A brilliant four days at the #BNA2023 ! Lots of great talks and lovely to have five posters from the lab! Tia Parker Francesco Capriglia Toby Burgess Louise Heywood Aina Mogas-Barcons #mitochondria #neuroscience

MortiboysLab are back from #BNA2023 British Neuroscience Association what a conference it was. Parallel sessions from Parkinson's UK were superb, so much great science, interesting discussions and new meetings Tia Parker Francesco Capriglia Toby Burgess

Francesco Capriglia, Rachel Hughes and Naomi are in Bologna for Euromit 2023. Looking forward to a fantastic week of talks! #Euromit2023 #mitochondriac

Francesco Capriglia presenting his work on LRRK2 inhibitors in Parkinson's disease at #euromit2023 #mitochondria #autophagy #mitophagy #parkinsons

Francesco Capriglia and Alex Bury are ready for the second day of the Revvity symposium at Kew Gardens #revvity #opera #operetta

We’re looking for a research assistant to join our team! For more information click the link below

mdpi.com/2075-1729/13/9… Very happy to share this nice paper which I am co-author!!! #mitochondria #MELAS #RNA19 #mitochondrialbiology

Interested in finding out about clinical trials for #Parkinsons with mitochondrial modulators? Then check out our new paper in Journal of Parkinson's Disease Great work with Toby Burgess Francesco Capriglia

A fab time had be all of ⁦MortiboysLab⁩ at the Laser Quest social to celebrate ⁦Elizabeth Stephen⁩ fully transitioning to a research manager position

For our upcoming ECR webinar, we will be joined by Hiran A. Prag, James Lee, Sylvia Radenkovic and Francesco Capriglia as they explore groundbreaking new insights in clinical metabolism. Register for FREE and be part of the conversation! ow.ly/6NWo50Q9jj5

Had a fantastic time at the Biochemical Society ECR webinar today! I learned a lot from the co-panelists Francesco Capriglia , James Lee and Hiran A. Prag ! Special thanks to Hannah Fox Dugdale for chairing the webinar! #clinicalmetabolism

A fantastic lab Christmas celebration with the various nibbles, secret Santa and the traditional Christmas quiz. Well done to Alex Bury for the highest score! Tune in next time for some Mortiboys lab AI images courtesy of Tom Payne

🔬 On #WorldParkinsonsDay, our lab stands united with the community in our dedication to advancing research towards a future free from Parkinson's disease. Here's a glimpse of our work in action! #ParkinsonsResearch 🧬

👏 Well done Francesco Capriglia for a great departmental seminar about investigating the effect of small molecules on alpha-synuclein in Parkinson’s! #ParkinsonsResearch

🚀 Exciting news! Our lab website is now live! 🎉 Explore the latest research updates and more information from Prof Heather Mortiboys and the team at sites.google.com/sheffield.ac.u…. #MitochondriaResearch

We had such a great day at #SMPHResearchMeeting24! 🌟 Looking forward to another exciting day of fun science conversations tomorrow. A big thanks to the organizers for a well-organized event. Check out some of our highlights from today! 📸

🎉Well done Louise Heywood for a great talk today at #SMPHResearchMeeting24! Congratulations to Francesco Capriglia and Rhiannon Brown on their well-deserved poster prizes, and Alicja Olejnik for the social media engagement prize! 🧪🌟

Well what a week! The inaugural Bionow Neuroscience conference in Sheffield was a great day! With many of the lab attending at Bramall Lane for a great day of science, discussion, networking. Already looking forward to next year. MortiboysLab Research & Impact at Sheffield

We were thrilled to recently spot our lab featured in the BNA advertisement! 📸 Check out this pic of the leaflet showcasing our team. Exciting to see our team and work highlighted this way! #BNAConference #BNA

Super excited to share the latest paper from MortiboysLab Simon Bell We show metabolic abnormalities in astrocytes from Alzheimer's patients which is rescued with hexokinase 1. Am amazing team effort and I am so happy this exciting work is now out rdcu.be/dTTcf