#FreemanHrabowski Scholar Bianca Jones Marlin (@Columbia) is uncovering how sensory cues like a pup’s cry activate oxytocin & reshape neural circuits, enabling caregiving — even in mice that have never given birth: https://t.co/eKwxkJ6Il4.
You asked, we answered — this time for our united #FreemanHrabowski Scholars & #HannaGray Fellows programs. A warm welcome into who's eligible, how the programs connect, & more, from Science Program team members Mary Bonds & Lucy Corcoran. Apps open 11/3! https://t.co/kTgpZL6Nwv.
You asked, we answered: Sr. Science Program Coordinator Adrielle Munger talks through applicants’ top-5 #GilliamFellows questions, from eligibility to what’s new for ‘26. 2nd- or 3rd-year PhD student in the bio or biomed sciences? Opens 9/1! https://t.co/663dPDY4Oe
🕸️Spider web or cell’s internal structure? This network of actin filaments was captured by #HHMIInvestigator Xiaowei Zhuang using super-resolution STORM microscopy, which shows details far beyond a standard microscope. Colors = depth: blues/purples closer, greens/yellows farther.
Auld Lang Syne, the Scots-language poem written by Robert Burns in 1788, was set to a much older Scottish/Irish melody and is now sung all over the world to welcome the new year. Happy New Year from the west of Ireland!