Hypoxia and glycemic control by Isha Jain @IshaJain5 @arcinstitute @StanfordDRC

Excited to hear about metabolism across scales from Marcia Haigis @StanfordDRC @StanfordPath

Honored to receive the Endocrine Society’s 2026 Richard E. Weitzman Outstanding Early Career Investigator Award. Grateful to my team and collaborators!!! #ENDO2026 #EndocrineSociety @annagloyn @StanfordPath @StanfordDRC @StanfordEndo

Launched today- the Weill Cancer Hub West -supporting transformative cancer research collaborations btw @UCSF & @Stanford. Honored to co-lead, with @longlabstanford, our team who will study the impact of diet on pancreatic cancer initiation, progression and therapy response.

Thank you, Dr. Bickel, for featuring our research on the discovery of BRP during 'The Year in Obesity' session at ENDO 2025. #ENDO25 @SvenssonLab

Discovery of peptides as key regulators of metabolic and cardiovascular crosstalk. Check out this review in @CellReports by @SvenssonLab Katrin J. Svensson & Zeyuan Zhang #ENDO2025

Huge thanks to all the speakers at ADA2025 for sharing excellent science!! It was so fun to organize these sessions with @PaulTitchenell! This one is for you no-social-media-Nav

Grateful to the American Diabetes Association @AmDiabetesAssn for the opportunity to make a short film about our lab at Stanford University. We talk about peptides and their roles in metabolic health. https://t.co/9tZLtdwkSC

Out today from @StanfordPeds Endocrine Fellow #HectorOrtega & @SethASharp a state of the art review on polygenic risk scores (#PRS) in diabetes. This is your 101 on what we currently know about them and their application to understanding disease heterogeneity and clinical

Happy to share our latest paper showing that deletion of adipose-derived Isthmin-1 leads to fatty liver and elevated ceramides. Congrats to first author Saranya Reghupaty and all the co-authors! @MolMetab @StanfordPath @StanfordDRC https://t.co/iJ9h5ji95T

My lab is recruiting a postdoc fellow to characterize new biochemical pathways that control taurine and glucose metabolism. Email me at wei.wei2@wisc.edu to apply! Please help RT🙏 @longlabstanford @JudithSimcox @UWBiochem

@SvenssonLab Exciting!

Happy to share this review on glucose and fructose metabolism in Annual Review of Nutrition @AnnualReviews. There is still a lot we don’t understand of how fructose metabolism is controlled. @JameelBarkat @KarenGarelli @StanfordPath @StanfordDRC https://t.co/Jb3uEA3yw1

Sharing our latest review on peptide hormones by Laetitia Coassolo @Laeti67202 and Amanda Wiggenhorn @AmandaWigg_ in Trends in Biochemical Sciences @TrendsBiochem @StanfordPath Free full text: https://t.co/kcYL64Ltlc

Thanks for highlighting amazing David Toomer

Stanford just found a natural alternative to Ozempic using some clever regex on the human proteome. Instead of manually searching through proteins, their one-liner “peptide predictor” regex narrowed down promising candidates. The calculation likely took just a few seconds.

To give an idea of the rate of progress in science, in the last 2 days @Nature (alone) has published pre-clinical discoveries of: 1) New antibiotics 2) A new obesity medication 3) A new pain medication 4) New atherosclerosis medications

Hot on the heels of excellent work from @SvenssonLab, more evidence of large-scale generation of functional protein fragments by proteolysis https://t.co/fDnONai5Cr Very exciting to see this convergence with our work showing pervasive function of protein fragments in vivo! (1/2)

Thanks to Stanford School of Medicine for covering work @Laeti67202 @StanfordPath @StanfordDRC https://t.co/XVe5gCcFwR

Full-text paper here: https://t.co/4eqUbGGvsD