“There is no better investment than one that saves lives, supports local economies and drives America’s global leadership in biomedical innovation." https://t.co/r3Mts38l0f
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RSA members: Want to learn how to advocate for alcohol research?
Join the @RSAposts Advocacy Committee next Wednesday for a webinar on how Congress, federal agencies, and YOU shape research policy.
Your voice has impact. Come learn how to use it!
Current research continues to emphasize that adolescents should not be consuming #cannabis and need to be better educated about its health impacts 🧠
Read more about the mental and physical effects of cannabis use on the brain ⬇️ https://t.co/HUvGWHuThC
Our piece arguing that all scientists need to engage with the public if we are to turn back the anti-science tide is out in NatNeuro today: https://t.co/v8CTcHd3T0; @MichaelLouisPl1@aaronbatista KatiGothard, KarenParker, @doristsao@zivwilliamslab
✅✅ A reminder by Dr. Rahaf Ajaj:
She wasn’t on the Stanford list… but she made it to the Nobel stage. 🏅
Mary E. Brunkow, one of this year’s Nobel Prize winners in Medicine, has only 34 published papers and an H-index of 21.
She never appeared in Stanford’s ranking of the world’s top 2% of scientists.
She didn’t chase citations, metrics, or the spotlight.
Yet, she became part of a discovery that changed how humanity understands the immune system.
Today, while many are busy chasing numbers, titles, and rankings —
she reminds us what truly matters in science: the question.
🔹 She wasn’t running after the lists.
🔹 She was running after the truth.
Because in the end, it’s not about how many papers you publish…
It’s about how deeply your idea can reshape the world.
Focus on your idea, not your ranking.
My department at Case Western Reserve is recruiting an Assistant / Associate Professor of Neurosciences - come be our colleague!
https://t.co/CUlxYILbMj
Microglia feet are highly dynamic and can be in contact with dense networks of axons.
In this video by our #ElectronMicroscopy team using MICrONS data, a microglia (purple) contacts with an excitatory pyramidal neuron (gold). Slowly the axons under the feet are revealed.
Substance use disorders are chronic, treatable conditions from which people can recover.
During Recovery Month, learn about effective treatments for substance use disorders and how NIH supports and conducts research to develop new and improved treatments to help people on the path to recovery: https://t.co/lKkK4WIZZf
We're hiring 2 faculty in Behavioral and Cellular Neuroscience at the Assistant Professor level -- come join our amazing department at Texas A&M!
https://t.co/Fj4kztjsJe
Apply by Oct 1 for highest priority.
I’m beyond excited to share that our work is now out in Cell Stem Cell! We explored how psychiatric disorders, demographics, and lifestyle shape adult hippocampal neurogenesis. Honored to be part of this team 🧠
See this important perspective by @IcahnMountSinai's @taliaswartz on how to sustain excellence and success in biomedical training during these turbulent and uncertain times. https://t.co/NGCkJWSUth
#NIH research saves lives, creates jobs, & massively supports the economy in #Ohio & every other state! 99.9% of drugs sold today began w/ NIH research. Every one of us has benefited in some way from NIH research. @berniemoreno@SenJonHusted@Jim_Jordan
https://t.co/Hq1QdNlezd
‼️ Join us in Neuro at Bowdoin!
Looking for a TT colleague in Neuro - broadly defined, but interested in those working with computation, public policy/clinical, mental health, open data, etc.
Review of apps starts 9/9 - get in touch with questions!
https://t.co/5ukvPVQgwf