Second session 🗣️ Sex Hormones and Muscle Ageing Prof K Sreekumaran Nair speaks about his research: Sex Hormone Regulation of Muscle Protein Synthesis 👫🏼🧬 ART of Healthy Ageing Network Liverpool John Moores University LJMU Sport Science Prorizon Tech Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Biochemical Society The Physiological Society

Poster sessions are live 👩🏼‍🔬 So many great posters on show today 👏🏻 ART of Healthy Ageing Network Liverpool John Moores University LJMU Sport Science Prorizon Tech Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Biochemical Society The Physiological Society

Next talk 🎤 Dr Oliver Witard speaks about: Omega-3 Fatty Acid Ingestion and Skeletal Muscle Protein Turnover in Older Adults 🧫 ART of Healthy Ageing Network Liverpool John Moores University LJMU Sport Science Prorizon Tech Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Biochemical Society The Physiological Society

Fourth & final session🗣️ Interventions to Offset Muscle Ageing. Prof Leigh Breen gives an insight into his work: Combatting Muscle Disuse Atrophy in the Quest for Healthy Ageing🧫 ART of Healthy Ageing Network Liverpool John Moores University LJMU Sport Science Prorizon Tech Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Biochemical Society The Physiological Society

Final talk of what’s been a fantastic day full of knowledge & ideas 👏🏻 Prof Stuart Phillips discusses: Sipping from the Fountain of Youth: Strategies for Staving off Ageing (Muscle)🧒💪🏻 ART of Healthy Ageing Network Liverpool John Moores University LJMU Sport Science Prorizon Tech Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Biochemical Society The Physiological Society

Very pleased to have published the first study of my PhD! Thank you to all involved👏🏼 LJMU Sport Science Link to full article below👇🏻 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Excited to get our project started for Erick Mosquera López 's PhD with a cracking team of our MSc in Sports Nutrition students LJMU Sport Science. We'll be investigating the effect of exogenous ketones on skeletal muscle post-training. Will ketones enhance muscle response to training?

Proud to have been taught in this building and in some of this equipment by the great Tom Reilly and feel a great pressure to continue these great sport scientists legacy. Now just to get ethics to run class practicals like this.

🚨 We are hiring 🚨 new role for a Spanish bilingual Clinical Research Associate to run geroscience clinical studies with John Newman, MD, PhD & I Buck Institute

Our first ketone review is out! Summarizes the mechanisms by which ketones may improve exercise recovery and training adaptation Ruben Robberechts AJP-Cell Physiology journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…

Our new pre-print is now online! "Exogenous ketosis attenuates acute mountain sickness and mitigates high-altitude hypoxemia" Domen Tominec Wout Lauriks Ruben Robberechts Tadej Debevec Chiel Poffe FWO FaBeR KU Leuven doi.org/10.1101/2023.1…

If you're interested in hypoxia and ketones - please have a read at Myrthe Stalmans first, first author pre-print

Last week's most mentioned article is from AJP-Cell Physiology! Defining ketone supplementation: the evolving evidence for post-exercise ketone supplementation to improve recovery & adaptation to exercise (RubenRBRS Chiel Poffe) ow.ly/zmjg50QbuLB

Very happy to be representing LJMU Sport Science today at the scientific conference on the occurrence of TdF grand depart in Florence alongside Tim Podlogar talking about energy availability in cyclists.

Happy w/ our new article: 'A broken link: Knowledge of carbohydrate requirements do not predict carbohydrate intake around competition in endurance athletes.' W/ Dr Gemma Sampson, James Morton & me Just accepted for publication in Euro J Sport Science Details will follow, stay tuned

Daily consumption of ketone ester, bis-octanoyl (R)-1,3-butanediol, is safe and tolerable in healthy older adults in a randomized, parallel arm, double-blind, placebo-controlled, pilot study Brianna Stubbs John Newman, MD, PhD sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Are you interested in REDs and low energy availability? Check out our latest work 'Does REDs exist?', which challenges the idea that low energy availability is the only etiological factor for the syndrome, and brings forward other possible explanations link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Happy to see the data from Myrthe Stalmans ECSS Young Investigator Award presentation now out in Journal of Applied Physiology. We show that ketones attenuate acute mountain sickness and hypoxemia. More hypoxia-ketone work coming up. Tadej Debevec FaBeR KU Leuven REVAL Research

Don’t miss the 2nd Annual PINES Symposium on low energy availability! Sign up at: lnkd.in/gcFzEpdt

We're recruiting physically active females of North-West England for a research project investigating the effect of exogenous ketones on training adaptation and performance. Generous reimbursement for participation in this demanding project. Interested? Contact Erick Mosquera López