Looking for a funded postdoc opportunity? Consider applying for the CV Starr Postdoctoral Fellowship @ the Princeton Neuroscience Institute! Starr scholars receive a generous 3-year salary and a modest research budget💫 Learn more and apply by 9/15 here: pni.princeton.edu/apply/postdocs…

On #WorldMosquitoDay, we're spotlighting the important research by Lindy McBride, an associate professor of neuroscience & evolutionary bio Princeton University. Dr. McBride explores the genes and brain circuits that drive (some) mosquitos to seek out human scents. princeton.edu/news/2018/10/2…

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Highly recommend for anyone who’s interested in doing postdoc at Princeton! Generous support in and out of the lab!

New preprint from the lab with implications for olfactory organization in insects doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…

Reminder: 2 weeks left to apply for the CV Starr Fellowship at the Princeton Neuroscience Institute! Three years of generous salary, research support, mentorship, and collaboration. ⭐️Deadline: 9/15 ⭐️App: pni.princeton.edu/apply/postdocs…

One week left! Apply now for 3 years of funded research at PNI with the CV Starr Fellowship. Applications close 9/15. ⭐️pni.princeton.edu/apply/postdocs…

New from me on TED Talks: Using math to build a science of democracy repair. Before the debate, watch this instead of commentary - and learn how to maximize your impact! go.ted.com/samwang

Join us tomorrow at 12pm for the first PNI Seminar Series speaker of the year! Princeton Chemistry's @ChristheChang will present "Metals on the Brain: Deciphering an Elemental Code for Signaling and Behavior". Learn about all upcoming talks at PNI here: pni.princeton.edu/events

Great talk by @ChristheChang yesterday Princeton Neuroscience Institute. Chris: “Brain tissue accumulates more elements at higher concentrations than any other part of your body. Copper and iron are concentrated there to levels 100 to 1,000 times higher than a typical cell in your leg or gut.”

Congratulations to PNI's Dr. Cate Peña on earning the 2024 Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Young Investigator Award from Society for Neuroscience (SfN)! Peña, who studies how early-life stress alters brain development, is the first Princeton University professor to receive the award. 📰: pni.princeton.edu/news/2024/pe%C…

I am so deeply honored to receive SfN's Young Investigator Award (and a little intimidated to join such a distinguished list of past awardees 😅)! Thank you to my nominators, but the biggest thanks to my amazing lab for all of their hard work <3

Major congrats Dr. Cate Peña!!

Congrats Dr. Cate Peña ! So well deserved!

Congratulations Dr. Cate Peña on this incredible honor. I am so happy for you.

“I wouldn’t say we’re apologists for reward-prediction error,” said Daw. “But we’re trying to preserve what’s good about it and extend it.” PNI's Nathaniel Daw and Ilana Witten share their thoughts on how our understanding of dopamine’s role in learning is evolving.

Congratulations Yotam Sagiv!! Amazing work!! We will miss you here Princeton Neuroscience Institute but super excited about the amazing work you and Marcelo Mattar Wei Ji Ma will do next!