Congrats to Paul Marcogliese for receiving UCRP funding with collaborator Galen Wright for their research project entitled “Leveraging spatial transcriptomic technology to understand brain development”

Several CHRIM researchers recently received funding from Research Manitoba Manitoba supported through the John R. Evans Leaders Fund (JELF) of CFI / FCI. Congratulations to everyone who received funding! Read more about this important investment: researchmanitoba.ca/2023-cfi-jelf-…

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🧠🚨Our lab is hiring! Please spread the word. Multiple exciting projects in the lab including a fully funded postdoctoral fellowship/research associate position. Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa uOBMRI ALS Canada CAN ACN

Looking forward to co-hosting Dr. Loydie Jerome-Majewska (Loydie) with Paul Marcogliese through the ENRRICH. Join us at this week’s #CHRIMResearchRounds on Thursday at noon

📢My lab has 2-3 multi-year funded Postdoc positions effective immediately. Join our productive team for high impact research on regenerative neuroscience, stem cells and therapeutics funded by CIHR and MS Canada. See the Ad 👇. Pls DM or contact by email. RT please.

Congratulations to our Pharmacology & Therapeutics University of Manitoba trainees who were awarded poster prizes at the Manitoba Neuroscience Network Meeting! Great job! 🏆UG: Alexandria Martin (Galen Wright lab) & Hanok Tadele (Henry A. Dunn lab) 🏆MSc: Lucy Namuli (Galen Wright lab) 🏆PhD: Christian Humphreys (MFJ lab)

Still not over this 😭

🚨 DATA ANALYST OPPORTUNITY! 🚨 Interested in working with single cell/spatial transcriptomics datasets? Galen Wright and I are looking for someone to analyse data from our Precision Genomics Suite: precisiongenomicssuite.com! More details here: viprecprod.ad.umanitoba.ca/default.aspx?R…

Happy 2025 everyone! Reminder that there is still time to apply for this data analyst position!

Namuli et al. study genetic modifiers of Huntington's disease as therapeutic targets. Their analysis of diverse human genetic evidence highlights cross-repeat expansion disorder relevance and prioritizes PMS1 for future research. buff.ly/3PIvHx5 Galen Wright uManitoba Research

This is a really fascinating and important paper, on the mechanism of neurodegeneration in Huntington's disease. I often think single-cell 'omics is an overhyped approach, but it was completely essential here. 1/