Discussing ER stress, disease mechanisms and potential therapeutic interventions – with Prof John Bateman (Murdoch Children’s Research institute, Melbourne), Prof Michael Briggs (Institute of Genetic Medicine, Newcastle University), Prof John Loughlin (IGM, Newcastle), Prof David Young (IGM, Newcastle), Dr Tom van Agtmael (University of Glasgow), Dr Louise Reynard (IGM, Newcastle) and Dr Katarzyna Pirog (IGM, Newcastle).
With presentations by 15 young researchers, prizes and lots of networking, brain storming and new ideas, the UK-Pavia Connective Tissues Meeting this year was definitely a success. We’re looking forward to another year of great collaborations!
First group meeting with the training fellows. Exciting exchange projects are commencing this year! For details please visit: http://rubicon-network.org/
We are happy to announce that SYBIL will be hosting their 2nd Satellite Meeting for Young Researchers, this time as part of the ECTS (European Societies of Calcified Tissues) meeting 13-17th May in Rome.
Here’s the programme of our meeting:
We’re hoping to see you there!
We were attending the 9th Pan Pacific Connective Tissue Societies Symposium and presenting some exciting new work.
“The Xbp1 arm of the UPR is triggered by the expression of mutant matrilin-3 (Matn3) and type X collagen (Col10a1), but only has a pro-survival role in a mouse model of Matn3-MED and not Col10a1-MCDS” as a POSTER presentation.
