Dr Bryan Ng
@BryanNgZH
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Researcher @ASTARsg's SICS & IMCB on ageing & age-related neurodegenerative diseases. Former PhD student @WadeMartinsLab & postdoc @UKDRI
Singapore
Joined June 2009
Happy to share my 2nd iPSC paper from my PhD studies with @WadeMartinsLab at We showed that depleting tau in human iPSC-derived neurons is protective against Abeta. It was a collaborative effort, extremely thankful to the team. #research #Alzheimer
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Unsolicited advice for ECRs like me - science is not meant to be easy! Always rmb these two juxtaposed lines: "it's just a job" & "it's more than a job" at different times to find a mental balance. You can always find another job, but also what you're doing is amazing! #research
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This is a really useful list to put into perspective how serious the issue is, though unfortunately for a negative side of the research field.. Would anyone be surprised at this point if there are more? From the US and anywhere else? ๐ซ
List of high-level Alzheimer's researchers accused of credible fraud:๐งต #1 - Marc Tessier-Lavigne Genentech pointed out problems in his 2009 Nature paper in 2012. After an expose by @tab_delete, he had to resign from Stanford Presidency, but can still run lab and do research.
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RT @nlconnor_robson: ๐ข Come join the lab! You will be investigating the role of endocytic dysfunction in novel patient derived iPSC linesโฆ
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@aa_widjaja Thanks Anissa! I've since returned to Singapore for almost a year now. Hope to catch up with you somewhere in SG next time!
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I've also published a concise and accessible version about the paper on Springer Nature's "Behind the Paper" blog here Essentially the TL;DR version ๐ #research #Alzheimer #phdchat
Happy to share my 2nd iPSC paper from my PhD studies with @WadeMartinsLab at We showed that depleting tau in human iPSC-derived neurons is protective against Abeta. It was a collaborative effort, extremely thankful to the team. #research #Alzheimer
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@KarabovaMaria @andcyang @GladstoneInst Congrats Maria! I've never been to Gladstone but must be a great place to do science๐
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In bio-research fields we often see established scientists who were originally trained as physicists, in computation or math but I have not heard of the opposite cases.. are there any bio-scientists who succeeded in other disciplines? Does that mean my #research is "easy" ?! ๐ญ
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Recently I've been re-submitting a grant proposal, and the said proposal needs to be the same novel idea that cannot be same-new but new-different; maintaining the novelty but not the same-novel because then it'd be not-novel relative to the 1st submission. Fun. #research
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#ThoughtForTheDay sometimes I chuckle to myself when I walk into supposedly sterile lab environments as a giant blob of microbes myself thinking I am capable of keeping the lab/cells/reagents germ-free ๐
#research #microbiome
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