Mathieu Bottier, PhD

@mathieu_bottier

@mruk_charity Fellow | AI-driven Diagnostics & Ciliary Function Research | Translational Biomedical Engineering | @RBandH | Communications Officer @BeatPCD

London, UK Joined November 2017

646 Following 774 Followers 3K Posts

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Mathieu Bottier, PhD @mathieu_bottier Aug 21

An incredible honour to receive the Outstanding Clinical Science Poster Award at the Global PCD Conference 2026! Huge thanks to
@PCDFoundation, @beatpcd & @ErnLung and to the legendary Dr Magee Leigh for presenting me with the award.

Mathieu Bottier, PhD @mathieu_bottier Sep 30

Excited about the new name that better reflects the goals @mruk_charity
We are Medical Research UK youtu.be/JA8t_PsNaWs?si… via @YouTube

www.youtube.com We are Medical Research UK There are still too many conditions affecting millions of us where ...

Mathieu Bottier, PhD @mathieu_bottier Sep 25

What should be the next target ? 1000 followers ?

BEAT-PCD (ERS CRC) @beatpcd Sep 25

A huge thank you to everyone who follows BEAT-PCD, supports our work, and helps us share information about primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD).
Let’s keep reaching out to the community and spreading the word. facebook.com/profile.php?id…

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Mathieu Bottier, PhD @mathieu_bottier Sep 21

Very excited about this! BEAT-PCD.org is very easy to remember! Bookmark for go-to page for PCD news, webinars and ressources. Including patients involvement and support groups

www.beat-pcd.org BEAT-PCD | Better Experimental Approaches to Treat Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia Explore BEAT-PCD, an international research network focused on improving diagnosis, treatment, and management of primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD). Join our resources and events.

BEAT-PCD (ERS CRC) @beatpcd Sep 21

BEAT-PCD has reached the final step in its digital transformation!
Explore our new, simplified website at beat-pcd.org for faster access to resources, research, and community updates.

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Mathieu Bottier, PhD @mathieu_bottier Sep 18

Will never not get excited about great images of cilia!
I wonder the PCD-causing gene involved. The beat pattern looks quite unusual and some cilia also seem to disappear, so I’m curious about how much of this is related to the imaging/reconstruction versus the biology.