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Glial Research Team led by Professor Kaylene Young at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research @UTAS_
Hobart, Tasmania
Joined March 2019
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🎉We are excited to announce that a research team led from Menzies @UTAS_ has been awarded $3 million by the National Health and Medical Research Council @nhmrc to establish the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Centre of Research Excellence. Full release here 👉 https://t.co/zNbACmhVCo
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The CRE team includes @FletcherJL @nickomatics Samantha Barton, Corey Smith, Yuanhao Yang, Brett Drummond @MStranslate @NovoronBio Anna Ritchie, @MS_Australia , Simon Broadley and Max Parmar.
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I am pleased to launch the Multiple Sclerosis Centre of Research Excellence, funded by the NHMRC. I look forward to working with Bruce Taylor, @williamreay96 , Ingrid van der Mei, @aydzhouyuan , @BradASutherland , Jake Gratten, @NatashaJStevens , Leonid Churilov & Chris Gumley
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Great to see Tram's paper online showing that rTMS increased interneuron activity following demyelination and increased remyelination by new and surviving oligodendrocytes. Thanks to coauthors including @DrCarlieCullen , @AlastairFortune , @LauraReale12 , @Tomlewis2310 .
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I enjoyed coauthoring this @TrendsNeuro spotlight with @FletcherJL showcasing interesting research from @aiman_saab and others in the area of oligondendrocyte-axon interactions.
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We invite applications for a postdoctoral position with the Glial Research Team in Hobart, Australia. Please apply online by following this link. https://t.co/LAX7MiMeN3
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We invite applications for a postdoctoral position with the Glial Research Team in Hobart, Australia. Please apply online by following this link. https://t.co/LAX7MiMeN3
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We will be recruiting postdocs to carry out the vivo component of this research project early in 2024.
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Our project will use IPSCs from the @ResearchMenzies MS Stem biobank. We will make more iPSC lines available through MS Stem as the project progresses. https://t.co/qWSfozGJiS
msresearchflagship.org.au
MS Stem is a biobank of induced pluripotent stem cells for use in research, derived from people living with and without multiple sclerosis. Find out more today.
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We thank @AlastairFortune, @Jake_Cashion_ and @NatKingScience for generating the beautiful data that supported this funding application 😁
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We look forward to starting work on our NHMRC Ideas grant with @FletcherJL, @nickomatics, @BradASutherland and @BruestleLab. Together we will find out how MS-associated genetic variants alter brain cell function.
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If you are interested in undertaking a PhD us please follow this link for more information
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An exciting talk by @AlastairFortune about #MultipleSclerosis-associated gene variants @AusNeuroSoc 2023 in #Brisbane with some beautiful IHC images! @UTAS_ @LabGlial @ANS_Students
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Australian keynote presentation, Dr Nicholas Blackburn from @ResearchMenzies & Anna Ritchie provide unique insights into their partnership as a researcher and a consumer in The MS Family Study, a project examining the genetics of MS through family history. #MSResearchConf2023
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Our team looks forward to collaborating with OCTOPUS chief investigator (CI) Prof Jeremy Chataway @mssocietyuk, @MS_Australia President @desgraham_msa, @MSWA_CEO Melanie Kiely, PLATYPUS CI Prof Simon Broadley @Griffith_Uni and others in the Australian #MS community on this trial.
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We’re excited to be part of the new PLATYPUS clinical trial which launched yesterday at #MSResearchConf2023. PLATYPUS, which will test the efficacy of potential brain repair treatments in people with progressive MS, is an extension of the UK's OCTOPUS trial launched in April '23.
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A busy week for our MS Research Flagship's Professor Kaylene Young (@LabGlial) in Perth, WA. First stop @PerronInstitute, then #MSResearchConf2023
Yesterday, we welcomed Professor Kaylene Young to Perron Institute, who shared a research seminar on her MS research and the work of the MS Flagship, based at Menzies Institute for Medical Research at the University of Tasmania to a group of researchers and students.
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Thanks to co-authors @BradASutherland @jomaree @DrLachlanSBrown @AlastairFortune @LabGlial @nickomatics @FletcherJL @Jake_Cashion_ and twitter-less co-authors Jana Talbot, Alice Pebay, Alex Hewitt, Gary Morris and Anthony Cook (2/3)
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