding proteins in #AmyotrophicLateralSclerosis. #IoPPNNews

The olfactory bulb is beautiful and I can prove it. Look this...

Image 5 of 5: Lava lamps TAF15 (pictured in red) is a mutant protein involved in neurodegenerative disease. Here the TAF15 protein forms bubbles (green) filled with RNA, that assemble around the cell nucleus (blue). 7/7

It’s almost hard to believe but exactly 5 years ago the Ruepp lab started at UK Dementia Research Institute and Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience. Time really flies when you’re having fun, lovely colleagues, an amazing team and the lab has even a band😍⬇️

ICYMI, last week the BNA Scholars Programme proudly welcomed seven new bright young neuroscientists to join its latest cohort! This exciting scheme supports the careers of young scientists from ethnic groups currently under-represented in neuroscience: bna.org.uk/mediacentre/ne…

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Also at her first #alsmndsymp is another amazing PhD student Laura Odemwingie co-supervised by Ruepp Lab and myself! She has a fab poster covering her exciting project looking at the FET proteins in the CNS.

Bye bye Basel. We had an amazing time at #alsmndsymp, saw old friends and collaborators, gained new insights, and can’t wait to get back to the lab. Laura Odemwingie

The traditional lab end of year pizza lunch and Secret Santa. So lucky to work with such an amazing group of people!!

For this year’s BCN XMas party dress theme the lab went for Peaky blinders 😊 and then the band #synaptic_soul with current and previous lab members brought the house down.

Our PhD student Laura Odemwingie and BSc student, Taranveer Bhogal, looking at the expression of TAU in brain tissue. #neuroscience #neuroscienceresearch

T- 2 weeks until FENS! 🥳 #FENS2024

Oh Vienna!!…..what a night on the Das Loft rooftop…..beautiful reception with friends and colleagues from British Neuroscience Association Neuroscience Ireland Cam Neuroscience & Gatsby. An incredible evening- we hope you enjoyed as much as we did! #FENS2024 FENS 🌅🧶⬇️

#FENS2024 Prof. Narender Ramnani Prof. Narender Ramnani wins the ALBA-FKNE Diversity Prize 2024 for his efforts to enhance diversity in UK neuroscience! His examination of the diversity of Research Council Committees and influential testimony in the Houses of Parliament have led to tangible

Throughly enjoyed my time at #MNDEnCouRageUK! I have met so many bright minded, dedicated peers & experts. Learned so much about science communication! And most importantly, had the opportunity to connect with people affected by MND. Thank you MND Association MND Research!

The British Neuroscience Association scholars are hosting a Symposium for early career neuroscientists to dive into latest discoveries, career support, grant application skills and more! Sign-up on our Eventbrite page ⬇️ eventbrite.com/e/bna-x-abpi-x…

What a great culmination to this year’s British Neuroscience Association Scholars led ECR symposium hosted by ABPI at Imperial College London! Thank you Francesco Tamagnini for delivering a fantastic talk on navigating the current academic landscape & the challenges it poses on our mental health.