🧬📢We're hiring a postdoc! The lab is in an exciting phase that combines multidisciplinary scientific approaches with an incredible team of fun supportive people! Check out more at our lab page (see profile) and consider applying here: tinyurl.com/4zmewj9t Please RT🙏

Minus 80 freezers always fail on holidays. It’s the golden rule.

Considering submitting a paper to Molecular Biology Reports on studies examining mitochondrial function in neurons and glia! link.springer.com/collections/hg…

Mentoring is so much fun especially when the high school student just gets you after their 6 week summer program Academic Mom, PhD

We had fun at science city teaching middle schoolers about neuroscience and how to use a microscope! Jill Morris KU Alzheimer's Disease Research Center Science City

First day of AAIC 2024 KU Alzheimer's Disease Research Center

AAIC day 2! KU Alzheimer's Disease Research Center looking at mitochondria in Down Syndrome AD Dr. Elizabeth Head

At #AAIC24 and want to hear more about integrating clinical risk factors and genetics into genomic informed dementia risk reports? Then stop by poster 58 today!

Happy to participate in the Dementia Researcher Podcast to discuss some of my highlights from #AAIC24! Check it out!

This will be so fun!! Apply if you can!

Ways being a PI is the same as being a mom, #16: -you still have to do it, even when you are sick Academic Mom, PhD #wearamaskifyouaresick

It’s not virtuous to infantilize younger scientists. It’s just a means to double down on the gerontocracy. After all, one can always remain atop the pyramid if they perpetuate a lack of agency narrative for the next generation

Was it the two year old or the five year old that put this on my calendar?

People who spend their careers writing NIH grants are the literal opposite of grifters. It is a soul-sucking, brutal process. The scientists don’t get rich when they get funded. Their salary doesn’t change. They do it for science. For patients. You know, to make 🇺🇸healthy.

In case anyone wants to donate to Lloyd’s School fundraiser the link is below. It goes towards books, field trips, and teacher supplies. Lloyd loves to read and wants to become a shark expert. He is well on his way with all the shark facts I hear daily! myapexevent.com/62pkz9?sv=1&ut…

This was fun work!! Thanks John for collaborating with us. I suppose the liver is important …

whoop, whoop! I'm proud to be a part of this great team Heather Wilkins

Excellent work by Chelsea Johnson and collaborators! John Thyfault (TeeFo) Heather Wilkins Paige Geiger

Kristy Brown, Ph.D., associate professor at KU School of Medicine and co-leader of KU Cancer Center's Cancer Prevention and Control research program, was awarded a four-year, $800,000 grant from the The V Foundation for Cancer Research for her team's obesity and breast cancer research: bit.ly/44exfpE

Congrats to Dr Strope! Taylor Strope