For #CysticFibrosisAwarenessMonth, we’re spotlighting the science that helped make today’s treatments possible.
Jue Chen’s research reveals how small molecules rescue misfolded CFTR proteins — a breakthrough in cystic fibrosis therapy.
🥼 Janelia researchers are helping to shed light on the molecular mechanisms underlying synaptic plasticity, which could increase our understanding of how the brain works normally & in diseases where these processes go awry, like Alzheimer’s. ➡️ https://t.co/kqVaXk18cN
#Science is analytical.
HHMI provides long-term support for scientists of all career stages, giving researchers the freedom to make discoveries that will shape our world, all while setting future generations of scientists up for success. Learn more: https://t.co/X9hx3N2Nmj
Are you a #biologist looking to learn more about cell surface molecules? Apply today to attend a cross-disciplinary conference on the #biology and engineering of the cell surface at @HHMIJanelia (October 5-8).
This @janeliaconf will:
🧪 Connect tool developers with biologists
👩🏽🔬 Convene leading scientists in the field
🧬 Uncover the mechanisms of the cell surface
🏨 Lodging, meals, and registration covered for accepted participants.
Apply by May 20 ➡️ https://t.co/4jXJkv3I03
Helping train future scientists is one of the highlights of my job.
I have an opening for a technician position. Candidate requirements below. Position open for people living in USA or US citizens. Apply via https://t.co/drXnwCXi68
UCLA Psychology is hiring for a tenure track faculty position.
This ad is deliberately broad, if you feel like you connect with any aspect of it and are interested, please consider applying!
Applications are due soon!
I'm thrilled to share this special professional development episode for PhD application advice. I interviewed a seasoned neuro PhD program director who has reviewed thousands of applications over >20 years. Please share this with prospective students and mentors.
There is no such thing as a perfect leader.
In fact, if someone claims to be a perfect leader, they are probably not even a good leader, as they lack the self-awareness needed to seek out feedback and continue to grow and improve.
🗣️ We're looking for a postdoc!
Interested in researching at the intersection of addiction & sensory neuroscience & dissecting the role of sensory circuits in alcohol use disorder? Join us!
Click the link ⬇️ to learn more.
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No proposal or manuscript is ever perfect, but to be effective, it does eventually need to be finished.
Nothing we submit will ever be as good as it *could* be and just recognizing that can be an important step forward.
Perfection is not the goal. Finished is the goal.
To celebrate PRIDE month, we want to highlight and increase the visibility of LGBTQIA+ women and non-binary neuroscientists! Please quote tweet this telling us more about you and what you study. We can’t wait to share your stories! #StoriesOfWiN
I’ve said it before and l’ll say it again, neglect is a form of trainee abuse.
If you don’t have the bandwidth to effectively mentor, don’t take trainees.
And if you see neglect, don’t say it’s due to busy PIs or big labs - that’s excusing bad behavior & discounting the trainee
A key takeaway from today’s @HeemstraLab professional development session:
When writing your methods section, use the same level of detail and clarity that you would hope to find in a protocol that you need to replicate from the literature.
As a PhD student, I thought the best supervisors had the most papers or the biggest lab
As a supervisor, I realise that's absolutely not true
4 ways to actually find a good PhD supervisor
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It’s TODAY everyone!
See you in the auditorium or on zoom.
@carolinejia22 will be sharing her highly creative thesis work!
First graduation in a very long time, please join us for a reception after the closed defense concludes (roughly 3/3:30)!
New paper! We break down "mixed selectivity" and discuss why smart brains need it.
Thanks to my colleagues @kaymtye@StefanoFusi2@mattiarigotti Marcus Benna and @felixtaschbach
Mixed selectivity: Cellular computations for complexity
https://t.co/WR2X5xO4Tt