Associate Professor. University of Wyoming HEART Lab. Cardiac aging physiology.
Laramie
Joined June 2023
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Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
The heart runs on a 24-hour clock.
New research in @APS_Function suggests #Type1Diabetes can disrupt its daily rhythms differently in the right and left ventricles—possibly adding to cardiovascular risk: ow.ly/VVLb50ZThRG #ArticlesInPress #APSselect
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Now hiring PhD students! The HEART Lab seeks a motivated student interested in heart disease, aging, and hypoxia. Please email CV and cover letter.
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
It's here.
#WearRedDay
ALT Today is National Wear Red Day\n\nCardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women. \n\nEvery heart tells a story. Help us change the ending for women everywhere.\n\nWear RED for yourself or someone you love.
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
🫀 New Research Alert!
Global deletion of potassium channel Kv1.5 causes biventricular heart failure
🔗 Read more: oaepublish.com/articles/jca.…
#HeartFailure #CardiacElectrophysiology #IonChannels #CardiovascularResearch
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
🚨 Big names are coming!!
We are excited to present a Special Interview with Prof. Anthony Rosenzweig, a leading expert in cardiovascular aging and molecular cardiology.
Watch the video: oaepublish.com/interviews/jc…
#CardioTwitter #CardiovascularAging #HeartFailure #JCA
The HEART Lab is hiring! We’re looking for a lab manager to join our amazing team in beautiful Laramie, Wyoming.
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Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
Congrats to Samantha K. Shorthill et. al, for the #APSselect paper "Cardiac PAD2 expression and myocardial citrullination decline with age in female mice independent of estrogen" in @ajpheartcirc @UWyoHEARTLab
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Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
Check out today's #OpenAccess #ArticleinPress, Cardiac PAD2 Expression and #Myocardial Citrullination Decline with Age in Female Mice Independent of #Estrogen (Samantha Shorthill et al.@UWyonews):
ow.ly/wGIg50WjiWk
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
If you know folks on the job market please share - Assistant Professor position in Sensory Biology/Neuroscience at University of Wyoming.
Sensory Biology/Neuroscience in scenic Wyoming… come join us!
neurojobs.sfn.org/job/38161/…
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
Hepatic BMAL1 and HIF1α regulate a time-dependent hypoxic response and prevent hepatopulmonary-like syndrome dlvr.it/TCs6z8
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
From cardio-oncology to hormonal therapy, explore the multifaceted aspects of women’s heart health in our latest special issue of @PhysiolPharma. ▶️ ow.ly/ybmp50SU6rA @PharmacologyCan @RabinovichInna @shuangboliu @LAK674
ALT The cover of the August 2024 special issue of the Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology highlighting research in women's heart health. The cover of the journal features an illustration of a group of diverse women in brightly-coloured clothing against a bright blue background. There is an illustration of a heart in the top corner.
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
APS is launching a groundbreaking Women’s Health Research Initiative. We aim to advance women's health research, addressing critical gaps in understanding conditions that uniquely or disproportionately affect women. Read more: ow.ly/ClL750SyHsM #APSWomensHealth
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
We are proud to announce APS' Women’s Health Research Initiative. Our aim is to elevate the status of women’s health and the research our members are doing to address health and disease in women. Learn more: ow.ly/wqBn50RFPCH #NationalWomensHealthWeek #APSWomensHealth #SABV
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
Wonderful seeing many familiar faces (thank you all for your support!) & making new acquaintances from other fields interested in cell crosstalk & cardiac protein secretion! Thank you session chairs @UwyoHEARTLab & @LauLabColorado for perfect intro to the field & great questions!
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
Our lab has an NHLBI-funded postdoc position open to study novel glucocorticoid biology in heart clock and metabolism. Please visit our lab's webpage tinyurl.com/3kcv4x33 and our bibliography tinyurl.com/5rvsvzr2, and contact me with CV and cover letter with project ideas.
Today is National #WearRedDay 😍, raising awareness that cardiovascular disease is a woman's No. 1 health threat.
💃👠💄 If you're in red today, share a picture with us. 📸
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
Without a significant increase in NIH funding to those of us studying women’s health issues vs just adding SABV requirements to each grant, I am skeptical we will notice any change. Women are not biological variables, we have specific diseases that progress differently #menopause
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
New work from @GChoudharyMD highlighting the importance of the RV in peripartum cardiomyopathy. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
In #cardiovascular #physiology, incorporating sex and gender is a necessary component when optimally designing & executing research plans. 🆕#Guidelines serve as the 1st guidance on how to include sex and gender in CV research. ow.ly/aUFj50QbYZb
#SexAsABiologicalVariable
Nellie Bruns, PhD retweeted
Only 4% of the US NIH research budget funds women's health.
<1% of that supports❤️research, despite cardiovascular disease being the leading cause of death for women.
Close the knowledge gap & support women's health research.
femtechnology.org/
@FemtechnologyS