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Incredibly grateful to American Psychological Foundation for supporting my work on neurobiological mechanisms underlying emotional lability during toddlerhood!! So excited to get this project underway thanks to the significant support and guidance of Dr. Tovah P. Klein, @CameronTEllis, and many others!

Can’t wait to read this!

Come be brainy (hang out) with us!!!!! 🎉🧠 When: this coming Tuesday 5/17, 4-6pm Where: Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute Greene Science Center, 8th floor terrace Why: Learn about our programs & meet our amazing community RSVP⬇️ and please RT! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Over the next few days we will be running three raffles for the fun of it: one of Latin things, one of Greek things, and one of other Classics things of interest. The first one's Latin. RT this message (& follow us!) and you're in the draw! Read on for more about what's on offer:

Then there's a copy of Gilbert Murray's translation of Euripides' Hippolytus, which he signed for an unknown admirer in 1929; plus a copy of Karl Rupprecht's handbook on Greek metre (Munich, 1949), heavily annotated by an anonymous German speaker...

I am SO lucky to benefit from Nim’s incredible mentorship, and so excited that she’s being recognized with this award! 🎉🎉🎉

Headed to Utrecht for #ISDP2023 next week? Check out this exciting research presented by Erin Joyce and Anna Vannucci on affective semantic memory and early caregiving!

So proud of the incredible Nim Tottenham for receiving the extremely well deserved ISDP 🦋 @isdp.org.bsky.social mentorship award. Dr. Laurel Gabard-Durnam put it perfectly, your influence can’t be overstated!

excited for my very first #Flux2023! swing by poster session #3 on Sat 11-12:30 to hear more about my work examining how the developing brain represents the affective semantic knowledge learned from early caregiving experiences.

We're heading across the pond! This Thursday, Anna Vannucci will present work on the neurobiology of affective semantic memory at the FENS Brain Conference on Structuring Knowledge for Flexible Behavior in Rungsted Kyst, Denmark.

Thursday at #DANS University of Pittsburgh, Lior Abramson will present a poster (co-first-authored with Anna Vannucci) on the development of emotion differentiation following early caregiving adversities. We encourage attendees to stop by!

Check out this great work by DAN Lab members Tristan Yates and Anna Vannucci at #SfN2023 Society for Neuroscience (SfN) ! (1/2)

Huge congratulations to our amazing PI, Nim Tottenham! Nim is a recipient of the 2024 Lenfest Distinguished Faculty Award, one of the most significant recognitions given to full-time faculty in the Arts and Sciences at Columbia. fas.columbia.edu/news/2024-lenf…

This seems like a good time to announce that I’ll be starting my PhD at the Learning and Brain Development Lab Lab this fall! This would not have been possible without the top-notch support and mentorship I’ve had at DAN LAB. Happy to answer any questions about this role:

We're thrilled to share that Anna Vannucci is the 2024 recipient of the ISDP 🦋 @isdp.org.bsky.social Sandra G. Weiner Award! isdp.org/2024/05/28/202… Anna's research investigates the representations of affective knowledge learned during early caregiving experiences. Congratulations!

So grateful to have received a Young Investigator Award from Fetal, Infant, & Toddler Neuroimaging Group—FIT’NG for #FITNG2024! Tomorrow I’ll be giving a flash talk and poster on visual processing in infant movie-watching fMRI data — hope to see some of you there!

Heading to Baltimore for #flux2024 Flux Society? Check out poster presentations by two DANlab members, Anna Vannucci and Tristan Yates - Looking forward to seeing you there!

We are so proud of Rebecca’s hard work! She’s on the PhD market this fall 👀

#ASFP2024 Roll Call! I got helpful feedback on my personal statement through ASFP last year, and I’m happy to have the opportunity to support applicants this year. If you are an underrepresented minority applying to psych programs this cycle, please consider ASFP. (Free!)