Mehershad Wadia

@mehershadw.bsky.social

Neuroscientist, Writer, Comedian(?) 🔬Hilliard Lab, University of Queensland

A much needed peer review of Australia's current peer review system. With declining research funding and a lack of transparency in grant outcomes, the future of Australia's medical research shouldn't be decided by what is more or less a lottery Out in @science.org www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Australia’s erosion of peer review

Throughout the world, peer review serves as the cornerstone of the scientific enterprise, providing rigorous quality control and building the confidence that underpins progress for both science and so...

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Excellent work from @coakleylab.bsky.social and @hilliardlab.bsky.social 👏 Turns out, neurons protect themselves by literally becoming thick-skinned.

Coakley Lab@coakleylab.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Latest paper is now out and features on the cover of Science Advances 👉 tinyurl.com/vea5862x Very grateful Igor Bonacossa Pereira, Dat Le & Massimo Hilliard @hilliardlab.bsky.social for their creativity & passion. Read more about it 👉 tinyurl.com/56awjda5 & 👉 tinyurl.com/2vp8p8uk

I'll be MCing the wonderful Pint of Science festival featuring some outstanding scientists! 📍 Easy Times Brewing Co, Brisbane 🗓️ 19th to 21st May! Come along for an evening full of amazing science brewing right here in Brisbane!

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NEW Paper: If you're a fan of Rachel from 'Friends', you would love OSP-1, as it is also protective of ROS Donato et al. found a novel gene OSP-1 (oxidative stress protective 1) that protects neurons from damage caused by reactive oxygen species (ROS), by modulating autophagy.👇

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