We are hiring! Come and start a conversation! #colleagues #friends please RT 🙏
Delighted to share that our research team at the Skin Research Institute of Singapore (SRIS) have been awarded ~S$14M to study the ageing trajectory of Asian skin phenotypes. The #CutaneousAgeingandmaintenanceProgramme #CAP is a cohort-based study and will run until 2027. – at Singapore
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Downregulation of OPN3 gene induces ferroptosis, apoptosis, and pyroptosis of human dermal fibroblasts in vitro doi.org/10.1016/j.jid.2024.0… #JIDJournal #dermscience #dermtwitter
@WatsonDermLab alumnus #DrAprilFoster received the ‘Best Oral Presentation’ prize at the #BSID. Congratulations, April - very proud of you! – at Southampton, England
Great to speak to your lab members @HigginsBioeng - they’ve done you proud! Hope to see you in Singapore #SkinResearchInstituteofSingapore, @astar_research very soon! – at South East, England
Sad that I’m missing the #BSID2024 but happy that my group is well represented with 7 members present. If you are there, go to their posters to find out what the Higgins lab is working on #hairresearch #skinsensation #amputeeskinhealth #woundhealing #scleroderma @HealthySkin4All
Great to be back in the UK for the #BSID2024 meeting! Looking forward to learning new things and catching up with ‘old’ colleagues! @HealthySkin4All – at South East, England
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Join us and unlock funding with our Pump Priming Grants! If you're delving into skin microbiome research and its impact on healthy ageing, this is your chance to shine. Apply now and drive innovation! #SMiHA #ResearchFunding
smiha.org/funding
Delighted to host my longtime collaborator and colleague @LangtonSkinLab at the #5thSingaporeInternationalSkinConference #SkinResearchInstituteofSingapore @BBSRC @WBA_Global @OfficialUoM @FBMH_UoM
What better way to spend Valentine’s Day than with colleagues talking science and collaboration! @NUSingapore @MBIsg @astar_research #ASRL #SRIS – at Central Region, Singapore
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[3/4] To celebrate this day, we, at the ESDR, wanted to warmly thanks our incredible speakers who accepted to participate to the #ESDR2024
They will share their knowledge, experiences &latest research & you will have the opportunity to meet &interact with them during the session
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Exciting opportunity for an experienced Research Nurse to join our team. Helps us further our understanding of skin structure and function across the life course, and across the skin pigmentary spectrum!
jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/Jo…
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The Eming lab is looking for a motivated PhD student interested in Type 2 immunity😃. If you are interested, please send your CV to [email protected]. Here the link to out national research network: for2599.de
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Recruiting women aged 55-65 not on HRT for this exciting study on skin health following the menopause! #menopause
🟡 Recruiting now – Omega-3 and skin ageing
Women who have been through menopause to take part in a study investigating an omega-3 supplement can improve skin changes post-menopause.
Message us or visit
👉 researchforthefuture.org/stu…
Delighted to share our new review, published in the @BrJDermatol, on skin ageing and strategies for rejuvenation #ASRL @astar_research @NCAresearchNHS @OfficialUoM
Delighted to be contributing to the #ESDR Future Leaders Academy in Madrid this week #skinscience #healthyskinforall
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3/3 Opportunities to apply the exceptional capacity of #ArtificialIntelligence to spot patterns in vast collections of electronic health records (ai-multiply.co.uk/). Key areas of focus: trajectories and care pathways of #MLTCs in #dermatology #ophthalmology and #IMIDs
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1/3 We are recruiting to two PhD positions to study “Application of #ArtificialIntelligence (AI) to identify risk patterns and potential solutions for patients with Multiple Long-Term Conditions (#MLTC multi-morbidity)” ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/fees-…
Closing date: 14 August 2023.
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Important announcement from @BJDEditor:
John McGrath, Professor of Molecular Dermatology at St John’s Institute of Dermatology in London, has been appointed as our next editor-in-chief. Professor McGrath will serve as editor-elect for a year before taking over in July 2024!

























