Elizabeth Eckman

Director of Preclinical Research MidAtlantic Neonatology Associates Biomedical Research Institute of New Jersey

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@jdpereira Not sure about the funding, but really interesting result!

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@BRInjResearch is at #SfN2025. Come visit us at our presentations on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday!

Monday 8:00 am - noon, board J11. Chris Lee presents: “Residual GALC activity correlates with psychosine levels in GALC missense variants cell model of Krabbe disease”

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@BRInjResearch is at #SfN2025 Come visit us at our presentations on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday!

Sunday 10:00 am Room 30 @AGungorAydin presents “Whispers of dementia from the auditory brain in a preclinical model of a novel early biomarker of Alzheimer’s disease risk”

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@BRInjResearch is at #SfN2025. Come visit us at our presentations on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday!

Monday 8:00 am - noon, board J11. Chris Lee presents: “Residual GALC activity correlates with psychosine levels in GALC missense variants cell model of Krabbe disease”

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@BRInjResearch is at #SfN2025. Visit us at our presentations on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday!

Tuesday 8:00 am - noon, board D30. Dana Clausen presents: “APP and ECE-1 conditional knockout mice reveal neuronal subtype-specific differences in Abeta production and regulation”

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@BRInjResearch is at #SfN2025 Come visit us at our presentations on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday!

Sunday 10:00 am Room 30 @AGungorAydin presents “Whispers of dementia from the auditory brain in a preclinical model of a novel early biomarker of Alzheimer’s disease risk”

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@AGungorAydin @ustunaydin Congratulations!!
@ustunaydin

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@AGungorAydin Welcome!

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@kastanenka Very sorry to hear this

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@AGungorAydin @BRInjResearch Yay! We are thrilled that you’ll be joining the faculty at BRInj! Welcome aboard!

[Aysegul Gungor Aydin @AGungorAydin]

🚨 Finally it's time to announce!
I'm thrilled to share that I will join @BRInjResearch as an Assistant Professor in January 2025!
Gungor Aydin lab will study auditory processing/learning in neurodevelopment disorders and roles of astrocytes in auditory circuits and behavior!1/2

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@jdpereira Feel better soon!

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@NavinPokala @Caroline_Bartma @hsiung_chris Us, too, and usually comes with a warranty!

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@jdpereira Congratulations!

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@jungsukim77 @jdpereira @sciliz Reminds me a bit of my daughter’s fascination/obsession with fractals at a young age! Like Northwestern, Duke has cool youth programs and she really loved them as a middle schooler!

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

@jdpereira Check out Alzheimer’s Association, Bright Focus, and ADDF. Alz Association has grants for “new to field” but I’m not sure if other neurodegenerative disease researchers are eligible. Good luck!

[SfN Journals @SfNJournals]

#JNeurosci: Using a mouse model of #Alzheimer’s disease, @ElizabethEckman et al. @BRInjResearch provide evidence that Aβ aggregates building up in synapses are formed locally, within synaptic endosomes, and independently from extracellular plaques.
https://t.co/63T50njZRz

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Our latest publication in #JNeurosci shows that Aβ42 fibrils form in synaptic endosomes before the emergence of extracellular amyloid plaques in a model of #Alzheimer’s disease.
https://t.co/MVJXA2dqkC

[Elizabeth Eckman @ElizabethEckman]

Had a great time last week @KeystoneSymp #KSNeurodegen22 in beautiful Keystone, Colorado presenting our latest research on #Alzheimers and listening to many great talks!
@BRInjResearch

[Jen Heemstra @jenheemstra]

You might have seen a “scientific study” that said chloroquine can cure #COVID19…and then another one that shows that it can’t. Wondering what’s up with this? Are scientists lying to us? Are they just confused? Usually not. It all has to do with how we do science. A thread.