Brunet Lab

@brunetlab

Aging lab @Stanford - Epigenomics and metabolism in #aging; Brain aging and rejuvenation; Neural stem cells; C. elegans; African #killifish

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Mass General Brigham Research

@mgbresearchnews

Where #science and #medicine converge to improve patient care. We ❤️🔬

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Masiel Perez

@masielperezb

Masiel 'Masi' Perez | Boricua 🇵🇷 | Research Technician |The Collective for Psychiatric Neuroengineering | Duke University Department of Psychiatry

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Christian S. Guay, MD

@christianguaymd

Physician scientist at the interface of cardiac anesthesiology, critical care and neuroscience. Assistant Professor @UUtah, @UofUAnesthesia

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Kathleen Vincent, PhD

@katfvincent

Postdoctoral fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital department of Anesthesia, Critical Care, and Pain Medicine.

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David Schreier

@d_schreier

Bern, Switzerland | #Neurology | #Sleep #Anesthesia #Consciousness

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Takeshi Irie

@oncoanesthesia

questing to improve care at the interface of cancer and anesthesia

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IARS360

@iars360

The International Anesthesia Research Society generates and disseminates transformative breakthroughs in #anesthesiology and #perioperative medicine.

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Association of University Anesthesiologists

@aua_anesthesia

The official account of the Association of University Anesthesiologists. Advancing academic anesthesiology for the betterment of medicine, science and society.

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Mass General Anesthesia

@mghanesthesia

Welcome to the official page of the Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital!

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Anesthesia&Analgesia

@iars_journals

ANESTHESIA & ANALGESIA is the official journal of the IARS. @iars360 It provides practice-oriented, clinical research to help provide optimal care to patients.

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Miles Berger

@realmilesberger

Neuroanesthesiologist, periop geriatric cognition/neuro-inflammation & AD researcher, Dad, husband, #humor, #MDPhD #double-doc, views are my own

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