A lot of good points here. An important addition to the discussion. #OpenScience #OpenResearch #MetaScience. For ECRs, remember, all jobs have scut work. Academia is more open about it than others (like industry). This allows open discussion about it.

What can science say about morality? A. David Redish A. David Redish (RedishLab) tackles this complex problem in a readable and commonsense book that covers psychology, government, religion, and how society interacts with our decision making processes to generate morality. A fun read that...

Former A. David Redish (RedishLab) lab reunion! Such a great time catching up with old University of Minnesota Neuroscience friends Brendan Hasz and Patrick Crowe in San Francisco before the American Psychiatric Association meeting! 🧠🐀 #APAAM23 #ResearchColloquium NYC Psychiatric Soc New York State Psychiatric Association Mount Sinai Psychiatry Friedman Brain Institute

Big sale on the audiobook for #ChangingHowWeChoose! (Through June 14th [2023].) audiobooks.com/promotions/pro…

It's not that ideas require lots of subplots. It's that fancy journals have restricted word and figure counts (why?!). People are trying to put 20 figure (with 4 panels each?) papers (not unreasonable for a serious piece of scientific work) into 4 figures for the GlamourMag.

Question for science twitter. Anyone use the Intan recording system? How do you sync video and other signals to it? We have a hacked together system (that does work) that I really want to clean up. #neurophysiology #Intan.

New lab preprint looking at how complexity and navigation systems interact and then testing the predictions on real data from rats navigating through a complex maze from the amazing Ugurcan Mugan. arxiv.org/abs/2306.03162

Y’all know someone looking for a faculty position? 👀 My department University of Minnesota Neuroscience is HIRING an assistant prof and an associate/full prof 🎉 (details below) I would personally LOVE some more Black/Brown folks here so please reach out with any questions about living in MN 🤗❤️

New [timely!] lab #neuroeconomics paper! Looking at what the neuroscience of memory tells us about temporal discounting and disaster planning - important for understanding for how people react to #climatechange disasters. psycnet.apa.org/record/2023-28…

A. David Redish (RedishLab) 5/ This is an exciting time for both philosophy of science and neuroscience. By working together, we can make significant progress in understanding how the brain works and how it gives rise to our minds. To learn more about our work, please see our eletter jneurosci.org/content/43/7/1…

New updated preprint available. arxiv.org/abs/2306.03162. Led by the amazing Ugurcan Mugan. How different navigation theories interact with spatial complexity, and then tested on a hippocampal and dorsal striatal dataset.

Two new tenure-track neuroscience jobs in the psychology department at the University of Minnesota. (One in Clinical Psychology and one in Behavioral/Cognitive Neuroscience.) cla.umn.edu/psychology/abo… #academicjobs Come be a part of our fantastic neuroscience community here!

It was a fun discussion on neuroscience, moral questions, and the choices we make - with Alexander Heffner PBS The Open Mind . pbs.org/video/the-scie…

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UMN biomedical engineering has positions. This is an opportunity to join our amazing (cross-departmental, but extremely collaborative) neuroscience community here! apply.interfolio.com/131760

📢📣 Thrilled to announce that the 2nd Computational Psychiatry conference will be hosted by University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, MN, July 16-18, 2024!! cpconf.org Check out this stellar lineup of speakers and panelists incl. Director, National Institute of Mental Health Roshan Cools' lab Damien Fair