The January 13 #SDBPostdocSeminar with Dana Klatt Shaw and Joseph Campanale (he/him) has been posted. Thank you to moderators Daniel Aldea and Harini Iyer. Watch here: youtu.be/FmEl7-J7oJ0

🚨Attention senior undergraduates & prospective lab technicians!🚨 The Ackerman lab (ackermanneuro.com) is hiring a research technician to support our exploration of how glia regulate neural circuit plasticity and stability. 🐟🪰🔬🧠

This is NIBIB conference is going great! Thank you to the NIH for the invite to the campus. I'm glad to make new post doc friends from WashU Center of Reg Med. Dana Klatt Shaw adriennekscott

Some fantastic poster presentations by our WashU Center of Reg Med postdoctoral fellows Dana Shaw, Sade Clayton, Adrienne Scott, and Chris Walter at the NIBIB T32 Trainees Meeting at NIH!

So exciting!! Congrats, Sarah!! 🐟🤓

Feeling sad, scared and angry by the demise of our beloved friend #Amarnathghosh, who was fatally shot near his apartment on Feb 27th evening. He was going to graduate in a couple of weeks from @WUSTL , Arts and Sciences-Performing Arts Department. RIP.

Thanks to all of the organizers, presenters, judges, and attendees!! The conference appeared to go so smoothly, and I was so impressed by the quality of work coming from the new trainees. The future of science is looking pretty bright! 😎

"If you can see it, you can track it." -KMK 6/7/24 Such an honor to have Kristen Kwan kick off #MZFM2024 at @WUSTL in the most fantastic of ways!! 🤩

Blown away by ⁦Marina Venero Galanternik (BioMarina)⁩! Her talk at ⁦Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL)⁩ Embryology was a masterclass, and not just about meninges but also about how to give a kick-ass talk. Thanks, Marina!

It never hurts to “paws” and reflect on the day and what you hope tomorrow brings. Or where you put that half-eaten salmon you were saving for dinner.

I have been so fortunate to have the talented Madeline Ryan as a colleague and friend these past 3 years. From her service to Zebrafish Rock!, to her acting as a substrate for WUSM community - Maddie, you have such an exciting future ahead!

Really pivotal work by the amazing VISHNU M SARASWATHY Ever wonder why fish can regenerate their spinal cords and we can't? Vishnu ID'ed a previously unknown neuron subtype that may just be the answer!