The Dallas gunman has targeted 3 Asian-owned businesses. There were shootings on 4/2, 5/10, and on Wed 5/11, where 3 Korean women were shot. It was the same suspect in a maroon-colored minivan. They were *not* robberies. The suspect is *not* yet caught. nbcnews.com/news/asian-ame…

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“As a PI, Rudy prioritizes the happiness of her trainees and a culture of trust.” Very special to interview Rudy Behnia Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute Write up by Sheila Steiner! #WomenInScience

on this 90+ degree day in NYC, an important The New York Times read underscoring how climate burdens are not shared equally: nytimes.com/2022/05/28/nyr…

"[T]here is not a single archetype of a woman neuroscientist, nor a single path to 'success.'" storiesofWiN shares their insights after interviewing more than 70 neuroscientists 👇🏼 jneurosci.org/content/42/24/…

So thrilled to be a part of the storiesofWiN project. A few of us wrote about some of the lessons we’ve learned since the project’s inception! Out now in SfN Journals 😍🥰 jneurosci.org/content/42/24/…

Stories are powerful. We at storiesofWiN wrote an article highlighting common threads and recommending actions to improve the experience of WiN in academia. Help us share it and take a look 👇

Really excited and proud to have coauthored this commentary with our storiesofWiN team 💕 I’ve learned so much from listening to the stories women have so generously shared with us, and here we share some of those lessons and suggest some actionable items

Interested in #scicomm? Want to know how to engage the public in science? 🧑‍🔬🧪🎙️ Join us this Saturday for a special seminar where Latasha Wright will share her expertise in science outreach & communication! RSVP at bit.ly/3OeWM8m for zoom link or join us in person

#JNeurosci Commentary: Talking w/ >70 women in neuroscience for storiesofWiN, Leslie Sibener, PhD Megan Kirchgessner, PhD Nancy Padilla Coreano et al found 4 key observations emerge as common threads & propose actions for recruiting, supporting & retaining women in the field jneurosci.org/content/42/24/…

Thrilled for our first Scientist on the Subway workshop on science communication and public outreach 😎 with Leslie Sibener, PhD Ashlea A. Morgan, PhD 👩🏾‍🔬 Michelle Stackmann, PhD

Today 3T is announcing our Series A and officially welcoming additional members to our team! We are excited and humbled to have the opportunity to translate our discoveries into therapies for patients. A short thread:

Scientist on the Subway (a CSS Public Outreach Grant awardee) showcases the lives of scientists inside and outside of the university setting, highlighting their challenges, triumphs, and multifaceted identities. Learn more about Scientist on the Subway on our website: tinyurl.com/3v7u5jrp

Our latest profile is on Dr. Christian Cazares (Christian Cazares, PhD 🇲🇽🧠), a postdoctoral researcher Salk Institute studying the neuroscience of social competition. Learn more about his journey through science and his outreach work with Colors of the Brain here: scisub.com/?p=2069 #scientist

A few weeks ago…I did a thing. PhD: ✅ Thank you to all who helped along the way 🙏🏼I had a blast with my thesis committee (see below). Check out the big grin after being called Dr. for the first time. It feels so surreal that it’s finally done. #PhDone #PhD #phdlife

On July 4th, Yu & Me bookstore —the first Asian American woman owned bookstore — had a devastating fire. The store needs to close for a year. Please give and give generously. We’re all in this together. Thank you. gofund.me/69fde015