January 31, 2023
Kick starting collaborations to generate new research opportunities
Through his project ‘Identifying the molecular pathways to greater muscle quality in older adults: impacts of lifestyle, socio-economic status, nutrition, and exercise’, Dr Mark Burton explains how an early MyAge collaboration initiation project has helped to address old research problems.
January 31, 2023
Comparison of force control (magnitude- and complexity-based measures) between adolescents and adults
Dr Williams’s research focuses on pediatric exercise physiology is well-placed to recruit young people to research studies, while Dr Pethick provides analytical experience in muscle force control.
January 31, 2023
Kick-starting new collaborations across universities
Delivering a single-cell atlas of human skeletal muscle in youth and older age, Dr Colleen Deane explains how an early MyAge collaboration initiation project has helped her to learn new skills and secure larger funding
January 31, 2023
About muscle ageing research
Muscle loss is the single largest reason for losing independence in old age, so it is important to keep muscles resilient as we age.
November 30, 2022
Congratulations to awardees of BLAST pump priming (round 1)
October 10, 2022
