If you really love your protein of interest commit to a tattoo Ardem Patapoutian

November 25th is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Every 10 minutes, a woman is killed | #NoExcuse youtu.be/k8zzHhhpKa0?si… via YouTube

"[Stories] become ways of understanding both how the world works and how we fit into that world.” This week, we talk to Robyn Fivush about how stories shape who we are. open.spotify.com/episode/0BIZgC…

Order matters: neurons in the human brain fire in sequences that encode information nature.com/articles/d4158…

Dr. Azim Shariff – recently named a RSC // SRC member – speaks about his work in the Centre for Applied Moral Psychology and his love for teaching. Dr. Shariff joins us for a Q&A on this recognition and his new research: bit.ly/3XeD7eY

The BHAMM Study has launched in Toronto! Please signup to participate & help fill our knowledge gap on #womensbrainhealth & #menopause! Please RT

So excited to see @Remento on Product Hunt today - the easiest way to turn a parent's memories into a book of stories. This team deserves your vote: bit.ly/4iwHsUG

Applications are open for our Caregiver Travel Grant 2025! Apply now for a chance to receive flexible funding to cover caregiving expenses while attending an in-person scientific conference! Apply: mothersinscience.com/caregiver-trav… 📅 Deadline: March 31, 2025 #WomenInSTEM Academic Mom, PhD

Suppressing memories promotes resilience! Terrorist attack survivors who recovered from PTSD showed normalised inhibitory control of the hippocampus during retrieval stopping before intrusive memory declines, mitigating hippocampal atrophy. #memory #PTSD science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

As we experience an event, we build a memory representation, and later when we retrieve the memory, we build the representation anew. Elizabeth Kensinger’s work has focused on emotion’s influence on these constructive processes.

New JoCNForum post by Abhijit Chinchani, Eva Feredoes, and Todd Woodward: "Don’t hide the good stuff: Scientific advancement in task-based fMRI is slowed by not showing event-related BOLD (erBOLD) changes alongside anatomical patterns" Speaks for itself! doi.org/10.21428/8e6ba…

Applied/disease research is incredibly important. But let's not forget that basic research has been at the core of most discoveries that later led to important applications. So leave some space for quality basic research!

DMCBH celebrates the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, including one of my favourite colleagues Hee Yeon Im! centreforbrainhealth.ca/news/women-in-…

Come work with us Psychology @ Toronto Met ! You will have the opportunity to contribute to the #BHAMMStudy & lead your own research projects in #cogneuro #aging & #dementia in beautiful & diverse Toronto, 🇨🇦! Please RT! #neurojobs

If you are interested in combining innovative models of substance use with pre-clinical MRI (at 9.4T and 15.2T, awake/behaving) and circuit interrogation, lets try for one of these together! Come join us! uwo.ca/research/fundi…

📢 New pre-print! The diversity in sleep norms across cultures calls for a more nuanced approach to sleep research. What's 'enough sleep' depends on cultural context UniversityOfVictoria

📣Happy to announce that our latest article developing metacognitive beliefs about autobiographical remembering has been published online. This is open access and we welcome for both research and clinical use. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Our newest preprint shows funding levels for 🇨🇦 women’s health research at CIHR is still ~7% with ~60% of funds going to breast & gyne cancers or pregnancy research. Women’s health is more than 👙 medicine. Top GBD for women has low funding across 13 y. More after it finds a home

Exciting to see new developments in sleep apnea with a quote from UBC's Najib Ayas, who points out important next steps in the research.

Autobiographical memory-based clinical interventions:Where are we now and where might we go? sciencedirect.com/science/articl…