Another @biorxivpreprint from our lab! We systemically infected 5xFAD mice with mouse-adapted SARS-CoV-2 to parse out its impact on Alzheimer's neuropathology & its impact on CNS cell types using spatial transcriptomic imaging. Check it out below! 🧠🦠 https://t.co/ADySyqMacN
Aileen Anderson named vice chancellor for research at UC Irvine. The internationally recognized neuroscientist will helm the Office of Research, which provides central campus administrative support, oversight & compliance assurance for research programs. https://t.co/BqEOqbzpF9
Thanks to your support, we raised $22,450 from 27 donors on #UCIGivingDay, and were able to unlock our gift challenge of $15,000 from Dr. Lorna Carlin! This support will play a vital role in providing funding to our scientists as they accelerate their research.
Jonny Hasselmann and I just presented a public seminar "Unlocking Hope - Using Stem Cells to Better Understand Traumatic Brain Injury." I open with examples of serendipitous NIH funding of science and why DOGE shouldn't be in charge of funds https://t.co/Knn4OAKkxf via @YouTube
Join us in Gross Hall on Tues, March 4th @ 7 PM! Light refreshments will be provided at this free event! Dr. Cummings and Dr. Hasselmann will be presenting "Unlocking Hope: Using Stem Cells to Better Understand Traumatic Brain"! See the Linktree in our bio to register!
an episode on MEMORY!
why is yours bad? where are mems stored?
also childbirth amnesia, movie myths, aging, cramming, hormones, & how to let go of the past.
Mnemonology w/ Dr. @mike_yassa of @ucicnlm ·& @uci_brain is avail for you here:
https://t.co/UzxfRtrfN7
Science is built on trust. What happens when someone destroys it?
My first feature for @_TheTransmitter investigates the emotional and existential fallout for one lab in the aftermath of a misconduct case.
https://t.co/xawx3J7mCC
We're excited for our latest work published in @Neuron! We explored the impact of Alzheimer's risk factors APOE4 and TREM2-R47H in a tauopathy mouse model, revealing elevated microglial cGAS-STING signaling and senescence in females with both risk factors. https://t.co/kOnA3cUsn5
Center trainee Mary Doan invites you to experience a “day in the life” as a UCLA PhD candidate studying molecular and medical pharmacology. She’s studying how pluripotent stem cells “eat” or use specific nutrients to enable their next identity in the @TeitellLab. 👩🏻🔬🧫 🍧 🏖️
Our research is now published in @Nature! This work, the culmination of my graduate work with @jasonyensunlee and @kei_m_igarashi, investigates item-outcome associative learning in the context of prefrontal-entorhinal cortical circuit.
https://t.co/N6sXWh48br
I'm excited to announce that I was invited to speak at this week's @FASEBorg Translational #Neuroimmunology conference here in Niagara Falls! This short talk will be my FIRST conference talk, so I'm really excited to receive questions and feedback about my graduate research! 🥳🧠
I am SOO excited to share the first piece of my dissertation work ( & my first first-author paper!) - out now in @JNeurochem 🤩🤩🤩
https://t.co/KUSiPySmBM
We use iPSC-derived microglia to identify C1q as a regulator of microglial function. C1q triggers changes in microglial lipid storage, mitochondrial activity, migration, & proliferation! This highlights a novel function of C1q, distinct from its role in the complement cascade