Obesity alert! Does your #Labrador always want more food? 🐕 🌭 Around a quarter of Labs feel hungrier AND burn 25% fewer calories – thanks to a genetic mutation. Get your teeth in to what Eleanor Raffan @GOdogsproject Inst Metabolic Science-Metabolic Research Labs PDN Cambridge found – tap below 👇

Loving this new mug a friend got me ❤️

Our new review in Cell Metabolism on the relationship between Metabolism and Frailty is now live! Discusses how maintaining a youthful metabolism in later life can help prevent frailty. Congrats to co-authors including Alice Kane Manish Mishra authors.elsevier.com/a/1ivyQ5WXUlWj…

Very excited to share our new work with Yousin Suh's lab - from first authors Dr. Adam Hudgins and Dr. Shiyi Zhou: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

If anyone is having a bad day here are capybara scientists doing some capybara research. Hope this brings you a smile. They are so lovable even their molecule is shaped like a heart. Insomnia + AI =

After finishing a grant application

It was an absolute delight to engage with the brilliant minds in circadian rhythm research at #SRBR2024. The opportunity to present and share my work was truly an honor. Also the nice sandy beaches of San Juan was definitely a plus 🏝️

Feeling honored to have been recognized with a presentation award at #AGE2024! I had a blast at the conference, and it warmed my heart to catch up with old lab friends and meet new faces in the aging research field.

Delighted to share our perspective Nature Human Behaviour on improving academic mentorship for both faculty and trainees. We identify desired mentor qualities and highlight practices for mentees, faculty, departments, institutions, & funders for implementation. rdcu.be/dJ6yi

Real question, how do cat owners get any work done? 😂

A bit late, fun Friday evening with some of the Bay Area 2023 Life Sciences Research Foundation fellows. Eagerly waiting to meet up with the whole crew next year!

💯 STRONG endorse! Researchers need to better address time-of-day as a critical biological variable | PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

At a recent conference Athena Aktipis invited me to give a talk on the role of creativity in science. For those interested here are the illustrated slides in tweetorial format. The take home message: Creativity and science go hand in hand. (Thread 1 of 2)

Thrilled to announce my final PhD work is finally published! 🎉 This is my proudest work, and I couldn’t have done it without the full support of my former mentor Lamming Lab who nicely summarized the paper below.

Quite the week for publications in the lab - check out grad student Mariah Calubag new review in Cell Metabolism "A nutrigeroscience approach: Dietary macronutrients and cellular senescence" authors.elsevier.com/a/1jeMN5WXUlWk…

Just when you thought dogs couldn’t be any closer to being angels. Did you know that the NIH Integrated Canine Data Commons gives scientists a way to access data from dogs to better understand how some human cancers start, how they progress, and how best to treat them

The evolution of my graphical illustration skills of C57BL/6J. Maybe by 2030, I can make it look hyper realistic 😁

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