Thanks to all attendees, faculty, and organizers for a wonderful week in Durham and at Duke Institute for Brain Sciences for the third Summer School in Social Neuroscience and Neuroeconomics! #SSSNN2019

Capping off Friday With beachy sunset s'mores For pals, old & new #SARMAC2019 #SARMaiku

Lab manager @sadieonscience⁩ just published a solo-authored Opinion piece 🧠 | “Seeing Color,” A Discussion of the Implications and Applications of Race in the Field of Neuroscience frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Congratulations to Gregory Samanez-Larkin of Duke Psychology & Neuroscience, who received an Early Career Award from the Society for #Neuroeconomics this weekend! #SNE2019 (That's him at far left w/colleagues from his Motivated Cognition & Aging Brain Lab.)

Duke Psychology & Neuroscience Duke Institute for Brain Sciences PhD student Morgan Taylor presented her first conference poster sharing new findings on fMRI signal variability differences across adulthood in striatum and MTL and correlations with MTL dopamine receptor availability #neuroeconomics #SNE2019

How many established & aspiring scientists does it take to raise one scientist? For me, >200 people were involved in taking me from my first day in the lab to tenure. Not exaggerating. Almost 70 lab members in 6+ yrs. Around 40 mentors, collaborators, advisors. 150 co-authors 😯

2020 Summer School in Social Neuroscience & Neuroeconomics at Duke Institute for Brain Sciences June 9-14. Faculty lineup posted and applications now open! Deadline January 1. Details here: socialneuroecon.school/2020 🧠

Congrats to everyone who submitted a #NSFGRF app! That is the accomplishment! I never got one and I think I managed okay. Cool to get it; not getting it means nothing. Congrats to Rachael Wright for the award & Morgan Taylor Anna P Smith Raphael Geddert for Honorable Mentions!

the Marsh Lab has a postdoc opening! Please see academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/16280

Our final day of #DukePNREU presentations were incredible! Check out Abby, Rayven, Vanessa, and Selam from Gregory Samanez-Larkin’s and Makeba Wilbourn, PhD’s lab!! And as one intern quoted Dr. Seuss, “Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened.”

I'm hiring! The Aging Well Lab is looking for a full-time lab manager starting this summer. Apply here: jobs.utdallas.edu/postings/15661 Application review will begin May 10.

This morning you'll see an updated UI for our COVID-19 Event Risk Assessment Tool as we prepare it for some new and exciting additions. Today's update includes a redesigned navigation bar and images to help contextualize event sizes

Thanks to ABC11 EyewitnessNews for interviewing me (+ Morgan Taylor) about how we can use data about COVID exposure risk to make everyday decisions! abc11.com/health/what-ar…

Today we're excited to release several new interactive features: - Risk Guessing Game 🎲🎯 - Real-time feedback on risk and willingness ❓ - Updated vaccine immunity overlays 💉

Check out the new features on the dashboard we’ve been lucky to be able to collaborate on 👀 Allie Sinclair Morgan Taylor Alison Adcock

Please amplify: Are you unsure about ongoing COVID-19 risks? Try out our Risk Guessing Game to learn more about risk levels in your local community: covid19risk.biosci.gatech.edu

✨Excited to share a new preprint!✨ Counteracting COVID-19 Risk Misestimation with an Interactive Website: An Online Informational Intervention. Thread 👇 1/10 psyarxiv.com/v8tdf

I passed! I’m immensely grateful for supportive mentors, friends, and family! Only cried once! Thanks to everyone who could make it in person or over zoom!

new paper with @bergelsonlab! an exploration of interrelated language dev & clinical factors affecting young Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing kiddos. read it here if you’re interested, or catch the cliffnotes, ASL abstract, and preprint link below: pubs.asha.org/doi/10.1044/20…

Why aren't adults in the U.S. getting the updated COVID-19 booster vaccine? Check out my new paper in MMWR with Gregory Samanez-Larkin, Morgan Taylor, Stephen Beckett, PhD, & Joshua Weitz! cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/7… 1/7