Update on our latest publication in @NatRevCardiol "Protein glycosylation in cardiovascular health and disease" https://t.co/ThmJwz24AE with Rakesh Patel @UABPathology - found out today that Cover Art was "inspired" by our review! #glycosylation #GlcNAc

It's paywalled, so I don't know much about what it says, but the idea of "“mini grants,” which would come from breaking up existing grants" does not sound good! https://t.co/5eXMW3P3Wc via @statnews

Erin Eun-Young Ahn, Ph.D., a professor in the Division of Molecular and Cellular Pathology, has been named a 2025 Termeer Scholar. The program provides mentoring, networking, and coaching for academic researchers. Read more: https://t.co/j2KWZlJLO2

On Illegal War and Immoral Peace

These are the professions affected by the dismantling of the Education department.

"The Act... would deny federal funding to any U.S. scientist who collaborates with anyone “affiliated with a hostile foreign entity,” a category that includes four countries: China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea." https://t.co/foODwRFVXn

Our new study out in @SciReports shows #CKD triggers systemic metabolic deficits that may drive cardiac dysfunction pointing to new cardio-renal therapeutic targets. @megan_e_young well done! @QMULWHRI @QMULBartsTheLon @EU_METAHEART https://t.co/HsJMkEl6m1

Trump Vs The BBC. Now with added captions!

A Doug Jones run for governor "will force Tuberville to say just how he will make Alabama better, how he’ll improve the lives of Alabamians," columnist @RoySJ writes. "All of them." 🔗: https://t.co/ZdU1dZK3gG

Competitive elections are at the foundation of democracy. No one should skip into the state's highest office without a challenge, especially one still growing moss on the bottom rung of almost every ladder. Alabama must do better. We must be better.

Former Alabama Sen. Doug Jones hints at a 2026 race against Tuberville for governor.

Former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones appears to be headed for another political showdown against current Sen. Tommy Tuberville, this time for the governor’s office. 🔗: https://t.co/j7cDCPVJil

Hi everyone, The shutdown has now been extended to Day 36. Congress is sorry for adding even more time to what’s already been a long wait – for families missing meals, average folks trying to afford healthcare, and federal workers wondering when their paychecks will come.

@ZKForTre GLP-1 biology was known but it was exendin-4 from the Gila monster that solved the short-half-life problem and proved GLP-1 agonists could work as drugs. That was the defining step in the field..

What's gross in Alabama continuing to seek Toforest Johnson's execution is the casual disregard to a widely supported innocence claim. The paid witness testimony has FALLEN APART. What should be a 5-alarm fire to fix this is simply status quo indifference.

“It feels like we’re standing on the shore, and we see a tidal wave coming,” Arise's @RobynHyden tells @nytimes. #alpolitics #HungerFreeAL

Keep your eyes peeled around Alabama. The truth about @GovernorKayIvey's mega-prison "Alabama Solution" is coming to a highway near you. 1/3

“I think there’s a collective amnesia right now about COVID-19” SARS-CoV-2 infections have been rising in the past month, and limited surveillance is hampering health strategies https://t.co/gtjbgcPXhD

"And that is what we must all work together to stop, by telling the truths, the ones that are easy, and the ones that are a little harder." How “War” Becomes War, by @TimothyDSnyder

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