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Super excited about our recent publication. We show that the abundance of some bacteria within children's gut may lead to poor bone health later in life.
Gut microbiome in early life and bone health outcomes at age 6: a Danish mother-child cohort study academic.oup.com/jbmr/articl…
Great experience sharing my work at the @ANZBMSoc Annual Conference in Adelaide, Australia this week.
Replying to @ANZBMSoc
'Associations between the gut microbiome in early life and bone health at 6 years: findings from a Danish Birth Cohort Study' - Pantalius Nji Che esa-srb-anzbms-2024.p.asneve… #ESASRBANZBMS @ESASRB /6
Honoured to Share My Science Journey on ABC Radio with esteemed broadcaster @JoelRheinberger
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Listen here (1:40:33) lnkd.in/guKPBaHS
"The more it fills you, the more empty you feel" ...
If you know what _"it"_ is, then - for your own sake and for the world's, please get rid of it and learn to move on.
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Social media can often seem like a highlights reel.
Papers accepted.
Grants received.
Offered tenure.
Prizes and awards.
This can make you feel inadequate when you compare your struggles with all these achievements. But remember these are just the highlights.
@lizandmollie
My recent talk on an interesting concept - Colliders: the common effect of a predictor and outcome.
Adjusting for a collider in statistical modelling creates "fake" associations, hence collider bias. It is adjustable at the design phase of research, prior sampling. – at Hobart, Tasmania
Outstanding achievement @stokholm_jakob. Congratulations!
I am extremely honored to receive the ERC Consolidator Grant @ERC_Research to explore possibilities for restoration of the gut microbiome after cesarean section delivery to prevent asthma.
Thanks to all, who made this possible @COPSAC_com.
#ERCCoG
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Only 38% of TB cases access sensitive molecular diagnostic tools 😔 (e.g Xpert MTB/RIF ultra) in resource limited settings. Pooled testing can save 48% of assays for >4000 additional people 💡 saving millions of lives 💪
Read our recent article to see how
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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Fun to talk with the @ASBMR Student Cohort Program about social media. Hoping for record-breaking engagement at #ASBMR2023! @ChePantalius @JanaiAugustin @karl_i_lewis @The_Lewis_Lab @ESeidlScience @mia_muyinhuang @kousloan @DsouzaChrisanne @Sirion_A @NBennettMSTP @ClementVachey
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@ChePantalius is a #Microbiologist from #Cameroon studying the relationship between gut bacteria and bone health. He also built a unique weaponized suit of armor to fight evil while stuck in an Afghan cave.
Thanks, Lut. That means a lot coming from you!!
Congrats Pantalius, you were an excellent MTM student @ITMAnwerp Success with your academic carreer.
I am privileged and grateful to have completed my Advanced Master's at @ITMantwerp @ITMmalaria and now starting my #PhD at @ResearchMenzies, @UTAS_. I am indebted to my thesis supervisors, colleagues and friends who have been and still remain very supportive.
Very proud and excited for my MSc supervisor!!
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There are 100s of AI tools coming out every month.
The pace of innovation is incredible ― but it's hard to know which tools are genuinely useful.
Here are the 10 most valuable AI tools I found last month:
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With @ITMmalaria , super exciting! 😁
Operationalization today of the “Framework Agreement Five”between @RBCRwanda, @Uni_Rwanda and @ITMantwerp
- to prevent/control infectious diseases such as malaria and tuberculosis
- fight against microbial resistance
- establish a supranational reference lab for tuberculosis.
Do you want to gain in-depth scientific knowledge and real-life professional experience in tropical medicine?
Let the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp (Belgium) get you set with an MSc in Tropical Medicine!
Apply today! edu.itg.be/courses/master-in…
Deadline: 31/01/2023 – at Nord-Ouest, Cameroon
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I meditated 15 hours a day for 6 months straight with one of the toughest Buddhist monks on the planet.
Here's what I learned:
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We're hosting another alumni webinar! We'll be welcoming MTM-alumna and laureate Amber Hadermann to share insights from her master thesis, entitled “Genome diversity of #Leishmania aethiopica from Ethiopia.” See you on Thursday, 4 October 9.30am (CEST)! itg.zoom.us/webinar/register…

































