Chat #neurometabolism with Ana Domingos University of Oxford Ana Domingos at the A*STAR Cell Symposia: Neurometabolism in health and disease, April 26–28, 2023, in Singapore. Abstract submission deadline Jan 13, 2023. hubs.li/Q01nM7kT0

Chat #neurometabolism with Ana Domingos University of Oxford Ana Domingos at the A*STAR Cell Symposia: Neurometabolism in health and disease, April 26–28, 2023, in Singapore. Abstract submission deadline Jan 13, 2023. hubs.ly/Q01nM1Pw0

Glad to be featured at the 2022 yearbook by Nature Medicine as an early career scientist to watch. Thanks Nature Medicine for highlighting our research! nature.com/articles/s4159…

In Lausanne mid September 2023? Do not miss this! Department of Fundamental Neurosciences paola bezzi & me will be hosting you for an exciting day on Brain Communication! Stellar lineup The Bagni Lab Richard Benton Sonia Garel beth stevens Marsicano Lab Prof Sonja Vernes, Bat Boffin🦇🌈 Laurent Nguyen Ana Domingos! Register on May 1st.

Interested in #immunometabolism #immunity #metabolism #monocytes? Check out this preview I wrote (with my supervisor Ana Domingos) on a fascinating, dogma-busting paper from the Swirski lab! lnkd.in/eNFXk_if Thank you Emma Haberman for the figure artwork!

Thank you Ana Domingos for highlighting our recent publication from the Fil Swirski & Scientists in Immunity. „Old and hangry monocytes turn from friend to foe under assault“. What a great title and indeed there are many open questions left to answer! cell.com/immunity/pdf/S…

Habemus Doctore Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG) ! 🎉 Congrats, Conan O'Brien 🎓 Conan O'Brien on earning your PhD from Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG)! It was a pleasure mentoring you on this incredible journey. Special thanks to Jeremy Taylor and Mikael Karlson for their examination of his exceptional thesis!

As the election campaign in the United Kingdom marches on, politicians are hardly discussing the country’s global standing in science. Here’s why that needs to change, says Paul Nurse go.nature.com/3z7Spdb

Sympathetic neuropeptide Y protects from obesity by sustaining thermogenic fat nature Ana Domingos nature.com/articles/s4158…

DPAG's Domingos Group has a new paper published nature - Understanding the Biological Basis of Obesity: A Sympathetic Path to Treatment by burning fat dpag.ox.ac.uk/news/new-paper…

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Excited to hear Ana Domingos’s work on the same day it appears in nature #LabtoClinic! Brain signals via peripheral NPY help sustain energy burn, independent of food intake. Key #weightloss tip: burning energy can be more crucial than losing appetite. rdcu.be/dSlFY

Nature research paper: Sympathetic neuropeptide Y protects from obesity by sustaining thermogenic fat go.nature.com/3MqWX1G

🤯Wow! Another outstanding study from Ana Domingos showing that peripheral vs central NPY has opposite effect on body weight independently of food intake!! nature.com/articles/s4158…

Ana Domingos nature If you are interested in how sympathetic neurons regulate fat-burning cells which use energy, please read 👇

My wife & soulmate Ana Domingos published another fantastic story, this time in nature with her terrific student, Peter Yitao Zhu, et al, discovering NPY release from sympathetic neurons sustains thermogenic adipocytes controlling body weight, without changing food intake!

Important and interesting research on obesity by an international collaborative team Shingo Kajimura Lab Ana Domingos Bruna Bombassaro Ichitaro Abe Gitalee Sarker Linna Zhou Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology Davi Sidarta Oliveira, MD, PhD Noelia Martinez-Sanchez Michael Dustin Yale School of Medicine Harvard Medical School

Very cool paper from Ana Domingos!

Amazing! Congratulations Ana Domingos, Professor at Oxford University and the first #VosshallLab PhD student

Lars Jansen Ana Domingos nature Cool story! We published a study earlier this yr on sympathetic derived NPY. Similar to your findings, we found that NPY-positive symp. axons primarily innervate vasculature. We also found cold intolerance in NPY cko mice but no body wt changes at 6-8 wks cell.com/cell-reports/p…