Kirsten Harvey

Patience is farsightedness. It is to look at the darkness and see the dawn and know that time is required for the crescent moon to become full. It is what is needed now not passive endurance. All things must pass.

The belief that hormones make data from female subjects “messier” continues to influence experimental design in animal research today. There are ways to change that, writes @ShanskyLab. fcld.ly/epu8uki #SciMagPerspective #Neuroscience

@AbellJonny Thank you especially for the great images you contributed. Congratulations! rdcu.be/bBAju

Thankfully this paper was a nice quick turnaround for us. Only 2 years in review.😫. Finally...Congrats Simone (not on Twitter) and @ProfKHarvey!! nature.com/articles/s4159…

'Downregulated Wnt/β-catenin signalling in the Down syndrome hippocampus' demonstrates bimodal Wnt signalling regulation by DYRK1A rdcu.be/bBAju

There is still time to register for our Early Career Group Researcher and Careers information day. Sign up via this link: eventbrite.co.uk/e/ucl-sop-earl…

Thanks to the #SOPECR18 organising committee for an amazing day! @School_Pharmacy @AsmaBuanz @Dr_PDubey

Great advice from an inspiring woman. twitter.com/pamrobles_/sta…

Excellent turnout, great atmosphere! Thanks everyone. twitter.com/School_Pharmac…

New study links LRRK2-tubulin interaction with the regulation of tubulin acetylation. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24275654

My talk on LRRK2 and microtubules @Neurosci2013 got a lot of of interest. I had some good discussions with colleagues afterwards.