My research aims to reveal nutritional approaches that mitigate adverse effects of exposures and/or augment beneficial effects of treatments.
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2027 Metabolomics & Human Health Gordon Research Seminar & Conference.
Dr. Susan Sumner will be one of the event’s speakers and discussion leaders.
Seminar: bit.ly/4goilUO
Conference: bit.ly/4zcD2dK
@SumnerLab_NRI #Metabolomics #GRC2027 #NutritionConference
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Learn more about Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) from @NIH ⬇️
ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Ri…
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EAT YOUR VITAMINS: Vitamin B2, or riboflavin, plays a major role in energy production, cell development, and fat metabolism. Populations most at risk of deficiency include vegans and vegetarian athletes, as well as pregnant or lactating mothers and their infants.
To ensure adequate intake, get your riboflavin from Real Food. Potent sources include beef liver, yogurt, milk, beef tenderloin, eggs, clam, cheese, and chicken breast.
Susan Sumner, PhD retweeted
Don’t miss #HHEAR’s next exposomics webinar:
Nov 17 | 2PM ET
Speaker: Dr. Runzhong Wang (MIT) presents: “Deep learning approaches for structure elucidation using tandem mass spectrometry” events.teams.microsoft.com/e…
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UNC NRI’s Susan Sumner, PhD, (@SumnerLab_NRI) is serving as a multiple PI with Wayne State’s Richard Pilsner, PhD, to determine environmental influences on male fertility. Read more about this NIH grant at bit.ly/4dI9Pvr
#ReproductiveHealth #NIH #UNCNRI #Research
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As we look towards our annual meeting, we're thrilled highlight a couple of our keynote speakers, Dr. Susan Sumner and Dr. Maureen Black! To see more about their presentations, check out this link
usdohad.org/2024/09/05/keyno…
Susan Sumner, PhD retweeted
Susan Jenkins Sumner, PhD, will give a keynote presentation tomorrow in Ghent, Belgium, as the linking pin between NuGo Week 2024 and the Benelux Metabolomics Days Conference. Read more at bit.ly/3YQG4VA and bit.ly/3AuYyRa
#NuGoWeek2024 #BeneluxMetabolomics
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Applications for the Metabolomics and Human Health GRC are open until Jan 5, 2025! Join global experts to explore cutting-edge research in metabolomics and its impact on health. Don’t miss out on talks, posters, and networking!
Apply: bit.ly/3SX99L6
#GRC2025 #Research
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Dr. Blake Rushing has been awarded a $3.9M R01 grant to develop the Human Cancer Metabolome Atlas! This innovative project will map the metabolic processes in tumors to advance cancer treatment and precision medicine.
uncnri.org/news
#CancerResearch #UNCNRI #cancer
Susan Sumner, PhD retweeted
The #NutritionforPrecisionHealth study with @AllofUsResearch will advance precision #nutrition by learning how people respond differently to food. Enrollment for 10k people from different backgrounds across 6 states is open: nutritionforprecisionhealth.… #NutritionMonth
ALT Alt text: White text with purple and blue background reads: #NutritionMonth. Nutrition for Precision Health Feature. he goal of the Nutrition for Precision Health, powered by the All of Us Research Program, is to develop algorithms that predict individual responses to food and dietary patterns. Photo of an assortment of fruits and vegetables and NIH Common Fund logo.
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Congratulations to Wimal Pathmasiri, PhD, a member of the @SumnerLab_NRI on being a co-investigator of an a R01 award from NIAID. Pathamsiri will determine metabolites in cervical tissue that are important to detection and diagnosis of Chlamydia trachomatis.
#grant #investigate
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Wed. 8/9 @ 1pm ET: Dr. Matt Gillman, Director of #ECHOChildHealth, will give an #ECHODiscovery presentation on the Program as a national scientific resource, the future of ECHO's observational cohorts in Cycle 2, and accomplishments from Cycle 1: bit.ly/47gfgzs
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Visit the new #ECHOChildHealth #PFAS webpage to learn how ECHO continues to advance PFAS research & to find the most recent publications about the impact of prenatal PFAS exposure on birthweight, development of autism-traits, & childhood #obesity risk: bit.ly/3qV99QI
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NRI’s founding director, Steven H. Zeisel, MD, PhD, is among the 2023 Senior Investigator Awards winners named by the American Society for Nutrition (ASN) and the ASN Foundation.
Zeisel will receive the Robert H Herman Memorial Award.
Learn more: bit.ly/42AkXG0
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All of Us has significantly expanded our data to now include nearly a quarter million whole genome sequences! Researchers can use this data to make scientific discoveries that can lead to a healthier future for everyone. Read the announcement allof-us.org/3UWCt4i #JoinAllofUs
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The #ECHOChildHealth Cohort data is publicly available. Request access and learn more about using this data to advance child health research: bit.ly/3i3Slmb
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Last day for early bird at #CanMetCon2023:(CAD150/ student, CAD250/ general)
Visit us: canmetcon.com
This year’s #conference will focus on #Exposomics and welcome three outstanding plenary speakers in #metabolomics
#multiomics #bioinformatics #lipidomics
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Congratulations to @uncnorc member Dr. Mirek Styblo and colleagues, whose paper was named March 2023 @NIEHS Extramural Paper of the Month:
factor.niehs.nih.gov/2023/3/…
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3581…
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Which key topics are @ECHOChildHealth researchers tackling? Hear more from ECHO Program Director, Dr. Matt Gillman, about the meaningful research ECHO investigators are conducting to advance #childhealth outcomes: bit.ly/3ysJ9MV
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What a great spotlight on @DavidLynchgeri and his 2022 @ClinSTARCC Pilot award. Congrats again Dr. Lynch!
@UNCGeriatrics @UncGeriFellows @UNC_SOM #geriatrics
Congratulations to 2022 Clin-STAR Pilot Awardee David Lynch! Read his Clin-STAR Awardee Spotlight here: bit.ly/3S6DJjA @UNCGeriatrics
