Our latest work in collaboration with the Bourhy Lab (Pasteur Inst.) in which we use scRNA-seq to characterize host-rabies molecular interactions across diverse human brain cell types. Recommended if you're interested in "system virology" or glial biology: https://t.co/jPhuG3z3SL
Struggling with AnnData? Meet AnnSQL, our python package for lightning-fast scRNA-seq analysis:
https://t.co/Le6NMxwtJc
AnnSQL achieves ~700x runtime improvements over AnnData, enabling datasets with millions of cells to be queried in minutes on a laptop using elegant SQL syntax.
Hello everyone.
I am Dr. Lawal Sodiq from Nigeria. I am an aspiring neurologist-neuroscientist currently looking for research fellowship position in the US. @BlackInNeuro@BINW
Erin Santos is an HHMI Gilliam Fellow!!! Congratulations, Erin, a graduate student and Ph.D. candidate in the Vollum Institute/OHSU Neuroscience Graduate Program! Read more on our site: https://t.co/KAOjWPazr0
#GilliamFellows@ErinSantos25
Thank you @hannahthomasy & @TheScientistLLC
for featuring our “barcoded” rabies virus work to map the brain's synaptic organization. 🧠🦠 We hope SBARRO reveals the cell etiology of neurodevelopmental disorders & primate brain specializations.
https://t.co/IlLm3M6I6l
The Vollum is SO excited to congratulate Frederika Sullivan, a PhD student, on her @NSF GRFP award!
Read all about it: https://t.co/JigHbWtWSu
@cortexshmortex @kevinmawright @ngpohsu
In Part 2 of Friday's (5/24) Work–In–Progress seminar, Austin Schubert, from the Saunders Lab, presents "Investigating the Cellular Etiology of Syngap1-related Intellectual Disability." Join us at noon in Vollum's M1441. #OHSUResearch@trill__nye@your_arpy
This was made possible by the mentorship and feedback from my very supportive lab (especially Arpy and @alexnevue) and peers. I think my tired face captures how challenging this process was lol. I'm stoked to get back to the bench to answer exciting questions about NDDs 🧠
Sending a BIG congratulations to my student Austin (@trill__nye) on passing his #QualifyingExams with flying colors 🎉! This is no easy feat, I’m so proud of his accomplishment and look forward to watching him excel throughout the rest of the program!
SBARRO is a viral genomic method we use to discover changes in brain connectivity in Schizophrenia.
Learn more about #SBARRO in my “One Scientist’s Mind” interview with Dr. Carrie Bearden ⬇️
https://t.co/r07ETyFEcl
Can't make it to lab because the city's shutdown for the winter storm. I think my google algorithm is on to something...drinking a hot toddy and reading some papers. They've really dialed in on the graduate student experience.
I am so happy to announce that my first publication is officially up (linked below)! I am so honored to have worked in the Mostajo-Radji Lab @ucscgenomics@ucsc and have gotten involved in such cutting edge science so early in my career. So many thanks to everyone involved!
Most trainees at my stage have a handful of publications with larger contributions... but as a first-gen student with no real undergrad research that went from ~4 years of not using my degree post grad straight to this, it feels like I won a Nobel prize lol 🧠🤌
My first publication ever is in preparation! I was lucky enough to work alongside the two coauthors, Tommy and Jeremiah, on this exciting research during my post-bacc training. It's not online yet, but I'll share the article when it is.
My first publication ever is in preparation! I was lucky enough to work alongside the two coauthors, Tommy and Jeremiah, on this exciting research during my post-bacc training. It's not online yet, but I'll share the article when it is.
So much fun running into a former @ULLafayette undergraduate @cortexshmortex. She took both my Neurobiology classes as an undergrad (did research with Kulkarni lab) and is now a PhD student @ohsu. So proud of you Frederika! #sfn2023
Nice work by @alexnevue@HvGersdorff C. Mello and colleagues, identifying cell type specializations of the vocal-motor cortex in songbirds 🐦🧬🧠
https://t.co/g2uNCYGAVa