📢 FINAL REMINDER - Registration is now open for our second UK Glia meeting, 8–9 June 2026! Abstracts due 16 Jan. 👉 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl... Do not miss out the chance to present your work on our second meeting!!! We are looking forward to seeing you in Bristol!!!
🚨 Abstracts close soon! Submit by 16 Jan for the UK Glia 2026 meeting (8–9 June). Registration open now. 🔗 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl... For the final speaker spotlight, our own Valentina Mosienko @dr-vmosienko.bsky.social from the University of Bristol @bristoluni.bsky.social
🧠 The countdown begins! Registration is open for UK Glia 2026 (8–9 June). Abstract deadline: 16 Jan. 👉 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl... Meet our next speaker, Simon Bell from the University of Sheffield @sheffielduni.bsky.social sheffield.ac.uk/smph/people/...
📢 Registration for our second UK Glia meeting (8–9 June 2026) is open! Abstracts must be submitted by 16 Jan. 👉 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl... Our next speaker is Giles Hardingham from UK DRI @ukdri.ac.uk and the University of Edinburgh @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social
Happy new year! 🎉 Don’t miss the second UK Glia meeting, 8–9 June 2026! Registration open now, abstracts close 16 Jan. 🔗 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl... In this post, meet Philip Hasel @philiphasel.bsky.social from UK DRI @ukdri.ac.uk and the University of Edinburgh @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social
🎉 Join us at the UK Glia 2026 meeting, 8–9 June. Registration open now, abstracts due 16 Jan. 🔗 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl... .In this post, meet Blanca Díaz Castro @bdiazcastro.bsky.social from UK DRI @ukdri.ac.uk and the University of Edinburgh @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social
🧠 Right before Christmas, a reminder that registration for the UK Glia 2026 meeting (8–9 June) is live! Abstract submission deadline: 16 Jan. 👉 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl.... Meet our next speaker, Diego Gomez-Nicola @dgnlab.bsky.social from the University of Southampton @unisouthampton.bsky.social
Calling all glia researchers! 🧬 Registration is open for the UK Glia 2026 meeting (8–9 June). Abstract deadline: 16 Jan. 🔗 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl... In this post, we highlight one more speaker, Andrew Greenhalgh @headimmume.bsky.social of the University of Manchester @manchester.ac.uk
🎉 Don’t miss the second UK Glia meeting, 8–9 June 2026! Registration open now, abstracts close 16 Jan. 🔗 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl... In this post, it is our pleasure to introduce our next speaker, David Attwell, professor at UCL @ucl.ac.uk and UKDRI @ukdri.ac.uk
📅 Registration is live for the UK Glia 2026 meeting, happening 8–9 June. Abstracts due 16 Jan. 👉 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl.... Meet the speaker: Cassandra Sampaio Baptista from the University of Glasgow @UofGMVLS
Exciting news! Did you hear? 🎉 The UK Glia 2026 meeting is coming up on 8–9 June. Registration open now, abstracts close 16 Jan. 🔗 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl.... The next speaker highlight belongs to Nicola Hamilton-Whitaker from Kings College London. www.kcl.ac.uk/people/nicol...
📢 Registration is now open for our second UK Glia meeting, 8–9 June 2026! Abstracts due 16 Jan. 👉 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl... Our second speaker highlight is for David Lyons @lyons-lab.bsky.social from the University of Edinburgh @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social.
🚨 Don’t miss out! Registration is open for the UK Glia 2026 meeting, 8–9 June. Abstracts due 16 Jan. 🔗 www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl.... In this post, we would like to highlight our second keynote speaker, Baljit Khakh, from UCLA and DRI Cardiff @ukdri.ac.uk! baljitkhakhlab.healthsciences.ucla.edu
Registration for our second UK Glia meeting, from 8-9 June 2026 is open: www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl...! Abstract submission deadline: 16/01! We would like to highlight the first keynote speaker of the event, Thóra Káradóttir from Cambridge University @cam.ac.uk.
The ‘silent’ brain cells that shape our behaviour, memory and health @nature.com www.nature.com/articles/d41...
🚀 Fully funded 4-yr PhD @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social & @officialuom.bsky.social on the vascular origins of Alzheimer’s (advanced imaging + proteomics)
Supervisors: Drs. Axel Montagne, Ingo Schiessl, and Audrey Chagnot
Join the VIDA DTC & @alzheimerssoc partnership
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VIDA is a multi-institutional partnership between Alzheimer’s Society and four world-leading research sites. Projects focus on the importance of vascular and immune mechanisms in dementia. Fully-funded and cohort based! Search "VIDA" on FindAPhD.com and apply before 9 January 2026.
🌟Job opportunity 🌟
Research in the Hall Lab aims to untangle if and how the balance between the brain’s energy supply and demand shapes its activity.
🗓️ Deadline: 4 January 2026
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Career Talk is coming tomorrow!
We’re happy to welcome @headimmume.bsky.social for an inspiring session on career paths in neuroscience.
Join us for insights and inspiration!
#Neuroscience #CareerTalk #CajalCourse
@cajal-training.bsky.social
Now that the dust has settled after SfN, have you considered a UK meeting in June 2026?
www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl...
- exchange ideas and tools
- communicate our research
- foster collaborations
Send your PhD students to meet the best researchers from the UK
Learn how to write cleaner, reusable, and well-documented code with Dr Sanjay Manohar (University of Oxford).
Practical tips in Python, MATLAB & R to boost your workflow and avoid common pitfalls.
📅 27 Nov 2025 | 🕑 2–5 pm
Register here: www.bna.org.uk/events/ems-e...
#coding #MATLAB
Happy Wednesday Glia Scientists,
Many of us are not at SfN right now.. but we are preparing abstracts to submit to this exciting UK meeting happening in June
Registration is open!
www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl...
Glia gang, this is for you!
In this video by our #ElectronMicroscopy team, shows a pyramidal neuron (PyC) surrounded by 8 glia brain cells – 5 microglia (MG) and 3 oligodendrocyte progenitor cells (OPC).
🧠📈 http://microns-explorer.org
We are doing it again!!!!
Save the date for the next in-person #AstrocyteCafe next June 3-5 (2026) in Pamplona (Spain)!
We can’t wait to see many of you in person again, thanks so much to the main local organizer @maitesolas.bsky.social ♥️
Figure 3. FLIM biosensors. Illustrative summary of environment‐sensing FLIM biosensors (excluding FLIM‐FRET). These biosensors monitor diverse cellular parameters in living cells, including: 1. cell cycle status (Tan et al. 2024); 2. molecular crowding (Levchenko et al. 2021); 3. membrane potential (van der Linden et al. 2021); 4. temperature (Okabe et al. 2012); 5. redox states (free versus protein‐bound NADH) (Sorrells et al. 2021); 6. protein activity (Mehl et al. 2024); 7. ion concentrations (e.g., Ca2+ (van der Linden et al. 2021) and H+ (Rennick et al. 2022))
Emerging trends of fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM): advances, challenges, and prospects
www.biophysics-reports.org/article/doi/...
Hello UK scientists 👋🏿👋🏾👋🏽👋🏼👋🏻👋
Bristol in June 2026, the second UK Glia Network meeting will be featuring some of the best glial biology happening across the country. Come to network, present your work and meet future collaborators
Registration info here:
www.physoc.org/events/uk-gl...
Psychedelics alter neurovascular coupling, which means we need to critically re-evaluate fMRI findings of acute psychedelic effects
#neuroskyence
#PsychSciSky
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
How does the brain fall asleep? 💤
In a fascinating new study, scientists led by Dr Nir Grossman have been able to pinpoint, for the first time, the exact moment the brain falls asleep, and precisely map the unfolding process in real time 👉 buff.ly/mcOumTw
Excited to share our Current Biology Primer written with Dr. Audrey Chagnot in the Brain-Body Interactions special issue!
We discuss how the BBB works, what happens when it breaks down, and why this matters for brain and body health.
@ukdri.ac.uk @thebhf.bsky.social
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