Cardiac research team studying the underlying mechanisms of heart disease at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia.
La Trobe University
Joined June 2020
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An insightful panel session featuring @LabBell @k8weeks @jameschong_doc @alta_schutte. The session unpacked the value of undertaking editorial & service roles in scientific journals and how EMCIs can leverage the skills acquired for future opportunities. #ishr_aus #csanz26
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“Together, we innovate.” 🧬
@escardio @EWGCCEChair is funding collaboration across borders
If you’re an #ECR in #cellular #cardiac #electrophysiology, this is your chance to build connections & push your science forward.
escardio.org/Research/Resear…
Deadline- 8 Dec 2025.
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🚨 Conference registration closes on 13th August! 🚨
Last chance to register for our meeting, 'Cross-Talk of Cells in the Heart 2025: Novel Mechanisms of Disease and Arrhythmias'.🫀
Programme and registration link here: physoc.org/events/cross-talk…
@danmjohnson @unibirmingham
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🌟 Join us on 3-4 Sept @unibirmingham for our meeting, ‘Cross-Talk of Cells in the Heart 2025’.
🫀 Discover novel mechanisms of disease and arrhythmias with leading experts.
Save now with early bird registration ⬇️ buff.ly/Z3Lvs0c
#HeartCrossTalk2025 #HeartResearch
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📢 Final call to present your research at our meeting, ‘Cross-Talk of Cells in the Heart 2025’. Submit your abstracts to showcase your findings on the mechanisms of heart disease & arrhythmias.
📝 Submit by 2 June ⬇️ buff.ly/jY1h99h
@MollyOReillyy @chrisRJO
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Upcoming Abstract Deadline!
Interested in attending the Cardiac Cellular Cross Talk meeting in Birmingham in September?
Submit your abstract before the 2nd June! Its going to be a good one!
physoc.org/events/cross-talk…
@MollyOReillyy @chrisRJO @OU_STEM @physoc @JPhysiol
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Johannes V. Janssens (@UniMelbMDHS) et al. found that mechanical loading reveals an intrinsic #cardiomyocyte stiffness contribution to diastolic dysfunction in murine cardiometabolic disease 🫀
📜 Read it here: buff.ly/3VGYF3G
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We're excited to share that #JMCCPlus has been officially accepted by @Scopus for indexing and citation metrics! You'll be able to find #JMCCPlus articles on #Scopus in the next few months and see our first #CiteScore in April/May 2025!
@ISHR_ES @ISHR_NAS @ISHR_AUS @ISHR_LAT
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Signing off from #CSANZ2024! What a great conference sharing the amazing research taking place across Australasia and from our international guests.
Already looking forward to the ISHR World congress in Nara 🇯🇵 2025
@ISHR_ECI
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In a new Clinical Outlook, @JonKalmanEP and @LMaizels discuss pulsed-field ablation, which is rapidly revolutionizing the field of ablation for atrial fibrillation: rdcu.be/dLW97
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Thank you to @delbridgelea and @KimMellor_UAkl for our beautiful April cover image, of glycogen macromolecules captured by an enveloping autophagosome in the para-myofilament cell region.
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Review by Janssens et al. @UniMelbMDHS characterizes the concept of cardiomyocyte stiffness and develops an interpretation of “stiffness” attributes at the cellular and molecular levels. ow.ly/C8gf50QUkZN
#MyocardialStiffness
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Congratulations to Dr @marijajelinic and the team at @latrobe University for receiving a 2023 Vanguard Grant! Their project on understanding the cellular and molecular drivers of heart attacks is set to make significant contributions to cardiovascular research. 🌟
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Excited to be hosting @aphrs2024 in Sydney, Australia #APHRS2024
#EPeeps - Join us for #APHRS2024 in Sydney, Australia
@HRSonline @EHRAPresident @thecsanz
@PrashSanders @martinkstiles @CSHeartResearch @peterkistler3 @melissaemm1 @drrpathak @AndreasPflaumer @bdebneygray @J_Hendriks1 @JuliaIsbister
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These authors won the #APSselect award in @ajpheartcirc for "Chronic testosterone deficiency increases late inward sodium current & promotes triggered activity in ventricular myocytes from aging male mice"👏
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@mmishrabio @dysrhythmology @SusanEHowlett
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Thank you to all the fantastic speakers who have given presentations today as part of our #Arrhythmia meeting at @LivUni! We've had sessions on:
💥Myocytes and Fibroblasts
💗 Heart and Nerves
🚫Myocytes and Immunity
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An absolutely fantastic first day of science in #Liverpool . Looking forward to #GetBack to it tomorrow! @physoc #CardioTwitter
Thank you to all the fantastic speakers who have given presentations today as part of our #Arrhythmia meeting at @LivUni! We've had sessions on:
💥Myocytes and Fibroblasts
💗 Heart and Nerves
🚫Myocytes and Immunity
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Last but by no means least on #MeetTheEditors is @LabBell from @latrobe in #Melbourne . James' lab focuses on investigating the role of #cardiac #adiposity in #heart #disease as well as investigating #SexDifferences in #cardiomyocyte #function.
@ISHR_AUS @ECI_ISHR
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Very excited to be invited as a faculty speaker to #AuPS2023 in Melbourne! @Dr_YKTham @LabBell @ProfessorJanna @WildApricot A great symposium line-up all round. @k8weeks
aps49.wildapricot.org/Confer…
We are excited to welcome Dr Emma Robinson, Dr Jim Bell, Dr Yow Keat Tham and @ProfessorJanna to discuss the "Cardiovascular Consequences of Obesity" at #AuPS2023