Here here, Professor Macefield @CCSNeurosci - Death by hypoxia: what were they thinking?

RT @JPhysiol: What is the point of cerebral blood flow? Jay Carr (@CHLVH_UBCO) gives his #Perspective here, pairing with the article from B….

"Rest assured that @IRCC is are [sic] making all the necessary efforts to finalize applications as soon as possible.".It's been 250 days of zero movement or communication.

Recent insights into mechanisms of hypoxia‐induced vasodilatation in the human brain - Carr - The Journal of Physiology - Wiley Online Library

@CitImmCanada I completed my PhD at a Canadian university, and there is an academic Post-Doctoral Fellow position waiting for me (at a Canadian university) that I can’t start until you approve my work permit. I know I’m not alone in this experience. What is going on?.

Pretty pumped for this paper to be out in the world. Thanks ⁦@RyanLeoHoiland⁩, ⁦@trevoraday⁩, and Phil.

RT @DebevecTadej: New in @_JCBFM by @AlexPatrician et al. Manipulation of iron status on cerebral blood flow at high altitude in lowlander….

I was quite proud of myself for managing to record this for @ExpPhysiol in one continuous take with only a couple of hiccups, at -20°C. EPicks: Brachial artery responses to acute hypercapnia: The roles of shear stress and adrenergic tone:

It’s Lake Louise, so get some fresh air.

Try to speak to attendees whose work you enjoy, as well as those you don’t, and those you don’t know, it’ll be a good time whatever happens.

Finally, some advice to future first timers: you won’t be torn to pieces by the wolves, it’s just not true.

It was a pleasure to spend time with some old friends and meet some new ones.

I was proud to call the experts around me my friends and family, watch them talk the talk and walk the walk. Well done all.

And I had a thought provoking, gratifying, and congenial question period, which I also enjoyed.

I thoroughly enjoyed presenting the phenomenal work conducted by the #Ainsliearmy and assembled by the prolific and inspiring @RyanLeoHoiland.

Well, my first International Hypoxia conference is done. Such an amazing experience. I have to admit I was a nervous wreck prior to presenting, and I’m pretty sure it showed… However… .1/8

Sorry, I should say: “but the vasculature supplying them is typically sympathetically constrained”.

Something else from my PhD. Upper limb tissues are, on average, almost as sensitive to CO2 as the brain, but are sympathetically constrained. Brachial artery responses to acute hypercapnia: The roles of shear stress and adrenergic tone

Something I worked on during my PhD. Fig5C might be my favourite - CVR in action. Thanks team, for everything. Cerebral O2 and CO2 transport in isovolumic haemodilution.

RT @JPhysiol: Congratulations to @jj_walsh16, @caldwellhannah7 & @helena_neudorf (Institute: @CHLVH_UBCO) for winning the 2021 Early Invest….