“Negative data” isn’t negative data. Data = findings regardless of whether or not it matches a hypothesis. Hypotheses are allowed to be wrong.

Proud of you and SO excited to watch this season of growth ❤️🦉🏀

It was such a pleasure to continue working on some of my undergraduate research from TCNJ Psychology Dept with this collaboration! Glad to see this work published - check it out!

What do I need to accomplish today and how can I have the most fun possible while doing it?

Join us TOMORROW for Neuroscience Research Day! The afternoon will be filled with student presentations, NRSA tips and tricks and plenty of coffee. ☕️ Can’t wait to see you there! 🧠

Students from Wake Forest IPP and Wake Forest Graduate Programs in Neuroscience travelled to Johns Hopkins this weekend to present at the annual lab exchange. It was such an intellectually stimulating visit filled with great conversation!

Just a reminder that our second information session will be held on Tuesday, November 7th. If you are interested in tuning in please register using this link: admit.applyweb.com/events/registe… See you (virtually) there! 🧠

Another second place finish for the Weiner in the annual (and always cuthroat) deparmental Xmas door decorating contest. Great work by Stacy Pitcairn, M.S. & Olivia Ortelli capturing the warmth and cheer of the season. Congrats to @KimberlyHolter4 and the Gould lab for their big win!

Beyond proud of Stacy Pitcairn, M.S.!!! A *phenomenal* scientist and science communicator! Check out her awesome piece: knowingneurons.com/blog/2023/12/2… 🧠 🍷 🧟

Four life lessons I learned while studying statistics: 1. False positives vs false negatives: Fewer false positives often come at the cost of more false negatives and vice versa. LIFE LESSON: The less stringent your criteria, the more crap you need to deal with, but the more

Let’s continue to honor and celebrate the achievements of queer neuroscientists not only during #pridemonth, but every day. Their contributions are an integral part to the advancement of science and our knowledge of the brain! 🧠

Thanks to everyone who came out for our first Wake Forest Translational Alcohol Reseach Center Student Research Showcase. All the talks and posters were outstanding and congrats to the winners of the poster competition (1st- Olivia Ortelli, 2nd- Aditi Buch & Stacy Pitcairn, M.S.)!

Working with Gracie Peck is an absolute JOY! She is a brilliant scientist and it has been so inspiring to see this project come together! Check it out!!

I am 100% serious when I say the TCNJ Psychology Department is THE best place for doing research & teaching undergrads! It's also filled with the most brilliant & warm people. I owe my career to the wonderful faculty here and can't wait to see the next person they hire. Apply!!

Congrats Olivia Ortelli on developing the first operant choice procedure integrating the Hank Samson sipper tube model. Can't wait to see what your studies reveal!!

Join us this Friday, November 22nd, for Neuroscience Research Day!!! 🧠 It will be an exciting day filled with student presentations and workshops. And be sure you don’t miss our afternoon Keynote speaker, Dr. Carol Milligan! ✨ Full schedule posted in the comments.

Really excited and proud to have this out!!

Please join us on May 6th at 12pm to support our trainees in our first ever 3-Min Thesis competition! Link to register and more info can be found below.