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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Madesh Muniswamy is a tenured Long Endowed Professor of Med
 icine and was a Director of the Center for Mitochondrial Medicine at UT He
 alth San Antonio. He previously held faculty appointments in the Departmen
 t of Cancer Biology at the University of Pennsylvania and the Department o
 f Medical Genetics and Molecular Biochemistry at Temple University School 
 of Medicine.Following his doctoral training in biochemistry at the Welcome
  Trust Research Laboratory\, Dr. Muniswamy completed postdoctoral training
  with Dr. György Hajnóczky at Thomas Jefferson University and Dr. Craig B.
  Thompson at the University of Pennsylvania\, focusing on mitochondrial ca
 lcium signaling\, cellular metabolism\, and mechanisms of cell survival an
 d death. Dr. Muniswamy is an internationally recognized investigator in mi
 tochondrial biology\, cellular calcium and magnesium signaling\, and metab
 olic regulation. His laboratory has made fundamental contributions to iden
 tifying and characterizing mitochondrial ion transport machinery\, includi
 ng components of the mitochondrial calcium uniporter\, the mitochondrial m
 agnesium channel MRS2\, and the endoplasmic reticulum magnesium transporte
 r ERMA.His NIH-funded research investigates how intracellular ion signalin
 g and organelle communication regulate mitochondrial bioenergetics\, metab
 olic reprogramming\, and disease progression\, with implications for cance
 r\, cardiovascular disease\, and metabolic disorders.He has published exte
 nsively in leading scientific journals\, including Cell\, Nature Cell Biol
 ogy\, and Molecular Cell.
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LOCATION:Ohio\,United States\,Cincinnati\,3125 Eden Ave
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SUMMARY:Special Seminar - Dr. Madesh Muniswamy
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Dr. Madesh Muniswamy is a tenured Long Endo
 wed Professor of Medicine and was a Director of the Center for Mitochondri
 al Medicine at UT Health San Antonio. He previously held faculty appointme
 nts in the Department of Cancer Biology at the University of Pennsylvania 
 and the Department of Medical Genetics and Molecular Biochemistry at Templ
 e University School of Medicine.</p><p>Following his doctoral training in 
 biochemistry at the Welcome Trust Research Laboratory\, Dr. Muniswamy comp
 leted postdoctoral training with Dr. György Hajnóczky at Thomas Jefferson 
 University and Dr. Craig B. Thompson at the University of Pennsylvania\, f
 ocusing on mitochondrial calcium signaling\, cellular metabolism\, and mec
 hanisms of cell survival and death.</p> <p>Dr. Muniswamy is an internation
 ally recognized investigator in mitochondrial biology\, cellular calcium a
 nd magnesium signaling\, and metabolic regulation. His laboratory has made
  fundamental contributions to identifying and characterizing mitochondrial
  ion transport machinery\, including components of the mitochondrial calci
 um uniporter\, the mitochondrial magnesium channel MRS2\, and the endoplas
 mic reticulum magnesium transporter ERMA.</p><p>His NIH-funded research in
 vestigates how intracellular ion signaling and organelle communication reg
 ulate mitochondrial bioenergetics\, metabolic reprogramming\, and disease 
 progression\, with implications for cancer\, cardiovascular disease\, and 
 metabolic disorders.</p><p>He has published extensively in leading scienti
 fic journals\, including Cell\, Nature Cell Biology\, and Molecular Cell.<
 /p>
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