The latest issue with the Journal is out now and it's a themed issue: Mission possible: Gene therapy for inherited metabolic diseases The first issue of 2024 is also our first available online only so be sure to check it out. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15732665/2…

Got interested in Gyrate Atrophy, then I got curious about my own eyes. So why not take a photo of your eye and your partner’s together on the Valentine’s Day? It’s so cool, right?😎

We are looking for an Associate Professor in molecular therapy development in the field of inherited metabolic diseases! Embedded in the Emma Center for Personalized Medicine, in a joint effort between depts Human Genetics and Genetic Metabolic Diseases nature.com/naturecareers/…

🎉 Proud to share our latest paper, in Nature Aging, in which we identified BMPs (the lipids, not the protein) as a class of aging lipids in mice and humans ⬇️ rdcu.be/dEx0f

We are looking for an enthusiastic, ambitious, early/mid-career Assistant / Associate professor with a proven track record in the field of molecular metabolism, with a focus on metabolic control during stress and ageing. For more details: bit.ly/3W5AZr0

We are looking for a skilled lab technician to contribute to our upcoming one-year lysosome project. Interested? Apply now and help us unlock new discoveries! werkenbij.amsterdamumc.org/en/vacatures/r…

Happy to share our latest paper published at iScience! Well-done Weisha Li !! And it’s also my first co-corresponding author paper together with Georges Janssens 😃😃 good team work makes good papers! Congratulations to all the co-authors!🎉🎉Riekelt Houtkooper Rebecca McIntyre

Really cool that our paper also made the cover of Nature Aging! Thanks to Joana C. Carvalho for the inspiring design!! Link to paper ⬇️

Thanks to all the current and past collaborators which made this happen - #1 in Switzerland research.com/u/johan-auwerx

Next up at Dutch Translational Metabolism Conference is keynote Bart Deplancke from EPFL indulging us on adipose tissue cell biology

Master class on science communication, with the great Martine Kamsma from NRC, Jayron and Suzanne of The Struggling Scientists Podcast, and Eileen Daniels of SciCom NL!

Congrats to Xiaoxu Li and the coauthors!!