What happens to memories when we are sleep deprived? Great to have Robbert Havekes from the University of Groningen visit us today to tell us about his ground breaking work restoring memories! @UIowaNeuro @IowaNeuroPharm
Congratulations to these rising stars in medical research! ⭐ Georgina Aldridge, MD, PhD; Deniz Atasoy, PhD; and Rebecca Dodd, PhD, are this year’s Stead Family Scholars. They will each receive $125,000 for three years to support new, unexplored ideas. https://t.co/rcyWJyP2M7
Congratulations to Postdoctoral Research Scholar @ThornburgEmma, PhD, and Assistant Professor Dan Summers, PhD, for their publication in the Journal of Neuroscience Research!
Read the full article here: https://t.co/2JXJz8N8g8
The same gene mutation that causes Huntington’s disease may also promote higher intelligence, according to new research led by Peg Nopoulos, MD. This may have implications for treatments and enhance our understanding of the heritability of intelligence. https://t.co/VwlHCc1HFa
Excited to share that our paper on lesion and lesion network localization of dysnomia after epilepsy surgery has just been published in Brain! @boeslab@Brain1878
https://t.co/hv3Kqe72Nq
Our new work on the inhibitory control of LANGUAGE is now available at JEP:General. This is a wonderful collab between Kristi Hendrickson (also my wife) and my labs, first-authored by a former undergrad who joined us after our #FirstGen workshop. 🧵 below https://t.co/1nbZuumx8u
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With the help of a growing number of twice-exceptional #2e research participants and our 7T MRI scanner, a team from the Michaelson Lab has begun to find evidence for the importance of the corpus callosum in processing speed https://t.co/8cjuEbb1Cg
New Glykys Lab research @UIowaPeds@SfNJournals demonstrates that multiple disease-relevant insults cause the opening of nuclear pores in the developing brain through a calpain-mediated process suppressing neuronal circuit activity & increasing cell death https://t.co/VwlX13zOjD
Visit #SfN2024 poster section 354 (L13-20) for five posters featuring sleep research by Iowa neuroscientists and collaborators @iowaneurosurg @prof_BBaran
Today’s the day! 🎉 Come visit me at poster LBA2 from 8-12pm to hear about my research on the long-range inhibitory projection between the Auditory Cortex and Lateral Amygdala in fear memory formation and retrieval. 🧠👂
#SfN24#BlackInNeuro
Early career neuroscientists, check out today’s #SfN2024 Professional Development Workshop on developing a career roadmap (noon-2pm, rm S402.) Iowa’s Dan Tranel is a panelist—you won’t find a better guide!
Fantastic collaboration led by INI’s Chris Petkov at PSTR193.12 / X11 this morning #SfN2024. This work started as an INI Accelerator Grant and has just received NIH #BRAINInitiative funding
Another excellent #BlackInNeuro social 🤩 our community is constantly growing thriving ✨
This isn’t even everyone who was there 😭 but I love us forreal 🙌🏾
It's an honour to have been selected to deliver this fantastic mini-symposium during the #SFN24
Our speakers are ready to show:
🥰 how the cerebellum is enrolled in much more than motor tasks
📡 how it communicates with other brain areas
⚕️ its roles in health and disease