
Stacy Pitcairn, M.S.
@stacy_pit
PhD candidate in the Weiner lab at @wakeneurograd. William & Mary alum. Interests include stress and alcohol research, #scicomm, and scary movies 🐀🧠 she/her
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Another successful Brain Awareness Day on March 23rd! 🧠 Thank you to our fantastic co-presidents, Amanda Salazar & Bethany Pierce for organizing this event, all our student volunteers for showing up, and Kaleideum for hosting us! #brainawarenessday



Thanks to everyone who came out for our first Wake Forest Translational Alcohol Reseach Center Student Research Showcase. All the talks and posters were outstanding and congrats to the winners of the poster competition (1st- Olivia Ortelli, 2nd- Aditi Buch & Stacy Pitcairn, M.S.)!



If you have any interest in a preclinical perspective on salience encoding and alcohol use disorder, be sure to come by our session at RSoA tomorrow (Tues, June 24, 9:15-10:30, Nicollet D) featuring Karina Possa Abrahao Nathan Marchant Kristine Yoon & woody hopf

Watch out for these creatures of the deep during your next beach trip! 🦈 Inspired by the movie “Jaws”, let’s take a dive into how sharks use their brains to navigate the ocean and hunt down prey. #shark #sharkbrain #Jaws Post designed by Stacy Pitcairn, M.S.


What’s one benefit of doing neuroscience research? Traveling to CONFERENCES! ✈️ This past June several Wake Forest Biomedical Graduate Programs students attended the 2024 Research Society on Alcohol Meeting in Minneapolis, MN to present their research on alcohol and the brain! 🧠🍻Wake Forest Graduate Programs in Neuroscience Wake Forest IPP Graduate Program



✨Wake Student Spotlight✨- Stacy Pitcairn in the Jeff Weiner lab, who is researching the relationship between stress & alcohol use Stacy Pitcairn, M.S. Wake Forest Graduate Programs in Neuroscience Wake Forest Biomedical Graduate Programs


Congrats Olivia Ortelli on developing the first operant choice procedure integrating the Hank Samson sipper tube model. Can't wait to see what your studies reveal!!


I’m excited to share Sarrah Ankeny’s and my first first-author publication, “Navigating the Landscape of Plasma Biomarkers in Alzheimer’s Disease: Focus on Past, Present, and Future Clinical Applications”, is now available in Neurology and Therapy! Check it out at the link below:


Really excited to have this out. Thanks to the brilliant work of Olivia Ortelli, we now have a rodent operant ethanol/sucrose choice procedure based on the classic Samson sipper tube drinking paradigm. doi.org/10.1016/j.addi…
