We’re hiring! We have an open position for a Research Associate in the Lodato lab, details here ummsjobs.com/job/10361/. It’s a great opportunity to gain skills at the bench, publish some papers, and learn about brain aging and somatic mutation. Please repost!

I am really worried that the way protests on our campuses are being repressed is increasing the possibility of a Kent State moment. There is meaningful variation in administrative responses. Key lesson: meaningful negotiation is always possible.

Who among us hasn’t wondered how sugar gliders got their glides? Thankfully Ricardo Mallarino’s lab reveals all in this remarkable story!

This is a wonderful opportunity for senior postdocs and new PIs. I learned a ton about open science practices and about building institutional culture from peeking behind the scenes at the Allen Institute

We are entering the 7th year of our Next Generation Leaders (NGL) program! I have constantly been amazed by these NGLs - they are not only brilliant, creative scientists but also incredibly kind and genuine human being. Treasure the lasting bond with them! Hope you will join us!

Yes Princeton Neuroscience does genomics and development!

Huge coup for MPI to recruit one of my absolute favorite human beings!

Maude is actively building her group; if you like questions like, “why don’t chickens taste sweet” (science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…) or exploring other chemosensory delights across vertebrates this is *the* place

We are still recruiting!

If you are into neuronal evolution or neuronal circuits or you just enjoy generating new tools in different bugs, please consider applying. The call is still open and will be until the position is filled.

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The Andersen lab and Emory Brain Organoid Hub are looking for a motivated Research Specialist to contribute to a project generating and characterizing region-specific organoids and assembloids derived from ALS and control hiPSCs. Join us!
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.fenna krienen still wears her Isaiah Thomas Celtics hoodie and she should be interviewed if this documentary ever gets made.

#215: A marmoset brain cell census reveals regional specialization of cellular identities fenna krienen Ed Boyden Steve McCarroll Feng

Massive resource on cell type identities and distributions across a nonhuman primate's brain!

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Honored to be amongst this brilliant cohort!

Rick Huganir and I are delighted to share our new preprint on calcium permeable-AMPA receptors in PV interneurons! Why are there so many CP-AMPARs in this particular GABAergic cell-type? Why are PV interneurons typically lower in feature selectivity? Read on!
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How gliding mammals developed the flaps for ‘flight’ nature.com/articles/d4158…

👀 We’re hiring ‼️ check out these exciting opportunities to join our growing team 🧠🦠⚡️ Happy to answer questions

This splendid interview is on par with the sickest of Sick Papes, with bonus tip about a most splendid radio show Chances with Wolves

So pumped after visiting Emory University Dept of Human Genetics this week. Lots of innovative and collaborative work going on across genomics, dev, and neuro. Curious about in vitro models of neurodev? Check what they are doing at BrainOrganoidHub. Thanks Fikri Birey for hosting!

“Why are you still here?” 🤣 Thanks Allen Institute, you know how to throw a party (and an amazing showcase)! 🥳

the Allen Institute showcase symposium is always a highlight of the year, with world-class science and scientists. so fortunate to be in person this year and getting to meet so many of my scientific heroes at once!!