Neuroscience PhD student @NeuroMDAUTH | Obsessed with behavior | Loud music and quiet music | Correct me if I’m wrong | Vertical bars to separate descriptors
I am proud to share my undergraduate work from Therese Kosten's lab @UHouston, freshly published in @BBI_Health. Without Terri's guidance, I would not be here 5 yrs later still trying to figure out just what this whole "brain" thing is all about.
Congrats to the winners of the GSEC poster competition!!!! 🏆 👏 1st: Stephen Farmer 2nd: Joan Jacob, Hannah Wilson 3rd: Dounya Jalloul, (not shown: Damian Gorski, Ulises Gonzalez, Ruoyu Wang)
Christmas paper: excellent @npp_journal paper of @SergeAhmed lab showing that punishment suppression of drug intake changes with punishment experience, suggesting that punishment resistance, a common measure of compulsive drug use, is not a stable trait
https://t.co/DdLKR2025P
A wonderful series of end of tutorial talks from the 1st year neuroscience students. Congratulations to the students and mentors on their exciting research!
Congratulations to the winners from UTHealth at the 28th annual Neuroscience Poster Session. In 1st place, @xuzhang95! In 2nd place, @Melissa_Franch! In 3rd place, @CanaQuave! 🧠🎉
1/ I'm fortunate to mentor two awesome PhD students who received @NIH F31 awards. These pay about 26K in salary. In NYC, PhD students earn around 46K, leaving a 20K gap. It turns out that I cannot use R01/R21 funding to pay for this gap and have to rely on discretionary funds.
Are you attending the #SfN2022 and interested in decision making, approach-avoidance conflict, USVs and corticothalamic circuits? Stop by our posters on Sun and Tue PM to learn from our talented students @xuzhang95@CanaQuave@VickyChuong@claireeuncho and others. 🐀🧀🐈⬛⚡️🎼🧠
1/6 PGE2 is one of the principal bioactive prostaglandins, critical signaling lipids implicated in body homeostais and pathegenic inflammatory response, yet its in vivo dynamics are largely unknown. #GRABsensors#Prostaglandins
@KathieKaneW@F1R30N@slava__bobrov It definitely does! Electrolyte balance can have a huge impact on neurological function. Typically, though, the body is very good at keeping this in check, but certain disease states or external factors can upset that, which is when you start to see issues.
The Center for Neural Science at NYU @NYU_CNS invites applications for two full-time tenure-track faculty positions in systems neuroscience. Come be our colleague in an amazing and growing department.
https://t.co/sg9rhFEorK