EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES MICHAELMAS 2023 HYBRID Speaker: Professor Zach Gerhart-Hines, Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research, University of Copenhagen Title: Uncovering Novel GPCR Pathways for the Treatment of Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes   Host: Professor Sir Stephen O'Rahilly Time: 13.15 Contact Angela Lumsdon for the Zoom link

EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES MICHAELMAS 2023 Online via Zoom Speaker: Professor Bettina Mittendorfer, Division of Geriatrics & Nutritional Science, Washington University, USA Title: Obesity-related alterations in beta-cell function and heterogeneity of metabolic function in obesity and in response to weight loss Host: Dr Maria Chondronikola Time: 13.15 Contact Angela Lumsdon for the Zoom link

EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES MICHAELMAS 2023 HYBRID Speaker: Dr Rachel Lippert, German Institute of Human Nutrition, Potsdam-Rehbruecke, Germany   Title: "Metabolic neurocircuits: Early exposures and environmental influences"   Host: Dr Laura Dearden/Prof Sue Ozanne Time: 13.15 Contact Angela Lumsdon for the Zoom link

EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES MICHAELMAS 2023 HYBRID Speaker: Professor Rob Semple, Centre for Cardiovascular Research, University of Edinburgh Title: "Primary insulin signalling disorders – molecular insights and physiological conundrums"   Host: Professor Sir Stephen O'Rahilly Time: 13.15 Contact Angela Lumsdon for the Zoom link

EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES MICHAELMAS 2023 HYBRID Speaker: Dr Anna Franz, Department of Cell and Developmental Biology, University College, London Title: "Studying how fat cells can migrate and play roles in wound healing and cancer using in vivo live imaging of Drosophila pupae"  Host: Dr Laura Dearden/Prof Sue Ozanne Time: 13.15 Contact Angela Lumsdon for […]

EXTERNAL RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES MICHAELMAS 2023 Speaker: Dr Alberto Rosello-Diez, Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience & Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge Title: "mTORC1, inter-organ communication and adaptation of lipid metabolism during catch-up growth of the long bones"   Host: Professor Sir Stephen O'Rahilly Time: 12.30   Contact Angela Lumsdon for the Zoom link