High carotid blood flow velocity and pulsatility are negatively associated with hippocampal mitochondrial respiratory states.
High carotid blood flow velocity and pulsatility correlate with lower hippocampal mito oxygen consumption, while both low and high flow increase mito fusion protein expression compared to control. Thanks to Drs. J. Carson Smith and Gabriel Pena for the collaboration! ahajrnls.org/3YmmdMj
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Study Section meetings actually announced in the Federal Register today!
www.federalregister.gov/documents/20...
NIH announces some key grant-review meetings will restart in late March | Science | AAAS www.science.org/content/arti...
Some good-ish news from NIH
“Federal Register notices for study sections run by CSR (but not those by ICs) will start being permitted again”
As far as I know, the timing for this is not clear, but I will be checking the Federal Register.
I was supposed to have an NIH study section (KEDD) tomorrow, but it was "postponed TBD" today at 3 PM Eastern. Yesterday, individuals who were going to travel for the in-person meeting were told not to travel.
Just confirming firsthand that the madness continues.
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HHS blocked posting indefinitely. Not enough press is being given to this back door approach to blocking NIH grants. If and when it is lifted will still be 35 days before study sections can be held
Let's do this.
It has to start somewhere, it has to start sometime.
What better place than here, what better time than now?
Special shout out this AM to NIH 🧪 grant mgmt specialists, POs, and SROs during this chaotic time - THANK YOU for caring for our grants and uploading scores/summary statements despite the unprecedented challenges you may be facing. You are science warriors and we APPRECIATE & SUPPORT YOU 🫶
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NEW: In a further sign of turmoil at the NIH, Mike Lauer, who oversees the agency's $39 billion extramural budget that goes to research outside the NIH, has resigned effective tomorrow.
This comes after top NIH official Larry Tabak abruptly retired yesterday.
