Cader Lab

And so it (officially) starts! Our new manuscript by @DorianaTaccardi and team plans to re-think pain by focusing on time-of-day/year effects. Special thanks to PWLE partners @lspht, @jendalycyr, & @jennyjenntsugi and funders @CIHR_IRSC & @cpn_rdc!

It is my pleasure to finally share our most recent publication on #TASK3 #K2P channels and their role in #circadian rhythms and #entrainment - led by @GurpritLall and @ZameelC from @CaderLab tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

@IHIEurope Fantastic work by the IM2PACT consortium led by @UniofOxford in collaboration with the UK DRI. @NDCNOxford @OxNeuro @im2pact_project

🧠 Methods developed by IMI project IM2PACT are helping to shed light on the blood-brain barrier in people with #Alzheimer's disease - essential knowledge for researchers looking for ways to get potential treatments into the brain europa.eu/!fW8MyK #HorizonEU

From all of us to all of you; our new paper on stem cell modelling of the human blood-brain barrier (rdcu.be/dt2w6). A cross-collaborative effort from our #IM2PACT consortium. @IHI @BirgerBrodin

Coverage of our article in ⁦⁦@stemcellreports⁩ in Times today. Modelling small vessel disease, major cause of #dementia, in a dish using IPSC cells. Exciting findings pointing the way to new treatments ⁦@DrAlexGranata⁩ ⁦@CamNeuro⁩ ⁦@Cambridge_Uni⁩

Huge thanks to the dedicated authors, collaborators, and especially the incredible students involved in this research journey @TomVanAgtmael @SanjaySinhaUK @Horsburgh_Lab @stu_art_here @CaderLab #STEM #Gratitude 2/5

The IM2PACT project is undertaking studies to better understand the changes in the human brain vasculature in disorders such as Multiple Sclerosis. Read more about the work by Nienke at UMC-Amsterdam in this short blog! @im2pact_project @IHIEurope im2pact.org/2023/11/14/ass…

@BirgerBrodin @im2pact_project Great to see everyone and talk about the progress of our work on the blood-brain-barrier @im2pact_project. @IHIEurope @NDCNOxford @KavliOxford

🚨Job Alert🚨 Postdoc position available in Greg Weir's lab to work on an @The_MRC funded project entitled Dissecting the relative contributions of injured and intact afferents to neuronal plasticity and neuropathic pain. jobs.ac.uk/job/DCW482/res…

We are thrilled to have @CIHR_IRSC supporting our work on circadian rhythms of pain and neuroinflammation. Interested in working on our team? Get in touch!

Congrats to Florian for winning the ‘3-minute thesis’ competition on NDCN Thomas Willis Day! 🥳 🎉 👏 @NDCNOxford @OxNeuro

Congratulations 👏 to Florian who is studying circadian regulation of pain in the dorsal horn for his DPhil in the Cader lab and won the Student Poster Prize at the British Neuroscience Association meeting in Brighton!!! @BritishNeuro @NDCNOxford @OxNeuro

Fascinating presentation at our first plenary here in Belfast with Zameel Cader: "We are at the cusp of a completely different era of neurology" #neurology #migrane #neurogenetics

Our Schwann cell paper is out! Huge thank you to the entire team who made this possible, especially @FaranakFattahi and @studerl. The review and editorial processes at @CellStemCell took our study to a new level 😎 I cannot wait for you to check it out! reader.elsevier.com/reader/sd/pii/…

We’re excited to announce the winners & finalists of our 2022-23 schools #art competition exploring measurements in #healthcare in our latest blog post: cpm.well.ox.ac.uk/art-competitio… Thanks to everyone who took part! #STEMeducation #HealthData @StAnnesOutreach

🧠 | The human brain shapes how we experience the world, influencing our personality and moods. From building our understanding of brain structure to the big questions of brain enhancements, our researchers are uncovering the secrets of this complex organ. #OxfordBrain

@SRBR_Outreach @jbhclock Deeply shocking to hear this - a great loss

The chronobiology and sleep fields have lost a wonderful colleague and friend to many. Steve Brown died from injuries sustained in an accident on Wednesday. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, lab and colleagues. RIP.

A new collaborative study by the #KavliOxford researchers shows clinical symptoms for Alzheimer’s can be predicted in preclinical models: @CaderLab @WadeMartinsLab #NoelBuckley @NDCNOxford @DPAGAthenaSwan @OxPsychiatry @KavliFoundation @OxfordMedSci kavli.web.ox.ac.uk/article/new-st…