Our first international conference on brown and beige fat🔥🔥🔥 in beautiful Hamburg! Top-class speakers, cutting edge research and respected experts！Looking forward to see U in May 22-24,2023！ trr333.uni-bonn.de/events-1

Attention, TRR 333 BATenergy Congress 2023 --- Registration is available!Registration deadline March 31, 2023! For the registration, you can use this link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… You are also encouraged to share this announcement with people who are working in the field of BAT

ADRB2 stimulation activates human brown fat! Proud of our team: Maaike Straat Carlijn Hoekx Mariëtte Boon Borjammt. Result of great collaboration with pets lab DenisPBlondin LUMC Leiden Université de Sherbrooke Funded by Hartstichting. cell.com/cell-reports-m…

Those who wish to enjoy such a delicious treat should come to the BATenergy Meeting in Hamburg May 22-24, 2023. Deadline March 31. Go to trr333.uni-bonn.de for registration.

People ask me if Club means closed community - NO, participants are selected solely based on the quality of their abstracts and ranked in a blinded fashion. I’m sure you always wanted to see your mentor presenting a poster 😅

Very happy to be the BAT-celona "ambassador" in the amazing #BATenergy symposium in Hamburg! Check out our latest research on #brownadiposetissue and the involvement of #splicing in human #browning! 🔥If you're not around here, I'll tell you exiciting news on this very soon 😉

Three great days of #BATenergy 🔥 und viel pils vom fass 🍺 Wish every conference was held in an auditorium like this - Looking forward to 2025! CRC/TRR-BATenergy 🇩🇪

Inspiring talk by Patrick Seale about brown fat development at CRC/TRR-BATenergy meeting today! Thanks to all for sharing their awesome science in Hamburg over the last couple of days 🤩

After 3 days of BAT Science, with great presentations, intense discussions and exciting Elbe cruise at #BATenergy meeting, I would like to thank all speakers and participants to come to Hamburg. It was a lot of fun...big thanks also to the #DFG for their support! #TRR_BATenergy

We congratulate Prof Nordestgaard and thank you, our members, for playing an important part in the working of our society.

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Short-term nutritional changes cause a transient depression of mucosal and systemic immunity, creating a window of opportunity for pathogenic infection Nature Immunology nature.com/articles/s4159…

Last few days left to submit an abstract for the Lipid Meeting 2023 in Leipzig, Germany for an excellent scientific exchange. lipidmeeting.de

Understanding the secrets of healthy cells helps to inform treatments for when things go awry. Explore 18 projects that aim to unlock the dynamics of metabolism + uncover insights into our biology czi.co/490Wk97

Celebrating Olivia Sveidahl Johansen PhD defense with cookies resembling her Cell cover from her beautiful work on GPR3. cell.com/cell/fulltext/… NNF Center for Basic Metabolic Research (CBMR) Zach Gerhart-Hines Joerg Heeren

More than happy to see our findings on fatty acid synthesis and PUFA finally published in Nature Communications. Big thanks to Christian Schlein and the whole team! nature.com/articles/s4146…

Happy to finally share our work on the role of EPAC1 in brown adipose tissue Nature Cell Biology nature.com/articles/s4155…

Hot off the press! In this new manuscript, we report on the metabolic mechanisms underlying the relationship between BAT and plasma lipids (FFA/TG) in women with overweight/obesity. Many thanks all the co-authors! Inst Metabolic Science-Metabolic Research Labs Test Account sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

📢Time to voice our concerns about the #WissZeitVG once again! ➡️17 scientific societies, which together represent more than 55,000 scientists, are speaking out! 👉Please share our initiative! 🔁Please RT

Thrilled that our huge team effort with Jan-Wilhelm Kornfeld 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇵🇸 is out in Nature Metabolism 🥳 supported by CRC/TRR-BATenergy A huge thank you to all collaborators! If you want to know how a truncated AC3 isoform regulates #BAT function, have a look here nature.com/articles/s4225…