Students are so happy that they finally met their idols whose articles got discussed a lot in our journal club. Thank you Prof. Tseng and Prof. Kajimura. Thank you BATEnergy for organizing a great conference. Hope to see you again in 2027 in Munich.

Today in Nature Communications, we show the #FutileCreatineCycle plays a key role in #thermogenesis, independent of UCP1. We also challenge the belief that brown adipocytes lack enough ATP synthase for thermogenesis. Congrats Jakub Bunk! Full paper: rdcu.be/egoV7 Rosalind & Morris Goodman Cancer Institute

Adipose tissue generates heat even in the absence of UCP1. How does it work? Our new work identifies a molecular “resistor” of Ca2+ cycling that makes heat and controls energy metabolism through a UCP1-independent mechanism. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Can we talk? The cryptic communications of hepatic stellate cells in lipid metabolism dlvr.it/TK2Yn6

Thank you to CRIS contra el cáncer for supporting liver cancer research in our lab at CNIO Stop Cancer. Investing in science is essential to fight cancer, discover new biomarkers for early diagnosis, and develop innovative treatments.

Enhorabuena Guadalupe Sabio 🥰🥰

Last week, we had the pleasure to host the 2nd International BATenergy Conference in Bonn. We were thrilled to learn about the latest advances in the field of brown adipose tissue, dive into intense scientific discussions, and unwind during a scenic boat trip along the Rhine.

ADIPOCYTEAM from Debrecen. Our group is a dynamic blend of cultures, with members from Hungary, Indonesia, Syria, Jordan, the UAE, Ukraine, Japan, Kenya, and South Korea. We proudly embrace our diversity and thrive through synergy and collaboration.

Congratulations Mikael Rydén Looking forward to hearing your lecture!! 🎉👍

Watching our students win brings a much greater joy than winning something myself. So proud of our undergraduate students who won first place in Biochemistry section and 3rd place in Molecular Biology section!🎉 National Research Student Conference 2025-OTDK

The Novo Nordisk Foundation announces the latest edition of its annual Challenge Programme, where for the first time it is inviting researchers from outside Denmark, in the European Schengen area, Ireland and the UK, to lead collaborations applying for grants to study four major

We are hiring a Postdoctoral Researcher in Human Physiology and Metabolism to join our team at the University of Cambridge. Applications are open until June 15th. For more information: lnkd.in/dGRP26-H Please share with your network. Thank you! Inst Metabolic Science-Metabolic Research Labs The Physiological Society

Can we feel our mitochondria? We feel pain (nociception), internal sensations (interoception), and even our immune system (immunoception) How does the brain monitor our energy status? In this preprint, we propose that the brain feels the balance of energy demand (burn rate)

Energy metabolism is really quite remarkable Little bits of energy we call metabolites flow continuously, converging in our mitochondria (TCA or Krebs cycle) where they are re-routed and directed where needed The basis of life and health is the flow of energy Great animation

These images…. 😍 Go read this beautiful story! Martin Picard one of the person that made me fall in love of mitochondria after Gilles Gouspillou & Jean-Philippe LG ! I’m a Mitochondriac!

Shaping the future of cardiometabolic innovation: advances and opportunities. Comment in Nature Metabolism by Zach Gerhart-Hines Thue W Schwartz Juleen R. Zierath and Kei Sakamoto at NNF Center for Basic Metabolic Research (CBMR) nature.com/articles/s4225…

Visited family this past weekend and one of my siblings has this posted on the front yard! I completely agree with each and every point! Happy summer!

Essential reading from DenisPBlondin and colleagues. The thoroughness of the physiological studies is remarkable.

Let me introduce our group ADIPOCYTEAM. We are a considerably young group in adipose tissue biology field, mostly working with human primary adipocytes originated from cervical and abdominal depots. we’d love your support as we are growing-collabs and ideas are welcomed!

The Role of Micronutrients in ATP (energy) Production Micronutrients, although required in minute quantities, are indispensable catalysts in the metabolic pathways that convert food into energy. These pathways, include glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, and the electron transport