Amie Post

from microbes to human family to organizations and society - using Bowen Theory as a framework to think

[Erik Hom @erikfyhom]

Ursula Goodenough's book (2nd ed) is coming out in Feb 2023, should be thought-provoking: https://t.co/k1Prmh04cd. Spent a lovely June day at her home on Martha's Vineyard catching up, strolling around, talking science, lichens, etc. Ran out of time, but hopefully again soon!

[Amie Post @PostAmie]

Taking subjectivity seriously: towards a unification of phenomenology, psychiatry, and neuroscience | Molecular Psychiatry https://t.co/cwDzGnuWnu

[Erik Hom @erikfyhom]

Discovery of integrons in Archaea: Platforms for cross-domain gene transfer https://t.co/GBUhHMjmiS

[Larry Young @lyoun03]

Wolves infected with Toxoplasma are 46x more likely to become pack leaders!! Cool! https://t.co/F5ciAan3vb

A parasite makes wolves more likely to become pack leaders https://t.co/ClHoDDUMdo

[Marc Bekoff @MarcBekoff]

Bumblebees play as humans and dogs do, study suggests

https://t.co/6yVURw5A1u

[Amie Post @PostAmie]

#annualsymposium Where else can a Saturday include @erikfyhom @David_S_Wilson and @thebowencenter

[Amie Post @PostAmie]

Day 2 of @thebowencenter #annualsymposium. Looking forward to @erikfyhom lecture later today. Appreciating Murray Bowen’s commitment to integrate psychotherapy and natural science and his vision to lead the way toward systems science of the human.

[Amie Post @PostAmie]

Can stress spread like a virus? What animals tell us. https://t.co/nqn6510PXw

[Amie Post @PostAmie]

I am #todayyearsold when I learned that turtles communicate. Just never crossed my mind….

[Simon W. Townsend @SimonWTownsend]

What can turtle communication tell us about the origins of acoustic communication? Check out our new @NatureComms paper led by the awesome @GabrielJCohen @UZH_en https://t.co/e9eElu2Qog A🧵

[Tessa Davis @TessaRDavis]

#1: Don't start your prep with slide creation.

Make your slides the LAST stage of your prep.

Start with:

• Your audience
• Your story arc
• Your content

Once that’s done THEN think about where slides add value.

[Kevin Mitchell @WiringTheBrain]

A super piece from @yoginho: Philosophy for Biologists - Part I - Untethered in the Platonic Realm https://t.co/R2VyIf2AyT

[Karim Jerbi @karimjerbineuro]

🎉 Our review on Brain Criticality just made the cover of Today’s issue of TINS ✨🧠

@TrendsNeuro

Curious about the story behind this image? 🧵1/6

[Jennifer Somers @SomersJenn]

Now out (#openaccess) @SAGEJournals Psychological Science: Evidence of a child-driven prenatal programming pathway via the volatility in infant negative affect during playful interactions: https://t.co/kfWbaAaKJb
🧵below for key takeaways:

[Clara Wilson @ClaraHBWilson]

Stress has an odour and dogs can smell it - new paper out! In each test session, dogs were given one person’s relaxed and stressed samples, taken only four minutes apart. In 94% of 720 trials, the dogs were able to correctly alert us to the stress sample. https://t.co/a048Gx3lkQ

[Anna C Vinton, PhD @TheoreticalAnna]

Happy to share our new paper in @Trends_Ecol_Evo on the interplay between plasticity and evolution in response to different types of environmental change! @Rob_SalGo @SalGoTeam @iremsepil @sam_gascoigne @OxfordBiology @NSF

https://t.co/YPNOssZVdu

[John F. Cryan @jfcryan]

Boston bound....
Really looking forward to speaking @MIT tomorrow https://t.co/K1kdeVkmxv

[Darby Saxbe @darbysaxbe]

Excited to be at #Flux2022
@FluxSociety with my lab and to present work on structural remodeling of the fathering brain with @MagdaMartinezG1 and @sofia__cardenas. I have postdoc funds available so if you'd like to join a supportive lab & work w/ cool imaging data, come find me!

[Jeremy Kay @jnk_lab]

New preprint from the lab: How do neurons choose their synaptic partners? In this work, led by @cameronprigge, we identify a new molecular mechanism for synaptic partner choice in developing retina.
https://t.co/v9FQQ9CCma

[Elisa Baek (@elisabaek.bsky.social) @elisa_baek]

🚨 I am recruiting graduate students for Fall of 2023! The SoCoLab (Social Connection Lab) at USC will integrate neuroimaging and social network analysis to study neural & behavioral factors that are important to social connection and well-being. [1/3]

[Michael Nelson @mjnelson7]

In case it is helpful, here is a handout I use in my grad seminars about how to read an academic article and prepare for a graduate seminar: https://t.co/rt0COBRm1I