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Katie and Jacob presented their work at the European Drosophila Research Conference in Alicante - September 25th-28th 2025

EDRC 2025 Alicante   Using a CaFe assay to assess mitochondrial function in olanzapine treated D.melanogaster.  Katherine Mortimer  'The EDRC 2025 brought together researchers from a diverse range of disciplines with a shared interest in using Drosophila melanogaster as a biological model. For that reason, I thoroughly enjoyed the poster session. I had lots of interesting conversations pertaining to all areas of my poster, from specific methodology to a general interest in mitochondria. I found myself chatting to people for the whole 2-hour session and walking away with lots of useful insights and connections. ' Quantum Sensing of Mitochondrial Physiology in Response to a Hypomagnetic Field. Jacob Reed 'It was great to be surrounded by researchers from around the world at the 28th EDRC, all sharing a passion for Drosophila. I especially enjoyed the talks on metabolism and mitochondria, which led to insightful conversations on mito-nuclear DNA mismatch. Presentin...

Some impressions from the expedition

 

The science team on PS#146

  You can read about the expedition and also past and future campaigns on the AWI Polarstern blog .

Also while on board - an interview with BBC Science in Action

 From around 30 minutes into the programme you can hear about our project on board Polarstern expedition#146

We had a live link-up on Polarstern with the Festival of Tomorrow

  It was a bit chaotic but here you can see inside the ship and find out a bit more about what I was doing in Antarctica.