The recent Journal of Neuroscience not only features a new study from CSN researcher Steve Ramirez Ramirez inside, but also a beautiful neuroimage from the study gracing the cover (courtesy of Steve Ramirez and lead study author Kaitlyn Dorst, PhD (she/her)). READ>>jneurosci.org/content/44/2/e…

The Learning, Understanding, Memory, & Neurodevelopment (LUMeN) Lab at Emory is seeking our first postdoc! ✨ Learn more about the position and apply here: faculty-emory.icims.com/jobs/123119/job

We’ve known how to implant memories in mouse minds for a decade, but can we implant these ideas in our students? dr. ashley juavinett sat with Steve Ramirez to discuss the story behind the 2013 paper "Creating a false memory in the hippocampus." thetransmitter.org/how-to-teach-t…

Very excited to finally have this work out! A big thank you to everyone who contributed, or just got coffee with me and supported me throughout the years. Also thank you to the birds without whom we wouldn’t have discovered these cells migrate in such a wacky way

#WILwednesday announcement 📢 Team WIL has a few open volunteer leadership positions for the upcoming year: 1. Executive Director(s) 2. Director(s) of Committees Click the link for more info and to apply: forms.gle/Jdy3ahzDyvzN2A…

CSN Seminar (3/6): Prof. Janine Kwapis Janine Kwapis (she/her) from Penn State University will present “Time to learn: Diurnal regulation of memory via the clock gene Per1” on March. 6, 12:15PM, at 610 Comm Ave. Host: Prof. Heidi Meyer Heidi Meyer. bu.edu/csn/news/upcom…

Professor Janine Kwapis (Janine Kwapis (she/her)) from Penn State Eberly College of Science discussed “Time to learn: Diurnal regulation of memory via the clock gene Per1” in the Eichenbaum Colloquium Room at today's Center for Systems Neuroscience, Boston University seminar. Hosted by Prof. Heidi Meyer.

We enjoyed the Center for Systems Neuroscience seminar today by Prof. Janine Kwapis (shown with her host Prof. Heidi Meyer).

Boston University's Meyer Lab used our Aivia #AI Image Analysis Software to count the number of cells in mice brain tissue expressing cFos to measure the ability to inhibit a fear response in male and female mice. meyerlabneuro.com Center for Systems Neuroscience, Boston University Heidi Meyer Boston University

We are seeking a full-time Research Specialist to join our lab Emory Psychology in Summer 2024! You could be a LUMeNary ✨ Applications accepted here: staff-emory.icims.com/jobs/127467/job And feel free to reach out to me!

Congratulations Gabby!! So proud of all your hard work and excited to see where your project goes! 😊

Are you graduating this May and taking a gap year? Or maybe you didn't get into grad school this round?📢 Apply to our postbac, you'll get: -Full time stipend -Multiple mentors! -Opportunity to boost GPA with grad courses -Professional development neuroscience.ufl.edu/training/postb…

Congratulations Steve Ramirez!!! Very well deserved, you are an excellent scientist, mentor, and role model! So excited for you! 🥳

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We are back with Black In Neuro Week 2024 🤓🧠. Mark for your calendars 🗓️ for July 29th to August 4th for a week of BIN events for our community and allies! Stayed tuned for more details as we get closer to #BINW24

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PROFILE: Professor Joe McGuire, who runs the Cognition & Decision Lab, discussed how aspects like contextual cues or unexpected information can impact the decision-making process, and also shared what he likes to listen to while folding laundry. READ>>bu.edu/kilachandcente…