Ines Pineda Torra

@inespinedatorra.bsky.social

Scientist living in Sevilla after a lifetime of international posts. Working on metabolism, cardiovascular disease in women & menopause.Axa Chair in Health

Why is this conference unique? 📌Focus on students/postdocs 📌All introduce themselves: 1 min pitch+ 1 slide 📌18 short talks from selected abstracts 📌4 tutorial lunches with speakers 📌3 poster sessions with discussions 📌Beach workshops 🏖️☀️ Register: functionalgenomics2025.febsevents.org

FEBS Advanced Lecture Course 2025 – Functional genomics of metabolic diseases<br />

August 29 – September 3, 2025 │ Spetses Island, Greece

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Ines Pineda Torra@inespinedatorra.bsky.social · last yr.

It’s that time of the year again! Send your abstracts for a new edition of our @febs course! #metabolism #genomics Deadline is coming up!

A collection published across Nature Portfolio journals presents early draft maps of cells in the human body from the Human Cell Atlas initiative. The research leverages new data and analytical tools to aid our understanding of human health and disease at a cellular level. 🧪

The Human Cell Atlas: towards a first draft atlas

In a collection of research articles and related content, the Human Cell Atlas consortium presents tools, data and ideas towards the generation of their first draft atlas of cells in the human body.

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Views about the causes of obesity have polarised. Characterised by low carb and energy balance models. Last year NovoNordisk invited the protagonists of these models to Copenhagen to discuss commonalities and differences. The resultant paper has now been published in Nature Metabolism rdcu.be/dZryb

On the pathogenesis of obesity: causal models and missing pieces of the puzzle

Nature Metabolism - This authoritative Perspective lays a foundation for the field of obesity research by comparing commonalities and differences between competing models of obesity pathogenesis...

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Hello Bluesky! I’m a scientist and group leader in a biomedical research center now in Sevilla, Spain, working on cardiovascular disease in women and the impact of menopause. Posts will cover a range of those topics. Please follow for more content! (And say hi to follow back!) 🔬👩🏻‍🔬