Emily Niederst

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@uaivito Myrtle, Norma, Inez

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

Hey that's me!

[Pioneering Medicines @PioneeringMeds]

Meet Emily Niederst – Assoc. Dir., Research Portfolio Management & Operations @PioneeringMeds in our latest installment of our 🌟employee spotlight series🌟 and learn more about her role working with our research teams to advance novel therapeutics for patients. #WeAreFlagship

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

@mike_feigin @KizzyPhD Sprinkle a couple broken chairs around the meeting room, but you can't tell until you sit in them, and then move them around every time. #SpeakingFromExperience

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

Hey all- Register for our symposium on Monday! Its online and in person, and its a really exciting panel of 5 speakers plus 27 poster presenters. I'm really excited to hear all the ways we are advancing technology and applying it to AD, ALS, Parkinson's and more!!

[MIT Picower Institute @MIT_Picower]

There is still time to register for the @AgingBrainMIT Oct. 23 afternoon symposium "Cutting Edge Approaches to Studying the Aging Brain." Great speakers 💻 online or 💺 in person. https://t.co/z15h3Sf1u5 #neuroscience #alzheimers #technology @scienceMIT @MITevents

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

@rita_strack Same! I had one recently about failing an IACUC inspection

[Jiekun (Jackie) @yangjiekun]

Please RT that the Yang Lab will be open on 1/1/24 @RutgersU and is seeking talented individuals for various positions!! @RutgersResearch @RutgersSAS

Postdoc | Ph.D. Student | Research Scientist | Lab Manager | Research Assistant More details: https://t.co/4Y5VIjrfHN

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

Want to lower your risk of neurodegenerative disease? Seems like getting alllll your vaccinations (flu too!) is a good idea-
https://t.co/6SH7lt6QkH

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@aoargunsah @marcia_petyt Partially- 40hz sensory stim seems to cause 40hz activity in the brain to varying degrees regardless of modality (light, sound, vibration). How 40hz clears the brain is in a paper hopefully coming out soon!

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

Another Tsai lab 40Hz paper is out, this time using tactile stim (ie vibration), bc most people are going to other a 40Hz massage to flashing light and sound! https://t.co/YJf6BcSmTc

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

Thanks Justin!! The Aging Brain Initiative is pretty awesome, thanks for the rec!

[Justin Diamond 🌐♟🪗 @JustinDiamondHQ]

For my 23rd B-day, please lend me a few seconds of time & a retweet! Been planning this tweet for days… Here’s why I’m supporting @AgingBrainMIT
🧵 Roadmap:
1) Brain/Alzheimer's Research 🧠 (@DrLiHueiTsai/@manoliskellis/@MIT_Picower/@MIT)
2) Why I picked this
3) How you can help

[Justin Diamond 🌐♟🪗 @JustinDiamondHQ]

For my 23rd B-day, please lend me a few seconds of time & a retweet! Been planning this tweet for days… Here’s why I’m supporting @AgingBrainMIT
🧵 Roadmap:
1) Brain/Alzheimer's Research 🧠 (@DrLiHueiTsai/@manoliskellis/@MIT_Picower/@MIT)
2) Why I picked this
3) How you can help

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

Gah- people will *prefer!! Editing tweets would be so nice

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

We already knew tactile stim could evoke a matching brain response, but it's nice to see it behaves just like other sensory modalities. Full paper here- https://t.co/puWahXucKb

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

@KyleRomine12 @MicrobiomDigest Lots of publishers have this already! Its not the most nuanced, but it's good at finding copy/paste repeats (including inversions etc), stitched images, and photoshop-style whiting/blacking out of background

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

@hgreenmachine @JenniferMusial This! We've seen it make up storms in Kansas, an imaginary bio for an MIT professor, and some rather unusual hypotheses for Alzheimer's disease

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@TSpiresJones @NeuroCellPress @caitlindavs @elizabethsimzer @Rob_McGeachan @UKDRI Oh, what a nice story. Congrats!

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

@kaymtye @science_is_hard Once again, I wish Twitter had a 'dislike' button

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

This paper was a bit of a struggle to get out, but props to Brian Huang, Verna Peng and @mhmurdock1 for getting it done, and @ScienceTM for recognizing the coolness

[Emily Niederst @EmilyNiederst]

I think this paper is interesting! @DrLiHueiTsai lab found a subset of neurons in the mamillary body that are particularly vulnerable to early amyloid in 5xFAD mice, and they have hyperactivity and early neurodegen relative to the spared neurons
https://t.co/4EBakOTygQ

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@sasimmons @ajbravo_PhD In some places, the demand for childcare on spring break far outstrips the supply- so its a scramble, even if you're a planner!