Our first FASt Data presenter is Rayna Mazumdar from UT Austin who is speaking on "Elevated ROS Underlies Differential Sensitivity in nnt Mutants". Go Rayna! #FASDSG2025

Next up for FASt data presentations, we have Emily Speybroeck from University of Rochester Psychology speaking on "Bridging the Gap: Advancing Community-Based Participatory Research in the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Field". Thanks for your important work, Emily! #FASDSG2025

Now we have FASt data presenter Andrea Pasmay from Univ. of New Mexico speaking on "Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Interaction with Morphine Prolongs Allodynia, Potentially Driven by Dysregulation of Spinal circRIMS1 and miR-433-3p, Modulating the TLR4-NLRP3 Signaling Pathway". #FASDSG25

Up next we have Zinia Pervin from Univ. of New Mexico giving a FASt data talk on "Brain Structural Differences (DTI) and Their Relationship to Functional Activity (MEG) in Children with and Without Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)". Great work, Zinia! #FASDSG25

Rounding out FASt Data Session 1 is Ruby Lapham from UNC-Chapel Hill presenting on "Transcriptomic Comparison of Two Mouse Strains Differentially Susceptible to Alcohol Exhibit Significant Differences in Cilia and Planar Cell Polarity Genes". Excellent job, Ruby! #FASDSG2025

Our Timothy A. Cudd Award winner Maddy Rockhold (she/her) from University of Rochester Psychology is speaking on "Profiles of Polysubstance Exposure in Youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders and the Association with Cognitive and Emotional Functioning". #FASDSG2025

Congratulations to Siara Rouzer, PhD from Texas A&M University for winning the Kenneth R Warren Merit Award! She is presenting on "Prenatal Alcohol and Cannabinoid Co-Exposures Disrupt Corticostriatal Transcriptomic Signatures of Alcohol Use in Adult Offspring". #FASDSG2025

Kicking off FASt Data Session II we have Dr. Georgia Kirkpatrick from UNC-Chapel Hill presenting on "The Impact of a Double Developmental Alcohol Exposure on Multiple Elements of Executive Function". #FASDSG2025

Up next we have Nathaniel Thomson from U Calgary presenting on "Microbiome Dysregulation and Predictive Modeling of Risk and Resilience in Adults with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)". Thanks for sharing your work, Nathaniel! #FASDSG2025

Now we have Kayla Richardson from UNC-Chapel Hill speaking on "Elucidating the Role of the Cannabinoid Receptor Type 1 in Neurulation Stage Ethanol Exposure". Awesome job, Kayla! #FASDSG2025

Now we have Kingston Wong from U Calgary talking about “Examining gut microbiota and immune contributions to risk and resilience to emotional dysregulation following prenatal alcohol exposure”. Really great work, Kingston! #FASDSG2025

Wrapping up FASt data session II, we have Jacqueline Soja from San Diego State University presenting on “Circadian Regulation in Children with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure” #FASDSG2025

On to federal and community updates from Dr. Bill Dunty of NIAAA News, Dr. Tatiana Balachova of #ICCFASD, and Dr. Christie Petrenko filling in for Tom Donaldson of FASD United (formerly NOFAS)! #FASDSG2025

Our second keynote speaker is Dr. Robert Lipinski from UW–Madison talking to us about “Molecular mixology: A mechanism-based approach to identifying FASD co-factors.” Thank you, Dr. Lipinski! #FASDSG

On to FASt data session III! Kicking us off is Ilse Fleischer from San Diego State University speaking on “Prenatal CBD Disrupts Fetal Development: Implications for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders.” #FASDSG2025

Our next FASt data speaker is Shiwani Thapa from The University of Tennessee Health Science Center talking to us about “ Early Alcohol Exposure Alters Mitochondrial Respiratory Chain Activity in Developing Cerebral Arteries”. Awesome work, Shiwani! #FASDSG2025

Dr. Maryam Alsameen of MIND research center is up next, speaking about “ The Impact of PAE and Environmental Deprivation on Auditory Processing in Early Childhood”. Really interesting work! #FASDSG2025

Last but not least, we have our final FASt data presenter, Zoe Norton, from UT Austin speaking on “ Ethanol RA Interaction Worsens Branchial Motor Neuron Defects”. Thank you, Zoe! #FASDSG2025

Congratulations to Dr. Jennifer Thomas from San Diego State University on the Henry L. Rosett award! So well deserved. #FASDSG2025