@anttilopp @gerec_fi @JYUsport_health @uniofjyvaskyla Congratulations Antti!

@Metabolcenter @EASOobesity @novonordiskfond Congratulations Ruth, Well deserved

RT @Metabolcenter: Professor Ruth Loos receives Obesity Prize for Excellence ! 🏆🎉 She receives the DKK 2M award from @EASOobesity and @nov…

RT @WHOCenterFrailt: A hallmark of aging ? "Ten‐year longitudinal changes in muscle power, force, and velocity in young, middle‐aged, and o…

@DalleSebastiaan Congrats in this nice work!

@nir_eynon @biorxivpreprint @DrAdamPSharples @me_lindholm Great work !

Great poster contributions and oral presentations of master and (post-)doc students at the 27th VBSW meeting hosted @FaBeRkuleuven

@EvelienVanRoie Met een gemiddelde loopsnelheid van 24 km/uur gedurende 24 uur (als ik goed gerekend heb) - proficiat !!!

@DrAdamPSharples @NatureGenet Happy that we could contribute to this large amount of work.

@jjodx Knappe bijdrage !

@nir_eynon @iHealthSportVU @victoriauninews @AuPhysiolSoc Congratulations Sarah!

@debocklab Great work !

RT @DrAdamPSharples: Fantastic work by Sarah Voisin & Nir Eynon is published today | Meta‐analysis of genome‐wide DNA methylation and integ…

RT @BoschBosch: Lichamelijke opvoeding is en blijft een fundamenteel en belangrijk vak!

@DrAdamPSharples @HughesDC_Muscle @scbodine @dan_owie @TrulsRaastad @OlivierSeynnes @nih_sognsvann Congratulations Adam!

@DrAdamPSharples Congratulations Adam !

Took some time, but proud to see it in early print in Journal of Cachexia, Sarcopenia and Muscle - congratulations Lingxiao and the Move-Age team

@nir_eynon Proud to be a contributor to this impressive work of Sarah Voisin and @nir_eynon's lab!

@SBlocquiaux Wish you an excellent start @Vlerick - sad that you leave our research group. Losing a hard working, super organised, warm person, intelligent researcher.... I'm sure you'll translate your many talents in whatever context you'll end up in. Wish you all the best!

Lingxiao's report on genetic variation in loss of muscle mass and strength one-year after session of a long-term training program published in 'Genes'. Losing training gains partially depend on your genetic make-up.