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Matt Daniels MD PhD

Matt Daniels MD PhD

@cardiacpolymath

International Medical Director Stem Cell Development|Academic Cardiologist (ACHD&ICC)|Ex@SCAIelm chair| @CambridgeMBPhD alum|@steelershockey fan|Dad/Husband/Son

Boston, MA Katılım Kasım 2016
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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
@wi_john @nytimes If clinical academics were a species we would be on an endangered list, and very high up it.
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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
@bealelab @SohrabAhmari Always happens to one side in the draw But it might not be a big deal if the most important person tomorrow is wearing black (or yellow)
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Sohrab Ahmari 🇺🇸
Sohrab Ahmari 🇺🇸@SohrabAhmari·
So Spain gets 24 hours of extra rest compared to whomever they face in the final?
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Mitra Patel, MD
Mitra Patel, MD@Mitra_Patel·
Second week of structural fellowship and completed my first TAVR from start to finish as a primary operator. Beyond grateful to have such great mentors guiding me through! The impact that we can make in a patient’s life still blow my mind #cardiox #cardiology #TAVR
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Jeffrey Millman
Jeffrey Millman@JeffreyRMillman·
🚨 New paper from our lab! How do stem cell-derived islets respond to hypoxia and how does that compare to primary islets? Using single-cell RNA-seq, functional assays, & metabolic profiling, we found that the two islet sources respond in different ways nature.com/articles/s4159…
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James Melville 🚜
James Melville 🚜@JamesMelville·
As England and Norway play in the World Cup quarter final, it’s time to remember when Norwegian radio commentator Bjørge Lillelien delivered one of the most iconic commentaries of all time after Norway beat England 2-1 in a World Cup qualifying match in Oslo back in 1981: "We have beaten England! Lord Nelson. Lord Beaverbrook. Sir Winston Churchill. Sir Anthony Eden. Clement Attlee. Henry Cooper. Lady Diana. We have beaten all of them! Maggie Thatcher, can you hear me? Maggie Thatcher...Your boys took a hell of a beating! Your boys took a hell of a beating!" #ENGNOR
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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
@Lab_Nagai I think once people can buy them, and learn to look after them, you will see various applications that probably can't be predefined
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Takeharu Nagai
Takeharu Nagai@Lab_Nagai·
@cardiacpolymath Not yet. 😊 Last night we held a meditation session under the glow of these plants. I found it even more calming than sitting by a campfire. Perhaps their future is not just lighting, but creating new experiences with light.
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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
The ongoing use of calcium dyes in cardiovascular applications is a surprise The Fura derivatives are blebistatin like myosin inhibitors (their IC50 is 20% of that compound) it's near impossible to see Ca2+ under that [] in single cells But you can't stay under the IC50 🤯
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath

1/ We’ve done a thing I think it's the most important paper I've contributed to date, or may ever do This🧵is a bit longer for the non-experts, it gets good at the end It is about how we measure calcium (Ca2+) in ❤️ cells Open access ⬇️ dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.yjmc…

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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
@AP_Davison If you can means test child benefit for working families paying off vast student loans trying to raise kids in a cost of living crisis, you can means test benefits given to a generation that never experienced either challenge, let alone both It's a political choice not to
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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
@bingle_colin @BMA_Academics I cannot believe within a generation that we went from Professors of medicine doing teaching rounds in teaching hospitals every week To Professors of medicine abrogating the responsibility to nurses, educationalists, & OCSE's with no concerns being raised by the regulator
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Colin Bingle
Colin Bingle@bingle_colin·
In a world where a former Dean (a clinical academic - now on the other side of the Pennines) constantly told their staff that anyone could teach Medical students, it's clearly not just the Goverment that fails to the value of academic clinicians. @BMA_Academics
Charlotte Summers@charlot_summers

Once again, for those not already aware, clinical academics contribute to both the health and wealth of the UK. We need to be supporting them and growing their number not hastening their extinction. #ClinicalAcademicCrisis

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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
@mark_toshner Rather than take £13.5m from the training budget why not redeploy the >£13.5m salary budget from the established clinical academics who are basically university administrators with occasional clinical practice? God knows how many research PA'S haven't seen research for decades
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Mark Toshner
Mark Toshner@mark_toshner·
Unfortunate timing announcing 13 million cut from UK clinical academic training… and similar money leaving UK to Stanford to support US science. I suppose US science needs all the help it can get right now? med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/…
The BMA@TheBMA

Proposed funding cuts to medical academics undermine the Government's ambitions of being a world-leader in research. These are the doctors who developing cutting edge treatments and train the clinicians of the future. These cuts should not happen. bma.org.uk/bma-media-cent…

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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
@wi_john @bingle_colin @shefunihealth @The_MRC @wellcometrust The first step is admitting past mistakes, or exiting the playing field so the mistakes can be brought to light, without triggering the usual immune response Fixing what was broken then gets followed by the rest of the recovery plan, but now we are wasting time we don't have
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john williams
john williams@wi_john·
@cardiacpolymath @bingle_colin @shefunihealth @The_MRC @wellcometrust The converse argument might be why should we shoulder the burden when others choose not to. Remember this is against a backdrop of multiple systemic barriers that medically qualified academics had - and still do - fight. That said the question now is how to address the present.
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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
@wi_john @bingle_colin @shefunihealth @The_MRC @wellcometrust Chosing how & what to spend on is the funders prerogative But I think Wellcome triggered a ripple, "if you won't fund this, why should we?" As for the personal motivations that underpin the priority shifts....in Yorkshire we have a phrase "There's nowt as queer as folk"
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john williams
john williams@wi_john·
@cardiacpolymath @bingle_colin @shefunihealth @The_MRC @wellcometrust Funder priorities shift, tho I do think we are now seeing the full impact of that shift. I think the more interesting- perhaps less explored - issue is the push back against “privileging” the medical profession when it comes to prioritising academic training. A vibe based view!
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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
I can't work out if the person treating the electorate like a joke is the incumbent MP elected 2 years ago who chose to step down, or the typically British eccentric who is participating in the resulting election?
Amelia Tamblyn🌹@atamblyn04

This might just be me being a grump but something feels wrong about an Oxford grad living in London making a joke out of primarily working class areas' democracy like this Places like Makerfield and Clacton shouldn't have to deal with someone treating their elections like a joke

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