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Anita Devineni
@BrainsExplained
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Asst Prof at Emory丨neural circuits and behavior in flies丨(ultra)running and all things outdoors丨she/her丨[email protected]
Atlanta, GA
Joined January 2015
Periodic reminder that my lab @EmoryUniversity is looking for people! We're seeking postdocs (hi @neurophd_emory grads!) and will be hiring a new technician next year. We use cutting-edge tools to study neural circuits and behavior in flies 🧠🪰🔬🧬
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@Goodflies If cutting costs is the goal, this should be undertaken through two-sided discussions and auditing of expenditures, not an across the board slash with zero notice. This is not a good-faith effort to cut costs; it's obviously an effort to cripple universities and science.
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Good explainer about indirect costs. They support the infrastructure that is absolutely essential for research. Maybe they should be lower, but unilaterally cutting from ~52% to 15% with no notice is not a good-faith effort to cut costs, it's an attempt to destroy universities.
1) Since there is a lot of confusion about the reduction of the overhead rate on NIH grants to 15% (see here: I'll do a little tweetorial (or X-torial?) about it.
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RT @VirusesImmunity: NIH indirect costs fund the backbone of research: maintaining labs, ensuring safety, and supporting admin work. These…
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@DrCristinaRiso Yeah, most of the time my brain seems to want to work on things that are way down on the priority list. But then it's nice to open a folder a few months later and realize I already started a draft of a grant/paper/talk that I didn't even remember doing 😅
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@SergeyStavisky Thanks Sergey. Yeah, having lab members be more self-sufficient and handle some of the problems has made things a lot easier. I hope you're doing well (certainly seems like it from the outside)!
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RT @Nature: In an unprecedented move, research-grant reviews have been suspended indefinitely at the world’s largest public funder of biome…
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@leslievosshall @NobelPrize Not sure these are great examples (as pointed out by others too). Immunity has an IF in the 30s/40s and the others are in the 10-20 range! I agree with the sentiment of the tweet, but treating everything below CNS as low impact is also part of the problem...
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RT @HongkuiZeng: The BRAIN Initiative has driven unprecedented progress in neuroscience, but a 40% funding cut threatens this momentum. Res…
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RT @HHMIJanelia: 🎉 Congratulations to Vivek Jayaraman and Gaby Maimon, co-recipients of the 2024 W. Alden Spencer Award from @ColumbiaPS fo…
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RT @muruganmalu: Fresh off the press! Check out this review article @jennisisaac and I wrote on neural circuits mediating social-reward rel…
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@AmericanAir WTF is up with changing my seat at the last second, from the seat I chose months ago and confirmed at check-in to a crappy one in the back row?! These kinds of shenanigans are why I always try to fly @SouthwestAir instead
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RT @janeliagenie: Great interactions at #SfN24! If we missed you here is our poster with our on-going sensor optimization @HHMIJanelia: ht…
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RT @ajemanuel: Join our department @EmoryMedicine! We have an open search for investigators conducting mechanistic studies of developmental…
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