Really glad to have this work identifying the key role of PV-neurons in the ventral hippocampus in gating the anxiolytic actions of the serotonergic psychedelic, DOI, out in @NeuroCellPress@TIFRScience https://t.co/pfcVkxqQ8K
Excited to share that our latest research paper is now available in IBRO Neuroscience Reports. 🎊🎉This paper highlights the effects of chemogenetic activation of hippocampal progenitors on adult neurogenesis, anxiety-like behavior, and fear extinction learning.
There are scholarships covering grad school tuitions, travel and accommodation and every other remotely possible thing. Is there anything to cover the COLOSSAL amount of application fees for US unis, which don't require me to apply before I even know what I want to do for a PhD?!
#InfosysPrize2022 in Life Sciences is awarded to Vidita Vaidya, @TIFRScience, for her fundamental contributions to understanding brain mechanisms that underlie mood disorders such as anxiety and depression, including signals engaged by the neurotransmitter serotonin...
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Negative results matter - specially when they tell you something you didn't anticipate - Pharmacological lesions of NE neurons, but not genetic loss of NE, reduces hippocampal progenitor proliferation @darshanakapri @LCneuroscience
https://t.co/XFtWEvpprD
Join @NikhilHajirnis in his journey to be a scientist, starting as a child in #Indore. From tweaking lenses to dissecting the details of life as a PhD student, he takes us thru the excitement of hands-on experimentation as well as vis a vis with failures. https://t.co/e3NnsPWYkO
Times are changing at IISER Mohali. As the issue of gender segregation in student spaces reaches a boiling point, the student community is forced to battle an increasingly authoritarian administration that silences their voices.
Follow the 🧵.
I am excited to announce that I have been offered a Research Assistant Position at Prof. Ursula Wyneken's lab at the UANDES, Chile. However, I cannot afford to travel to Chile, thus, I am fundraising:
https://t.co/E1wUbdhmbt
Anything helps! Please RT if you can't donate.
Check out this vintage overlay booklet called the “Human Brain in Diachome” created by Windell J. S. Krieg circa 1973. I’m a sucker for these clear slide overlays…I’d like to do something like this with my medical art one day. #vinatage#medicalillustration