At #INSAR tonight (Poster 79), I will be presenting my recent work in the Behrmann lab @CarnegieMellon. I will be discussing how differences in task-evoked pupil dilations in individuals with ASD suggest differences in regulation of norepinephrine and neural gain.
The #doubledoc#mdphd track can get very leaky at the residency level. It’s not always clear what the next steps are. People are beginning to recognize that - Stanford is launching a new program to support resident physician investigators. @A_P_S_A
I was told not to consider applying to medical school because I “probably wouldn’t be good at it”. In 1998, I became Canada’s first female Indigenous psychiatrist & I have worked in the field of Indigenous Mental Health for over 20 years.
Feeling incredibly relieved and excited to see our last five years' work published today.
Synaptic Vesicle Recycling Pathway Determines Neurotransmitter Content and Release Properties https://t.co/4v8yvnzFhq
It is with great sadness I note the passing of Nobel Prize-Winning Neuroscientist, Paul Greengard. His groundbreaking work describing how brain cells respond to dopamine transformed the way we understand and treat mental and neurological disorders. https://t.co/UQAZSlRk4j
TFW you give lab meeting and all the undergrads have creative, thought-provoking questions - science at its best! It's really rewarding to help inspire great ideas from other trainees. Great example of science as a team sport.
Today I'm grateful for my email rule: when responding to emails that make me mad I wait ~1hr after writing the email before sending it.
Very rarely do I send what I wrote initially but writing it down makes me feel better & after an hour I can write a more productive response.
Beyond thrilled to announce our paper is now online @sciencemagazine - work led by @RachelModa, @mhmurdock1 and myself demonstrating that #ketamine normalizes depression-related behavior by restoring lost spines and coordinating mPFC ensemble activity!
https://t.co/CSVjiX8qfa
First lab meeting for the quarter and we tried something new: I asked my UG students: "What does it take to be a successful researcher? i.e. What do you want to learn?" Here's what they said:
Happy to share our latest paper revealing a glutamatergic projection from the pedunculopontine nucleus selectively targeting striatal interneurons. This work was a joint effort with @JTep lab and led by the great work by @maxime_assous and @DautanDaniel (https://t.co/LpTmP2qs4L)
1/“Dopamine modulation of prefrontal cortex is MANIFOLD..” is out. Here is the story of why and how we did the study, and what we found https://t.co/sQ9HaVkQZ0
We are so looking forward to today's Distinguished Scientist Lecture with @NIMHDirector at 12pm in the Western Psychiatric Hospital Auditorium! More info: https://t.co/jgxja0H8bk