Audio for The Transmitter articles. Wonderful!! (I didn't know). Once again, TT delivers. For those of us who love to hear good science stories during a workout/commute/whatever ... thetransmitter.org/audio-research… (You can link to Apple/Spotify/YouTube by clicking on one article).

I don't think I've met a psychiatrist who thinks that "most instances of suffering are primarily due to a biochemical pathology". But I'm interested. Calling now on X psychiatrists: how many of you Do think that?

Wow! Building toward research $$ and CV accolades for the much under-appreciated act of *data sharing*. 👏👏👏

While a bit sad to see this thread become divisive, I find the "We interpret what 'two-factors' implies differently" insightful.

A great example of the through-line. A foundational researcher not only working w/ individuals diagnosed w/ conditions related to what she studies, but also *listening* to what they have to say about their lived experience. Bravo!

Job opening: The Transmitter is hiring an associate news editor to cover neuroscience research. It's a great team doing important & fascinating work for & with the research community simonsfoundation.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/simonsfo…

NIH leaders reconfirm commitment to basic science: elifesciences.org/articles/102368 eLife - the journal

Great summary from Julie Charlton below on our new results from massive cross-brain recordings during decision making in rats. This work has really changed the way we think about how neural activity supports cognition, and how to approach it going forward.

On the early morning Acela from Philly to DC (NIH), surrounded by reporters from last night’s debate - the air here has a lingering electricity.

Our editorially independent #neuroscience publication The Transmitter announced exciting new partnerships with World Wide Neuro 🧠🗺️ and Paul Middlebrooks's "Brain Inspired" podcast today. Read more: simonsfoundation.org/2024/09/11/the… #science

Without foundational knowledge of human biology and disease made possible through basic research, solutions to real-world health problems through applied research would not be possible. My colleagues & I describe the importance of #NIH-supported basic research and how it advances

Hello all! Please give this a read - and amplify! #SimCo2024 #ThankAMonkey #EndSufferingThruScience jneurosci.org/content/44/37/…

Interesting ideas here on neuroscience — and where it’s headed — from Nicole C Rust, PhD, visiting NIH.

If you don’t know David Fajgenbaum, MD ‘s personal story, (of finding the treatment for his condition), and his mission to explore the many ways we can repurpose drugs already evaluated for their safety, get ready to be wow’d!

Nicole C Rust, PhD just gave an outstanding talk at the NIH (similar talk to this: youtube.com/watch?v=m47qHA…). It's so beneficial to step back and spend more effort on reframing questions about the brain.

The black box is basically my book.

Naoshige Uchida discusses whether or not a new theory of dopamine will replace the classic model. thetransmitter.org/dopamine/does-…