We have an open postdoc position in my lab studying neurodevelopmental risk for psychiatric disorders using multi-modal imaging! Please share and contact me with questions...

The ISDP DEI Committee invites all members of the ISDP to join us for a self-reflection meeting and invite new members to our committee. Membership is open to all ISDP members across career phases. Interested individuals can apply here: forms.gle/7HzH31CUh1bfm9… ISDP 🦋 @isdp.org.bsky.social #ISDP

ISDP 2025, Nov. 12-14 in San Diego - A multi-disciplinary mtg of clinical psychiatrists to ethologists to molecular biologists w/ a common interest in promoting translational research by emphasizing the integration of basic & clinical research approaches. isdp.org/current/

We are recruiting multiple research assistants in the Laboratory for Child Brain Development at Wash U! This is an idea position for research experience before entering graduate/medical school. Please share widely!

I need people to understand how difficult it is to get an NIH grant. You spend months writing a proposal, following strict guidelines that include a detailed multiyear budget, bios of everyone on your team, plans for participant safety & ethical conduct. Then you send it off -1/n

A personal story about how the potential grant funding freeze might affect science. Right now, I'm in my fourth year of a 5-year NIH grant and my last year of funding is supposed to start February 1st. I'm supporting a postdoc, two graduate students, and two lab managers

A driving assumption behind the admin's proposed restrictions on grants & aid seems to be that any use of "DEI" signals a political agenda that is antithetical to conducting good research. Let's unpack that. Why would DEI language be used in a grant?

Such a sad loss for the developmental community. Clancy was such an amazing scholar and always so kind to junior colleagues.

This breaks my heart 💔 Some of my most successful trainees were Pitt PhDs, and I helped run the neuroscience grad program for a few years - one of the best & largest in the country Scientific progress will halt if we stop training the next generation wesa.fm/health-science…

So what's happening with medical research in the US? This is the cumulative award count from the NIH for the year. Doesn't look so good. But it gets worse. 1/

I think it says something that so many scientists noticed Pubmed was down on a random Saturday afternoon in March Scientists noticed because: (1) we rely on Pubmed to look up info and (2) because scientists are working around the clock to solve health problems. Keep us working.

#WhyScience Today, I am launching a 100-day Twitter/X campaign highlighting the importance of science, academia, and academic research in the U.S., with one tweet per day. Please help to increase visibility by liking, retweeting and adding to it.

The NIH is pulling the plug on life-saving science because of student protests @ Columbia University. This move doesn't protect anyone. Its goal is to suppress free speech. Whether or not you agree w/ the protesters is not the point. The point is to silence & instill fear

This is Eric Kandel. He's a professor at Columbia, Jewish, and Nobel laureate for his work on the biological basis of memory. When he was 8, his family fled Vienna when the Nazis took over. And now we are defunding his lab in the name of fighting antisemitism.

In fiscal year 2024, the report found, NIH awarded more than $36.9 billion to researchers, supporting more than 408,000 jobs and generating over $94.5 billion in new economic activity nationwide.

If you are a graduate student planning on preparing an NIH individual graduate (F31) or postdoctoral (F32) research fellowship proposal this summer, check out my FREE webinar on Succeeding at NIH Fellowship Grant Applications: smart-workshops.com/fellowships-in…

Visualization is not just a means of quality assurance; it can be a valuable tool for discovery and insight. Find-viz supports multiple file formats, volume and surface plotting, time course visualization, and basic preprocessing/analysis features.

Love this Mike Yassa. Agree on many levels!

Happy to announce that my lab was able to reopen our research assistant position. This is an idea job for those interested in developmental cognitive neuroscience who would like to attend graduate school or medical school. Please share widely!

This job has now been posted under Job #88644! Please reapply if you applied before the shutdown! wustl.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/External…