Bus connects is the biggest farce. Because my direct bus to work is gone I spent a full 30 minutes standing on the pavement waiting on my connecting bus this morning. Sort yourselves out Dublin bus. Absolute joke @dublinbusnews
Why do I feel like in the irish medical system, every single referral made for me, both public and private has simply entered the void?
Absolutely thrilled to pass my viva yesterday. Thoroughly enjoyed the chat about my last 4 years looking at Nanodelivery to Macrophages. A massive thank you to my examiners and of course my supervisors and wonderful lab mates, it's been a pleasure and privilege
Say hello to Dr Nally @fknally who successfully passed her viva yesterday, we are all so proud of her and had a great day of celebrations! Thank you to examiners @0lgaPiskareva and Professor Christopher Scott and chair @Sudiptodas_RCSI :) @RCSI_McCoylab @sa_cryan
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RCSI research published today in @NatureComms could help improve the effectiveness of #vaccines.
The study shows how our circadian clock is changing the shape of mitochondria within a key immune cell, influencing our vaccine response.
#RCSIdiscover
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The second instalment in our sustainability awareness campaign is Cold Storage in Labs, a few small changes and some scheduled clear-outs can make a huge difference!! #mygreenlabs #PBSGreenZone #RCSIGreenCampus
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November marks the beginning of our sustainability awareness campaign across PBS labs. The first instalment is plastic waste reduction... Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. What can you do to improve sustainability in science?
#mygreenlabs #PBSGreenZone #RCSIGreenCampus
Thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to present the whistlestop version of my PhD work at ISI today, thanks to all at @Irishimmunology #Irishimmunology2022 @RCSIPharmBioMol
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Great way to end the week, our latest paper on boosting Arginase-2 using a non-coding RNA strategy to modulate macrophage phenotype is out in Molecular Therapy - Nucleic Acids! Check it out here: cell.com/molecular-therapy-f…🥳🥳🎊
Is writing a PhD thesis actually just switching from 'hey, this is kinda fun' to 'I want to light fire to my to my laptop and throw it out the window' several hundred times a day 🥲
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Reminder for @RCSIPharmBioMol staff & students: #PBSResearch Seminar Series 2022 kicks off in person 😃😃 this Monday 21st 3pm Details & invites in your email. Catering from 2.30pm Featuring Principle Investigators across the school ‘TEAM in 2 Minutes’ 🤓
When you live in Rathmines but have to trek to GREYSTONES to get a vaccine booster because there seem to be none in Dublin for under 30s 🥰🥰🥰
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More good news this morning- AZ trial in US confirms high efficacy, works in over 65s and no clots
AstraZeneca Vaccine 100% Effective In Preventing Severe Disease And Hospitalizations, U.S. Trials Show forbes.com/sites/siladityara…
Frances Nally retweeted
For @RCSI_Irl Research Day, @DowlingJK83 is giving a great talk on mitochondrial arginase-2 and its involvement in metabolic reprogramming in inflammatory macrophages, work from our lab that was published recently. @RCSIPharmBioMol @RCSI_Research @PostdocRcsi @Futureneuro_ie
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We are extremely delighted to see our paper finally out @NatureComms !! Grateful for all the collaboration from labs in Ireland, Australia, Switzerland and Germany. Here we describe the metabolic importance of Arginase-2 in immune cells called macrophages:disq.us/t/3vbhnnk
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“If you have flu-like symptoms, it’s unlikely to be anything but Covid-19 at this time. You must self-isolate.”
Chief Medical Officer Tony Holohan says people have to limit their interactions with those outside their household. | Read more: bit.ly/35cfUQq
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Great list. Support Irish businesses if you're buying Christmas presents online. Keep them open irishtimes.com/news/ireland/…
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Coronavirus cases are surging in Europe — but less so in Germany. Why?
Turns out the Germans had a simple innovation: following the science, not denying it. My latest:
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