Our latest paper investigating how maternal obesity affects offspring skeletal muscle insulin response just came out in Diabetes. Check it out!

Zach successfully defended his thesis investigating the role of PI3 Kinase regulatory subunits in adipose tissue insulin response. Zach will be starting a post-doc at University of Colorado Boulder. Congratulations Zach!

Zach’s first paper of his Ph.D. thesis has officially been accepted. Congratulations Zach!

Check out the paper online soon.

Congratulations Jade, presenting her research on how maternal obesity influences circadian rhythms in offspring skeletal muscle at the Undergraduate Research Symposium and presenting her honors college thesis this week!

Congratulations Shawn on winning a summer research fellowship from the American Physiological Society! Shawn will spend the summer in the lab studying how SIRT1 regulates PI3Kinase in response to diet.

http://www.the-aps.org/summerresearch

The newest members of the Obesity and Metabolism Research Lab just finished their first quarter in the UO Human Physiology Ph.D. program. Welcome to Oregon Nelson and Keenan!

Congratulations Mai’ana on Presenting her poster “In Utero High Fat Diet Exposure Disrupts Circadian Rhythms in Mice” at the 2016 Undergraduate Research Symposium!