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Science Writer

 at Technology Networks

Isabel joined Technology Networks in June 2024 as a Science Writer and Editor after completing her PhD in human physiology from the University of Nottingham. Her research focused on the importance of dietary protein and exercise in maximizing muscle health in advancing age. She also holds a BSc in exercise and sport sciences from the University of Exeter and an MRes in medicine and health from the University of Nottingham.


Education

University of Nottingham  

University of Exeter  


Areas of Expertise

Skeletal muscle
Exercise physiology
Sarcopenia
Dietary protein
Physical (in)activity

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Published Content
Total: 23
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Article

Balancing Weight Loss and Muscle Health in the Age of Incretin-Mimetic Drugs

Incretin-mimetic drugs contribute to dramatic weight loss, but this does not solely mean fat loss. In this article, we explore the impact of incretin-mimetic drugs on muscle health and what can be done to limit these severe side effects.
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Industry Insight

Advancing Antibody Innovation Through Discovery, Customization and Sustainability

In this interview, Technology Networks spoke with Dr. Sophie Mayle, Dr. Paul Royle and Dr. John Cardone from Bio-Rad's custom antibody services team, to learn more about the developments and future directions within antibody innovation.
A vibrant 3D illustration of a protein molecule with intertwined structures in green, orange, and purple against a dark background.
Industry Insight

Advancing Protein Prototyping Through Rapid and Efficient Systems

In this interview, we learn more about Nuclera's eProtein Discovery™ system, cutting protein production to 48 hours, solving solubility challenges and accelerating R&D with a "fail fast, succeed faster" strategy.
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Infographic

Mapping Cancer’s Blueprint: Genetics, Metabolism and Targeted Therapies

Download this infographic to learn more about the role of metabolism and genetics in cancer progression, how we can study cancer metabolism and how targeted therapies can be utilized for cancer treatment.
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Industry Insight

The Role of Cytokines and Growth Factors in Advancing Cell Culture

In this interview, Technology Networks spoke with Dr. Laura Lyon, product manager of cell culture technologies at Sartorius, to explore the critical role of cytokines and growth factors in in vitro experiments.
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Infographic

Spatial Transcriptomics in Neuroscience

Single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) approaches can provide transcriptomic profiles of individual cells isolated from brain tissue.
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Industry Insight

Revolutionizing Biomolecule Analysis With Advanced Mass Spectrometry

In this interview, Technology Networks spoke with Dr. Daniel DeBord, CTO at MOBILion Systems, to discuss its next-generation MS approach that addresses long-standing limitations within the technology.
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Industry Insight

How Can We Increase the Efficiency of Human-Based Research?

Human-based researchers spend a significant portion of their time on administrative tasks, particularly participant recruitment and management. A startup company, Study Stream, aims to address this issue and make human-based research more efficient.
Various high-protein foods arranged on a wooden board with wooden tiles spelling 'protein'
Article

How Much Protein Should We Be Eating?

Protein is essential for supporting muscle health. This article explores the evolving science of protein consumption, emphasizing exciting innovations in non-animal proteins and addressing misconceptions surrounding protein supplements.
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Article

Advancing Mass Spectrometry Data Analysis Through Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

This article delves into MS data analysis and its associated challenges, how AI/ML can aid analyses and exciting potential future developments in the field, with specific applications to proteomics and metabolomics research.
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