Based within @UofGSCMH @UofGlasgow we are researching mechanisms and novel therapeutics for ischaemic stroke. All views are our own.
University of Glasgow
Joined November 2016
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Happy International Women’s Day!
We’re celebrating women who have changed the world. Here are all of the amazing women who have received the #NobelPrize and their remarkable achievements at the time of the award.
Tell us about the women who inspire you the most - and why
#InternationalWomensDay
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Please see below for some exciting lectureship vacancies in the division of Neuroscience at the University of Manchester. Come & join us in our great division.
🚨 WE ARE HIRING! 🚨 Come and join our dynamic team here in the Division of Neuroscience. Two positions available: Lecturer/Senior Lecturer posts are now live - all details here > jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Home/J…
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🔬✨ Today, we celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science! ✨🔬
We spoke with Wendy Beattie about her role at SCMH and why this day matters. 🌍🔬
#WomenInScience #GirlsInSTEM #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience
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🔬✨ Today, we celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science! ✨🔬
One of our PhD students Sasha Forbes shows us what it is like in a day of the life of a PhD Student. 🌍🔬
#WomenInScience #GirlsInSTEM #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience
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Super excited to be in Edinburgh on 𝐖𝐞𝐝 𝟓 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 for this @TheBHF event. Looking forward to speaking with James Leiper about all things science 🥼👩🔬 and more!
👇 Register below
alumni.bhf.org.uk/networks/e…
@AbdnLifeScience @AberdeenCDC @aberdeenuni – at Aberdeen, Scotland
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🚨 Deadline Extended! 🚨
Dear #ISCBFM community, you now have until February 10, 2025 to submit your abstract for Brain & Brain PET 2025 🧠✨
📅 Event: June 1-4, 2025
📍 COEX, Seoul, Korea
🔗 Submit now: brain2025.org
@BRAINPET25 #brain #bloodflow #Neuroscience
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Had the pleasure of hosting students from @WilliamwoodHS this week for work experience. We hope they enjoyed their time in the labs. Thanks also to colleagues in Wolfson Medical School, MVLS Cellular Analysis Facility, Sports Science, and Undergrad Teaching.@UofGSCMH
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In the light of Trump's attack on LGBT+ rights and his ban on DEI initiatives, if there are any informal groups in US chemistry departments/companies who would like to hear one of my webinars discussing #LGBTSTEM issues, I would be happy to arrange. [1/5]
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czx8…
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Dear JCBFM community, Start 2025 on the right note!
submit your abstract for Brain & BrainPET 2025! 🌟 Showcase your research and join us in Seoul, June 1-4. Deadline: Feb 1, 2025.
Submit here 👉 brain2025.org
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🧠 New CSVD model breakthrough!
intra-cisterna-magna Bevacizumab injection directly targets small vessels by neutralizing VEGF-A.
this #HotTopic shows it mimics key CSVD features without large vessel or organ effects.
Free access:
journals.sagepub.com/share/R…
#microbleeds #ISCBFM
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Excited to share my review for @NatRevCardiol about some of the amazing research we've been doing @teamWorkstroke ❤️🧠
New online! Engineering extracellular vesicles for therapeutic delivery in ischaemic stroke go.nature.com/4jidgwE
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UK Stroke Research Workshop 2025 Call for Abstracts
We will be hosting the 2025 UK Stroke Research Workshop in Newcastle on the 3rd and 4th of September. We have opportunities for students to present, as well as bursaries for medical students.
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If you are interested in functional genomics, glia/neurodegeneration and bioinformatics, @DervisSalih1 @NathanWoodling and I will soon be recruiting for our new team. Please get in touch for more details ([email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected])
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🚨 The deadline for the Lab Visit Travel Bursary is approaching! 🚨
Get funding to cover travel costs for hands-on lab experiences focused on experimental or analytical methods aligned with ISCBFM research. 🧪
🗓️ Apply by Dec 31, 2024!
Details: iscbfm.memberclicks.net/-new…
#ISCBFM
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We have joined with @CHSScotland to call on @scotgov to invest part of the additional £1bn allocated to the Westminster Block Grant to ensure every stroke patient eligible for thrombectomy in Scotland can have it. Here’s why👇#MakeStrokeAPriority
ALT Text reads: Last year in Scotland about 6 in 7 eligible stroke patients missed out on a thrombectomy.
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Today @DrTerryQuinn writes in The Times Scotland tinyurl.com/yc57dm8a "the reasons for Scotland's stroke care performance are complex, but they are not insoluble". This brilliant column is indisputable @scotgovhealth @BIASPstroke @NHSResearchScot @UofGSCMH @HelenPuttick
ALT Pictured: Professor Terry Quinn, University of Glasgow
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Are you interested in discovering how blood flow to the brain is controlled and how it goes wrong in dementia? We have a MRC DTP project with @adamsgreenstein @stu_art_here & Ingo Schiessl, using state-of-the-art methods and models. Please share findaphd.com/phds/project/mr…
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Many people ask how STEM teaching can possibly be 'decolonised/diversified' - surely it's just science. Here is a short thread with examples.
Firstly, it is NOT about removing science from the curriculum, it is about giving students wider context (see: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…)
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Are you a researcher grappling with imposter syndrome?
@dr_yvonne_couch has been there too. In her latest blog, she shares the ups, downs, and doubts of being a PI. Don’t miss it! #AcademicTwitter #ImposterSyndrome
dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.u…
ALT A promotional image for a guest blog titled "Imposter Syndrome as a PI" by Dr Yvonne Couch, Associate Professor at the University of Oxford. The background shows a dark, surreal landscape with stacks of books and shadowy words like "fraud," "failure," and "inadequate" floating around. In the foreground, a female figure in a lab coat stands on the edge of a cliff, symbolising isolation and uncertainty. The top right corner has a yellow box with a picture of Dr Yvonne Couch, indicating her authorship. The Dementia Researcher logo appears in the lower right corner.
