Exercise timing and circadian regulation of metabolism in type 2 diabetes.
Our latest review: Exercise modulates our biological rhythms, with timing emerging as an important factor for metabolic outcomes in type 2 diabetes.
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Towards the next chapter of #microbiome research and metabolism-moving from dysbiosis and associations to translational reproducibilty and personalized medicine www.cell.com/cell-metabol... @Cell_Metabolism
Our November issue examines Global Steps Forward as we mark 5 years of COVID-19. The issue includes discussion pieces from authors across the globe, examining insights gained on SARS-CoV-2, lessons learned, and next steps forward.
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The deadline for short talks at the Keystone Islet Biology symposium is approaching (Nov 18th) - submit it here: www.keystonesymposia.org/conferences/...
For great science and skiing March 16-19th in Breckenridge, Colorado @linnemannlab.bsky.social @keystonesymposia.bsky.social
Welcome to Bluesky @zeltserlab.bsky.social !! an important addition to our neurometabolism starter pack
Don't miss out this fantastic review on mitophagy from @soleimanpourlab.bsky.social out now in @cp-trendsendomet.bsky.social!
RIP Jane Goodall. What an inspirational woman and scientist. We need more like her and we should all act more like her.
(Image Credit: Hugo van Lawick)
✨ That's a wrap on #EMBODevMet after four inspiring days of cutting-edge science, new ideas, and reconnections.
👏 A huge thanks to all participants, speakers, and organisers who made this event so special.
We can't wait to welcome you back to another EMBL event 👉 embl.org/events
NEW ISSUE! With articles on cancer cachexia, circadian dysruption, lipid metabolism in T cell antitumor activity, brain myelin as an energy source and more!
www.cell.com/issue/S1043-...
Our Editor @sfabb.bsky.social is on his way to Heidelberg for the EMBO workshop @events.embl.org on developmental metabolism! Get in touch if you'd like to chat about your research and publishing at Cell Press! #EMBODevMet
Congrats!!
Lovely news for the summer! My latest artwork was just published on the cover of @cp-cellmetabolism.bsky.social. Incredible science from @daveyboyhod.bsky.social lab! They discovered how pancreatic alpha cells regulate beta cell function via enriched GLP-1 receptor nanodomains.
'I asked chatgpt and—'
I'm going to ask the augurs what the gods think about it instead
Edmonton
Official posting coming soon, but here's a heads-up:
#Postdoc Opportunity for individuals with an interest in advancing the understanding of pancreatic islet hormones in health and #diabetes. Diverse backgrounds, skill sets and experiences are welcome!
www.bcell.org
In the interim, try @europepmc.org
💡"Science is an epic historical tale, connecting back to the dawn of humanity and refining through generations, and it’s not done yet. For it to be accepted and understood, it must be told as such."
Read this insightful Scientific Life on the role storytelling has in science from Jennifer DuBois.
1/ If you are in the Midwest and ❤️ metabolism, take note!
This year’s Midwest Metabolism meeting will be held jointly with the Translational Research in Mitochondrial Metabolism in Aging and Disease (TRiMAD) conference.
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(1) talk to the editor, not the authors
(2) use functional language
(3) don't speculate
(4) put your strongest points first
(5) make it as easy as possible for your points to be understood
(6) do not reveal anything about yourself
(7) cheer up, this is just Tuesday for some of us
A Borges story about a guy who gets AI to summarize all the world’s information for him, and then summarize the summary, until the AI has the whole world summarized into a single word. He sits alone at his desk, staring at the word, repeating it endlessly, certain he is experiencing everything
The image illustrates a person walking up a mountain, with skeletal muscle alterations visualized in the sky; the lighting towards the muscle represents muscle pain and the clouds around the top of the mountain are reflective of brain fog. Cover credits: Emma Vidal, DrawImpacts, based on the experience collected from real-life patients with long COVID.
NEW ISSUE! Discussing skeletal muscle adaptations and post-exertional malaise in long COVID, miRNAS in beta cell inflammation, mitochondria as pathogen sensors, lipid droplets in skeletal muscle metabolism, modulating ferroptosis against cancer and much more! (1/2)
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Looking for a home for your next endocrinology paper? Schedule a virtual meeting with one of our editors to explore publishing opportunities http://dlvr.it/TLqLcN #ENDO2025
The cover of The Lancet with this quote from our commentary: "If we in academic medicine give in to the campaigns against diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility, the consequences will include resegregation and fewer opportunities for marginalised groups."
Holy smokes! Our article is on the cover of The Lancet!!!!!!!!!! Nbd 💅
Yes! "The son of man" in particular. Although the red curtains are also a nod to the Black Lodge from David Lynch's Twin Peaks.
I've been looking forward to sharing this issue for a while and I'm delighted it's finally out! Go check it out (or just stare at the cover, isn't it fantastic?)!
Interested in aging?
CNIO-CaixaResearch Frontiers Meeting: Molecular & Cellular Hallmarks of Aging v3.
Nov 17-19 2025 at CNIO, Madrid.
Join us in this exciting 3-day meeting with a fantastic lineup of speakers and 13 slots for short talks!
Register here: apps.cnio.es/eventos/form...
Love this: "I think there needs to be more kindness in helping people get their papers out and have their voice. Everything doesn't have to be perfect; there will be a next paper to clarify and expand things."
Our lab @obesityimmunology.bsky.social is looking to support a stellar scientist in their application to the Marie-Sklodowska-Curie European or Global Fellowship to join us to unravel the impact of obesity on the immune system - DM or email andrew.e.hogan@mu.ie for details europa.eu/!B8hjh3
Our editor @sfabb.bsky.social is on his way to the #CSMetabolites2025 meeting in Sitges organized by Allyson Evans @cp-cellmetabolism.bsky.social and Krista Bledsoe @kristabledsoe.bsky.social!
The May issue of Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism is online! Go check it out!