Normalize femininity in STEM. You can be a great scientist and also be into fashion, makeup, and wear cute dresses. It doesn't make you any less professional.

The role models I look up to the most aren't those who always succeed, but rather those who confront failure and adversity and work to make things better for the people who follow them.

How COVID-19 Affects the Brain ja.ma/3upNTPd #onlinefirst

The Psychedelic Revolution Is Coming. Psychiatry May Never Be the Same. nytimes.com/2021/05/09/hea…

Just out from our lab: Epigenetic changes predict & correlate with response to PTSD psychotherapy. We must harness the power of science to personalize treatment approaches and monitor outcomes. Even psychotherapy, when it works, changes gene function. nature.com/articles/s4139…

I am happy to announce that the Tulane Department of Psychology is searching for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Cognitive Neuroscience. We are continuing to expand our neuroscience community at the Tulane Brain Institute!! neurojobs.sfn.org/job/31274/assi…

I am so proud of this new review on early adversity, 🧠, and depression risk with Lucy King! Online now at Translational Psychiatry @nresearchnews: “Mechanisms of neuroplasticity linking early adversity to depression: developmental considerations” rdcu.be/czbQP

Thank you for your interest in science!

Professors are people, too!! Always great to express gratitude!! Not weird, and so appreciated!!

Just in from JAMA. It’s now very clear. Gold standards of care at VA for PE and CPT show a decline of 15.6 and 13.1 in PTSD severity with a dropout rate of 55.8% and 46.6%. MAPS Phase 3 results for MDMA-AT show a 24.4 decline with 6.5% dropout. Tim Ferriss bit.ly/3tKMaaj