Congratulations to both Rebecca Ong and Emily King for winning the Methods Poster Award 2023! #BBIconf2023 #BBI2023

Capping off our trip to London with a stop at King’s College. Thanks Grubb Lab, Аnа Dorrego Rivas l and Emily Winson-Bushby for hosting us and sharing your research and ideas so openly. A really great week away with the lab, but now it’s time to head back to Oz.

🧠⚡ New preprint alert! Electric field standardization may not guarantee consistent biological effects in #rTMS. Our research highlights the crucial role of axons and intrinsic cellular properties. #Neuroanatomy #Freiburg biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

If you know someone in Esperance or Broome, tell them about our WA Neuroscience Roadshow events! We're running fun hands-on activities and public lectures for everyone to learn more about the brain. @broomeshire Shire of Esperance UWA Australian Institute of Policy & Science Perron Institute DeadlyScience

Only 2 days until we're in Esperance talking all things neuro 🧠!

Tomorrow I’ll be heading up to ShireOfBroome with an awesome team of neuroscientists to share all things brain-related 🧠! Come join us at Broome Civic Centre from 4:30-7 PM for fun activities 🔬 and a public lecture on healthy brain ageing. Alex Tang Australian Institute of Policy & Science DeadlyScience

Our first WA neuroscience roadshow was a big hit. We brought neuro to >200 children across rural WA. Thank you to all our partners, especially Nikon Australia for loaning us 2 advanced microscopes. Sarah Hellewell Rebecca Ong Emily King Dr Kelsey Pool Liz Jaeschke-Angi

Celebrating our first year as a lab with good friends. Finished the year off strong with a win at darts and promotion to senior lecturer. Looking forward to sharing what Emily King, Rebecca Ong and I have been working on in 2024.

Speaker submissions are open for #BBI2024 We are encouraging any researchers working in non-invasive brain stimulation and imaging who would like to present their work at the Brainbox Initiative Conference 2024, London to submit an abstract. nibs-conference.com for details

Very proud of Rebecca Ong for publishing her honours research. The first of many to come from a very talented researcher. Australasian Neuroscience Society (ANS)

🚨Our latest study tackles the challenge of standardizing biological effects of rTMS across brain regions/subjects through a cross-species tissue culture comparisons. Another step towards precision brain stimulation. Great job Christos Galanis and team. #rTMS frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Join us in sunny Brisbane, Australia! ☀️🦘🧠 Our group has a 3-year postdoc position for someone with expertise (mainly) in EEG: More info here: seek.com.au/job/76582996?t… #Postdoc #EEG #Neuromodulation #Neurofeedback #Psychiatry

Higher degree by research students in Australia work full-time hours but receive $11.7k below the minimum wage. The Universities Accord recommended that the higher degree by research stipend should be increased to support junior researchers, we are campaigning for that to happen!

Ending the week with microscopy for one of our axon initial segment plasticity projects. Thanks AxonalPlasticityLab and Paul Jenkins for the AnkG-GFP line, they’re doing very well in Australia 😎

📢ACAN 2025 applications will open soon! ACAN teaches the theory and skills of modern neuroscience techniques, covering ephys, imaging and behaviour (ans.org.au/acan). ACAN will run from the 19th Jan to 8th Feb, 2025 in Sydney. Australasian Neuroscience Society (ANS)

Thrilled to be in Fukuoka for Japan Neuro24 🇯🇵. Rebecca Ong will show her mapping of the molecular mechanisms of rTMS.Emily King will show her work on AIS plasticity after stroke. Andreas Vlachos and I will share our work on the different plasticity mechanisms of rTMS

Applications for ACAN 2025 will open soon! The course will be held in Sydney from 19th Jan to 8th Feb, 2025. The international faculty consist of >40 experts from 16 institutions to teach electrophysiology, imaging & behavioral techniques. ans.org.au/acan Australasian Neuroscience Society (ANS)

Congratulations Jackie Iredale! Great to see more people using the equipment and to play a small part in an exciting project

For once I’m not in Japan, but in sunny Freiburg visiting Andreas Vlachos. Was very impressed at the diverse & innovative projects being done to better understand and improve brain stimulation. Next stop Heidelberg

If you’re a neuroscience postgrad student or ECR, definitely consider applying for ACAN. The course has elevated the careers of young neuroscientists for >20 years. When you see the faculty lineup and program you’ll be convinced if you’re not already