Michèle Insanally

New Yorker • Neuroscientist • Formerly @UCBerkeley @Columbia @NYUniversity

[Michèle Insanally @InsanallyM]

New paper out in @NatureComms!

Combining in vivo cell-attached, extracellular, and whole-cell recordings during behavior with a spiking RNN we show how a diversity of neural response types contributes to network function and task performance.

https://t.co/A1JvkWjERn

[Michèle Insanally @InsanallyM]

@neuroamyo Congratulations, Amy! So well-deserved! 🎉🎉🎉

[Michèle Insanally @InsanallyM]

@ucsdbiosciences @lovett_barron Congrats @katie_a_martin ! ✨

[CosyneMeeting @CosyneMeeting]

Do you want to promote an inclusive and diverse @CosyneMeeting? Join the 2025 Cosyne DEIA Committee!

We need students, postdocs, and faculty to help! For questions, contact @lukesjulson or @denisejcai. Please RT!

https://t.co/NO9u8c1FUP

[Ya'el Courtney, PhD @ScienceYael]

Exciting news! 🎉 @HHMINEWS Gilliam Fellowship applications opened yesterday. If you're a 2nd or 3rd yr PhD student (& U.S. citizen) passionate about science & building an inclusive scientific community, check out my application guide! 🌐🔬 #HHMIGilliam

https://t.co/BSQ11pBpfW

[Tania Barkat @tania_barkat]

We have an opening for a postdoc position. Research questions will be in the field of auditory systems neuroscience, with the broad goal of dissecting the neuronal circuits for sensory processing, perception, and learning. For more info, check https://t.co/r8vNSJ6cKS

[SueYeon Chung @s_y_chung]

The call for #Cosyne25 workshop proposals is now live!

https://t.co/1nN2aGn5Ep

Deadline: October 4th, 2024

Your workshop chairs this year are myself and @g_lajoie_

Please RT!

@CosyneMeeting @EngelTatiana @thefrankslab

[nature @Nature]

Not for the first time, all Nobel Prizes in scientific disciplines this year have been awarded to men

[Ishmail Abdus-Saboor @IshmailSaboor]

@Jared_Boyce We’ve never had a single Black science laureate, ever. Its typically not discussed because its commonplace, a known, a given. As more doors of access are opened to us to reach for the upper echelons of science, I hope this changes one day…

[Amy Orsborn, PhD 👩‍🔬🐵 @neuroamyo]

Sharing b/c:

1) If you're part of an underrepresented group & picked up on this - you're not imagining it.

2) It's sad to hear trainees describing familiar challenges. We can & must do better. These interactions tell you a lot about a field's culture. Let's improve it

3/3

[Marlene Cohen @marlenecohen]

Our lab has SEVEN presentations on the last/best day of SfN. Come start your day with us in S106, and spend the afternoon at posters G27-G31. We've got vision, audition(!), learning, memory, sequential decisions, disease models, and lots of neural populations. See you there!

[Amy Orsborn, PhD 👩‍🔬🐵 @neuroamyo]

We're coming to the home stretch of #SfN2024 #SfN24 ! As you finalize your schedules for Tuesday and Wednesday, make sure to add two posters from @aolab_neuro:

[Mark A Nicholas @Markolas11]

Hey if you are still around #Sfn24 this afternoon and interested in cell type-specific cortex and striatum concurrent recordings during trial and error learning, come check out our work

@YttriLab @SfNtweets #sfn2024

[The Transmitter @_TheTransmitter]

Kanaka Rajan @KanakaRajanPhD sat down with @OliviaGieger to discuss how art can help explain complex ideas without diluting the science.

https://t.co/Ux4odFGTww

[Michèle Insanally @InsanallyM]

Stop by our posters at SfN this year! @SfNtweets

[Michèle Insanally @InsanallyM]

@neuroamyo Happy Birthday Amy! Looks like a beautiful trip!

[Vallentin Lab @LabVallentin]

https://t.co/VvjA7B8KAV

[Black In Neuro 🧠 @BlackInNeuro]

On Thursday August 1 we will be back with one of our most popular days of #BINW24. 🧠

NeuroRacism is all about the ways in which racism within our society can be perpetuated through neuroscience. This year we build on this premise with a panel discussion. ✊🏾✨

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[Michèle Insanally @InsanallyM]

@iaahmed123 Aww, it was great catching up and meeting your beautiful family!

[Michèle Insanally @InsanallyM]

✨So fortunate to have mentored these two exceptionally talented junior researchers! Farewell to Jade Toth who is heading to the Neuroscience PhD program @Columbia and Aaron Zeng who is off to the EECS PhD program @MIT this fall! Can't wait to see what they do next!

[Bloomberg Philanthropies @BloombergDotOrg]

We’re making a $600 million gift to the country’s 4 historically Black medical schools - which will help diversify the medical field, address racial health and wealth equity, & save lives. https://t.co/hg1ZFgRsV4