@DoctorMC_

Associate Professor @UCSF. Imaging the brain, in health and disease, using MRI and metabolic approaches. She/Her/Hers.

 San Francisco, CA
chaumeillab.ucsf.edu/welcome
Joined June 2013
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Scott Earley@vesselman10 Mar 2023
Our latest preprint provides proof of concept for the use of PI3K inhibitors to treat vascular dementia. @UCSFGouldLab @unrmed @DoctorMC_ PI3K block restores age-dependent neurovascular coupling defects associated with cerebral small vessel disease biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

PI3K block restores age-dependent neurovascular coupling defects associated with cerebral small...

Neurovascular coupling (NVC), a vital physiological process that rapidly and precisely directs localized blood flow to the most active regions of the brain, is accomplished in part by the vast...

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Frank Yeh@FangChengYeh25 Apr 2023
U-Net Studio is updated to provide 4D probabilistic tissue segmentation for humans, rhesus monkeys, and marmosets using 3D U-Net. unet-studio.labsolver.org/ Rodents models are working in progress...
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I am very excited to share our new work deciphering the role of neuronal glucose metabolism published in Cell Reports. Press release below! @CellReports @YoshitakaSei @Guglielmetti_C @NIHAging @UCSF @UCSFPT @alzassociation @UCSFAging gladstone.org/news/sugar-rus…

Sugar Rush: Scientists Discover Key Role of Glucose in Brain Activity | Gladstone Institutes

New details on how healthy neurons metabolize glucose have implications for understanding neurodegenerative diseases

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Maarten van Smeden@MaartenvSmeden16 Jan 2021
How to become a SUCCESSFUL academic: a guide 1/n
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Scott Earley@vesselman12 Oct 2021
We are hiring two new postdocs! Come to Reno and help us develop new animal models of cerebral small vessel diseases (cSVDs) and vascular cognitive impairment and dementia (VCID). This is part of a great collaboration with @UCSFGouldLab and @DoctorMC_. jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/…

Postdoctoral Scholar, University of Nevada, Reno (Department of Pharmacology) - Reno, Nevada

NIH-funded postdoctoral positions researching cerebral small vessel diseases (cSVDs) and vascular cognitive impairment and dementia (VCID).

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Erin Gibson@ErinMGibson16 Oct 2021
A metabolome atlas of the aging mouse brain | Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Susanna Rosi (she/her/lei)@susanna_rosi16 Oct 2021
🙌🏽two papers from the lab coming out the same day! So much work on this too! 👇🏽🧠Functional role of brain-engrafted macrophages against brain injuries ⁦@RRS_RadRes⁩ ⁦@UCSF⁩ ⁦@UCSF_BASIC⁩ ⁦@rosilab_ucsf⁩ readcube.com/articles/10.118…
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Andrea Capozzi@AndreaCapozzi514 Oct 2021
Today is a good day for #hyperpolazation. We succeeded in polarizing and storing 13C-glucose at @hypermag_dtu , driving for 320 km to @chris_laustsen lab in Aarhus and performing a "remote" dDNP experiment on a 3T clinical scanner.
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UCSF Imaging@UCSFimaging26 Jul 2021
Results from this study from Dr. Myriam Chaumeil (@DoctorMC_)'s lab demonstrate the potential of HP 13C MRS for monitoring macrophage activation states noninvasively. bit.ly/3ihu7kP

Non-Invasive Differentiation of M1 and M2 Activation in Macrophages Using Hyperpolarized 13C MRS of...

Macrophage activation, first generalized to the M1/M2 dichotomy, is a complex and central process of the innate immune response. Simply, M1 describes the classical proinflammatory activation, leading...

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Andrea Capozzi@AndreaCapozzi523 Jun 2021
From some time now, my research has been focused on making #hyperpolarization transportable. I am very excited to share with you the latest achievement of the joint effort of @EPFL_en and @hypermag_dtu in this direction. nature.com/articles/s42004-0…
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Wonder of Science
@wonderofscience8 May 2021
Real-time MRI scan of a person talking. Credit: Jens Frahm / MPIBPC Full video: bit.ly/2Yh9aLA
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Thomas Pesquet
@Thom_astro7 May 2021
Pour occuper nos (rares) temps libres, on regarde parfois un film tous ensemble. Ce soir là c'était une comédie romantique : pas mon choix, mais j'ai apprécié la soirée quand même 😉 #MissionAlpha
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Are you a #Cancer researcher interested in doing your next #Career step in Germany? Register here for our online talk to learn from international researchers working in Germany! 👉 ow.ly/EM9J50EDZMs @DKFZ @NCT_HD @uktuebingen @Uniklinik_Fr @priyachudasama5 @TheMartinsLab
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Nicole Seiberlich ☮️@MRInicole2 May 2021
Replying to @ISMRM
@ismrm @SMRT_ISMRM Looking for a job in MRI? Or to expand your team? #ismrm21 is here to help with our Job Match service! Fill out a short form, and we’ll send you potential matches. Check out the “Job Board” tab once you’ve logged in to our meeting platform for more info!!
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Roee Gilron@roeegilron3 May 2021
Our work showcasing neuroscience in the wild! Parkinson’s patients streamed thousands of hours of brain activity at home. We classified their symptoms & deployed personalized adaptive deep brain stimulation therapy. Full txt & vids: rdcu.be/cjS8O
UCSF Neurosurgery@NeurosurgUCSF3 May 2021
Published in @NatureBiotech, @UCSFHospitals neurosurgeon Philip Starr & colleagues describe the first human use of a #DBS device that allows chronic wireless streaming of brain activity at home. This is the first step towards adaptive DBS for #Parkinsons: nature.com/articles/s41587-0…
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I totally agree. Quote " Making things simple is no excuse for horrifying misinformation".
Ileana Jelescu @ijelescu.bsky.social@IleanaJelescu29 Apr 2021
Rarely have I seen a more densely packed collection of garbage about how the brain works. Gray and white matter working separately? #wtf Also, where are your references about all these "facts"? Making things simple for the general public is no excuse for horrifying misinformation
"an Epidemic of Loss" of Women in STEM". Great read. nytimes.com/2021/04/13/healt…
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Myriam M. Chaumeil, PhD retweeted
UCSF Imaging@UCSFimaging15 Apr 2021
Next week, @UCSFHMTRC is hosting an "International Hyperpolarized C-13 MRI Seminar" with Drs. Jeremy Gordon, Michael Ohligher (@MichaelOhliger) & Cornelius von Morze (@cvonmorze). If you're interested, learn more ➡️ bit.ly/32iv70g
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CellSight Technologies@CellsightT16 Apr 2021
Congrats on the great paper @Guglielmetti_C and @DoctorMC_ ! It was wonderful to collaborate with you on this project! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3383…

Longitudinal Imaging of T Cells and Inflammatory Demyelination in a Preclinical Model of Multiple...

Lymphocytes and innate immune cells are key drivers of multiple sclerosis (MS) and are the main target of MS disease-modifying therapies (DMT). Ex vivo analyses of MS lesions have revealed cellular...

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