
Glial Research Team led by Professor Kaylene Young at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research @UTAS_
Hobart, Tasmania
Joined March 2019
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🎉We are excited to announce that a research team led from Menzies @UTAS_ has been awarded $3 million by the National Health and Medical Research Council @nhmrc to establish the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Centre of Research Excellence.
Full release here 👉bit.ly/MS-CRE
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We invite applications for a postdoctoral position with the Glial Research Team in Hobart, Australia. Please apply online by following this link.
careers.utas.edu.au/en/job/4…
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An exciting talk by @AlastairFortune about #MultipleSclerosis-associated gene variants @AusNeuroSoc 2023 in #Brisbane with some beautiful IHC images!
@UTAS_ @LabGlial @ANS_Students
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Australian keynote presentation, Dr Nicholas Blackburn from @ResearchMenzies & Anna Ritchie provide unique insights into their partnership as a researcher and a consumer in The MS Family Study, a project examining the genetics of MS through family history.
#MSResearchConf2023
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Our team looks forward to collaborating with OCTOPUS chief investigator (CI) Prof Jeremy Chataway @mssocietyuk, @MS_Australia President @desgraham_msa, @MSWA_CEO Melanie Kiely, PLATYPUS CI Prof Simon Broadley @Griffith_Uni and others in the Australian #MS community on this trial.
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We’re excited to be part of the new PLATYPUS clinical trial which launched yesterday at #MSResearchConf2023. PLATYPUS, which will test the efficacy of potential brain repair treatments in people with progressive MS, is an extension of the UK's OCTOPUS trial launched in April '23.
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A busy week for our MS Research Flagship's Professor Kaylene Young (@LabGlial) in Perth, WA. First stop @PerronInstitute, then #MSResearchConf2023
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Thanks to co-authors @BradASutherland @jomaree @DrLachlanSBrown @AlastairFortune @LabGlial @nickomatics @FletcherJL @Jake_Cashion_ and twitter-less co-authors Jana Talbot, Alice Pebay, Alex Hewitt, Gary Morris and Anthony Cook (2/3)
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We are excited to present our most recent preprint, outlining gene expression differences and functionality of mesoderm and neural crest iPSC-derived pericytes (iPericytes) in comparison to human brain vascular pericytes (HBVPs)
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… (1/3)
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🗞️Our MS Research Flagship's September newsletter is out now! To read about our new genetics study that hopes to improve diagnosis + treatment of MS, our new @LabGlial partnership with industry to test potential myelin repair therapies and more go here 👇
bit.ly/46bgNFK
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Excited to announce that my first first author paper with @BradASutherland and @LabGlial has been published. We highlight the significance of glial-vascular cell interactions in multiple sclerosis
pathology... (1/2)
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Congratulations @AlastairFortune, of our #MultipleSclerosis Research Flagship - chair of @ANS_Students for 2023!
Introducing our chair for 2023!
Alastair is a third year PhD student at the @ResearchMenzies. He researches the genetics of families with a high incidence of MS by using induced pluripotent stem cells and CRISPR edited mouse models.
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‘Research buddy’ Dr Anna Ritchie and Dr Nick Blackburn @nickomatics of our MS Research Flagship describe how they work together on the MS Family Study which is looking to find genetic changes shared by affected relatives. #WorldMSDay #MSConnections #ResearchwithConnections
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“Nothing about us without us.” Principles, application + benefit of consumer involvement in research explained expertly by Viv Jones of our MS Research Flagship + Chris Gumley of its consumer and community reference committee @ today's #WorldMSDay #ResearchwithConnections event
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“My goal is to promote myelin repair in MS and stop disease progression.” Dr Jessica Fletcher @FletcherJL provides a lab researcher’s perspective on their work for the consumer audience at our MS Research Flagship’s #WorldMSDay #ResearchwithConnections symposium in Hobart today.
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A sobering reminder on #WorldMSDay that our interim report into the health economic impact of #MultipleSclerosis in Australia found MS cases have risen by 30% over a four year period dailymail.co.uk/wires/aap/ar…
cc @MS_Australia @WorldMSDay #MSConnections
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Congratulations to our MS Research Flagship's Dr Jessica Fletcher @FletcherJL on their @MSIntFederation expert panel appearance in Vienna discussing breakthrough treatments for people with #progressiveMS.
Missed it? You can watch the recording here👇 youtube.com/live/p9OQ_hvVpfA…
It's almost time for the #ProgressiveMSAlliance webcast on Ending MS progression. The team are getting ready for this special webcast streamed live from the International Progressive MS Alliance meetings in Vienna.
Join us for the webcast here: msintfederation.org/3qHrUXO
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Our #MultipleSclerosis Research Flagship's Surbhi Agarwal is one of the Young Tassie Scientists who will be volunteering time during National Science Week (12-20 Aug) to share their passion for science. Find out more👇
Our new cohort of #Sciencecommunicators are getting class-room ready for #NationalScienceWeek
Like Surbhi, our only Neuroscientist who can also sanctify marriages on 4 planets other than Earth! (we have other Neuroscientists though)
Meet them all at: youngtassiescientists.com/sc…
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The @BrainCancerCtr, founded by Carrie Bickmore’s Beanies 4 Brain Cancer Foundation, will provide $100,000 a year to Menzies and the Royal Hobart Hospital for three years to fund research into the genetic links behind brain cancer.
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Did you know that three quarters of all people with #MultipleSclerosis are women? To find out more about MS enrol in our FREE Understanding MS online course today. Opens Monday! 👇#WomensHealthWeek
CC @wearemsplus @MS_Australia
ms.mooc.utas.edu.au/i/msms























