Nathaniel S. Woodling

The paper develops an Inclusive Leadership Programme for bioscientists to foster autonomy and inclusivity in research environments, showing it normalizes self-perception distributions and provides a baseline for best practices.

This study evaluates the auxin-inducible gene expression system (AGES) in Drosophila ageing research, finding it effective for transgene induction but with potential confounding phenotypes.

The paper uses chemotypes derived from FTIR spectroscopy and machine learning to predict biological variation and stress response in Drosophila melanogaster.

The paper identifies neuronal vulnerability to C9orf72 repeat expansion by analyzing transcriptional states in a Drosophila model, finding that Xbp1 expression correlates with resistance to toxicity.

This study examines sex- and strain-dependent effects of ageing on sleep and activity in Drosophila, finding that some phenotypes vary significantly between sexes and strains while others are more consistent.

This study shows that retaining proteins in the ER can rescue Aβ toxicity in Drosophila and mouse models, suggesting a potential therapeutic strategy for Alzheimer's disease.

The paper identifies Plum as a regulator of neuromuscular function and muscle size in Drosophila by modulating Myoglianin activity.