Attended a training on #Social Justice & #Disability today. The presenter shared this infographic and I think everyone in #academia needs to engage in self-reflection to explore their positions of power and priveleges.

👀 Just saw my friend and fellow iDREAMer absolutely slaying this mini interview at #SFN24! 🔥 So proud and inspired by her brilliance—definitely one to watch! 🧠💫 #WomenInSTEM #SFN #SlayQueen

Had an amazing time at #SFN24 ! 🎉 It was a privilege to present my poster and get feedback on my research. 🧠 I made great connections 🤝🏾 & discovered amazing new research with friends. Feeling inspired and ready to take on new challenges! 💪🏾✨ #sfn2024 #neuroscience #Chicago

I guess that's why they're called pyramidal neurons! #FluorescenceFriday

🚨 Countdown: 10 days until #ABRCMS! Excited to present my research on the Role of the Auditory Cortex & Long-range GABAergic Projections to the Lateral Amygdala in emotional memory. 🔹 Presentation #A-312 📅 11/14, 2:45 - 4:00 PM Our study examines how specific neural pathways

Guess what? Mitochondria are weirder than we thought

A scientist who successfully treated her own breast cancer by injecting the tumour with lab-grown viruses has sparked discussion about the ethics of self-experimentation go.nature.com/3NXqzEq

Since its establishment in 2001, ABRCMS has thrived by creating a welcoming environment for scholars at all stages to gather and celebrate. Like and retweet if you are attending the #ABRCMS2024 conference.

Wonderful opening speech by Mayor Ed Gainey at #ABRCMS! 💬 "Fall in love with adversity, make it your best friend... Without adversity, you can grow old, but you won't grow up." 🌱 Powerful words on resilience and growth! 🙌🏽 #ABRCMS2024 #Motivation #Pittsburgh

Congrats to the around 850 #ABRCMS2024 Student Travel Award winners! ✈️ 🏆 All these students presented at ABRCMS for the first time this year, which is a huge achievement. We hope each and every one will be back again next year.

Grateful to receive a travel award for #ABRCMS2024! 🌟 This opportunity has been a milestone in my journey as a neuroscientist. Huge thanks to my mentor, Dr. Isabel Muzzio, for believing in me and supporting this journey. Your encouragement means the world! 🙏🏽

A group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope.

❄️☃️ RSVP TODAY! ☃️❄️ Our 2nd Annual Bake Off is this Thursday, December 5th, from 5–7 PM in MERF 1117. 🍪 Last chance to RSVP as a baker or taste tester—deadline is today, December 2nd! Scan the QR code below to secure your spot now! #BakeOff #RSVP #Iowa

Assistant Professor Angeline Dukes, PhD, who earned a spot on Forbes' 30 under 30 list in the Social Impact category, was interviewed on MPR news! Listen at: bit.ly/4iCR54b. #UMNproud | #BlackInNeuro | #ForbesUnder30 | Angeline J. Dukes, PhD | Black In Neuro 🧠 | University of Minnesota Neuroscience

2024 was a year of growth and change! 🌟 Grateful for the mentors and colleagues who made it all possible. Here's to 2025! 💪✨ #YearInReview #StudentLife 🔬 #Neuroscience 🧠 #future #AcademicTwitter #Wrapped2024 🎓 #STEM #NewYear

Have you ever wondered how we learn, remember, or why we sometimes forget? Science of Learning and Memory, a new MITx Courses offering, explores how the human brain processes learning and memory. The course launches next week. Learn more: mitxonline.mit.edu/courses/course…

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