Sinha Lab retweeted
Some very happy faces @HLRI_Cambridge in the Helle F Jørgensen's lab @hfj22 this week. Helle, @JordiLambert @SebnemOc and their group are celebrating the publication of their paper in collaboration with @imperialcollege More information on our website: bit.ly/3ySb7Fq
Sinha Lab retweeted
Happy to see this work from @JordiLambert and @SebnemOc out today. We identify RUNX1 and TIMP1/CD74/STAT3 as vascular smooth muscle cell regulation through gene regulatory network analysis
nature.com/articles/s44161-0…
@TheBHF @HLRI_Cambridge @Cambridgecardio @MedCambridge
Sinha Lab retweeted
It was an honour to give the John French lecture at the BAS/BSCR meeting surrounded by some of my top inspirational scientists! Thank you @britathsoc @TheBHF @HLRI_Cambridge @Cambridgecardio @mallat_lab @ZMallat
Congratulations to Meri @Meri421_cam for an exceptional John French Lecture, beautiful work & talk, we really enjoyed it! @britathsoc @HLRI_Cambridge @TheBHF
Sinha Lab retweeted
It's official and we are so excited for the next chapter. With huge thanks to @TheBHF
We’ve awarded £35 million to nine universities across the UK to support heart and circulatory diseases research.
The funding will help the universities to attract the brightest talent, power cutting-edge science and unlock lifesaving discoveries. bhf.org.uk/what-we-do/news-f…
Sinha Lab retweeted
Great opportunity to join us!
Job Opportunity: Post Doc Research Associate working with @TianXZhao and @mallat_lab identifying the immunological mechanisms underlying atherosclerosis
➡️ jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/45969/
Closes: 28 April 2024
#postdoc | #jobs | #research | @HLRI_Cambridge | @Cambridge_Uni
Sinha Lab retweeted
Delighted to win the functional genomics prize at @TheBHF @Cambridgecardio Annual Meeting for some of my PhD work on aortic disease genetic variants in the @SCICambridge
Great that Bea from @LabSinha also won a prize for her work on cardiac organoids! #aortaed @SanjaySinhaUK
Sinha Lab retweeted
Combining stem cells & genomics to create frontline diagnostic tools for aortic disease genetic variants. Moving towards personalised management for patients & families! See our review here: frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
#aortaed @LabSinha @SanjaySinhaUK @SCICambridge @FrontCVMedicine
Sinha Lab retweeted
Calling #postdocs - meet us TODAY, 5:30pm, the Queen Edith pub, Wulfston Way Cambridge. Free pizza and rosemary fries 😋 and a chance to meet others with an interest in cardiovascular research. cardiovascular.cam.ac.uk/dir…
Sinha Lab retweeted
Excited to share that our stem cell-based model for studying small vessel disease and vascular dementia has been published! A small step, but a crucial one, in addressing this important issue. #stemcells #vascularhealth
@CamStroke @Cambridgecardio @HLRI_Cambridge @CamNeuro 1/5
Sinha Lab retweeted
We have a funded PhD position in our lab! Are you interested in vascular mechanobiology? Why not come join us??!
uea.ac.uk/course/phd-doctora…
Sinha Lab retweeted
We are so excited to say that it's been announced that Dr Sarah Teichmann @teichlab will be joining us as Professor in Stem Cell Medicine! Sarah does amazing work, and we're thrilled to be part of it soon.
More here: stemcells.cam.ac.uk/news/sar…
Sinha Lab retweeted
Delighted to receive one of the sLoLa awards from the @BBSRC to carry out a multicentre study in how the human heart develops! Can't wait to start working with Sarah Teichmann @sangerinstitute, @GroupRiley @simoesfili and @RichTyser. @SCICambridge
Four ambitious teams of experts have received funding to seek answers to some of bioscience’s most fundamental questions.
The projects will share £18M through our strategic Longer and Larger grant scheme (sLoLa).
ukri.org/news/bbsrc-invests-…
Sinha Lab retweeted
Huge congratulations to @LabSinha, who will be receiving some of this £18m! Sanjay's team will be studying cardiac development, & includes researchers from @Cambridge_Uni, @UniofOxford, and @sangerinstitute. Well done all, we're excited to see what comes next! Read more below 🫀
Four ambitious teams of experts have received funding to seek answers to some of bioscience’s most fundamental questions.
The projects will share £18M through our strategic Longer and Larger grant scheme (sLoLa).
ukri.org/news/bbsrc-invests-…
Sinha Lab retweeted
And so begins the BSCR's 50th anniversary meeting in a very sunny Oxford! We're all looking forward to two days of science and celebrations!
Sinha Lab retweeted
Preprint alert!
Happy to share with the world. It's been an exciting journey, led by @JordiLambert and Sebnem Oc together with @MWorssam
Fruitful collaboration with @mikhailspivakov, Achim Kruger and Martin Bennett
@HLRI_Cambridge @BHF @MedCambridge
Network-based prioritisation and validation of novel regulators of vascular smooth muscle cell proliferation in disease biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
Sinha Lab retweeted
Great meeting in Manchester #BCS2023 with 5 @LabSinha members presenting their science! Thanks Deeti, Aishwarya, Vince, Jonathan & Franklin! And HUGE congrats to Aishwarya for winning the Basic Science Poster Award!! @BSCResearch @Cambridgecardio @SCICambridge @TheBHF
Sinha Lab retweeted
50th Anniversary meeting of the @bscr - promises to be a spectacular meeting. Join us in Oxford if you can!
Registration and abstract submission for our 50th anniversary autumn meeting in Oxford now open!
Head here: bit.ly/3ByAWZ1
Not a BSCR member? Join here for reduced registration rates (and much more!) bscr.org/#memberships
Sinha Lab retweeted
Superb workshop today on "Translating the Untransplantable" - bringing academics and clinicians interested in heart failure together. Thanks to @Cambridgecardio for supporting and to @laypingong1, Vince and Deborah for organising! @LabSinha
Sinha Lab retweeted
Spread the word @SanjaySinhaUK @LabSinha @cacarr1996 @danmjohnson @macquaide @EliesJacobo @DrSophieSaxton @ProfDavidGrieve @GroupXuan @DavidAEisner @awtrafford @DrMayAzzawi @jscanic @iskratsch
Sinha Lab retweeted
Fantastic @TheBHF Cardiovascular Research Excellence meeting @Cambridgecardio yesterday. Great science and wonderful to catch up with colleagues. Thanks Semih for the single cell presentation and to Franklin and Vince for the posters - best CV Medicine poster prize to Vince!👏






























