Introducing ✨Preexisting risk-avoidance and enhanced alcohol relief are driven by imbalance of the striatal dopamine receptors in mice✨ Contributing to this project was the perfect introduction to the lab and AUD, and I’m also so happy to see it out!

RT @analog_ashley: Wrote this five years ago, and now understanding student attitudes towards coding is a central part of my scholarly work…

A fantastic first IBAGS in the books! 🇸🇪 In case I don’t say it enough, I’m so grateful for the places science has taken me and the friendships that have followed #IBAGS2023

RT @drdre4000: My commentary on attracting the next generation of scientists

“Best” isn’t cutting it this week.

RT @cmclymer: This little girl must be protected at all costs. She is the future. 😭😭😭

We had so much fun welcoming the @AU_Neuroscience club to the NIH today. I owe a special thanks to @Leorkatz, @JamesHawrot, and Jackie Mehr for sharing their research/experiences and hyping up future neuroscientists 🧠👩🏻‍🔬

RT @MDaware: a lot of people Big Mad at the left one seem pretty quiet the right one

@ the NIH Great Christmas Flood of 2022

RT @audreydrotos: I think mentors should have to do training like ambulance drivers do but like instead of having to place an IV in a movin…

@bye_ology Congratulations! 💕

RT @yael_niv: Fun fact: the first iteration of this course was predominantly women (from memory: 17/19 women), and attendees of this one ar…

In case you were wondering, pushing air-tables w/ ephys rigs + server racks out of the lab, into an elevator, and across the building (so you can still do science while your drywall is being replaced over the next few months) is a really effective way to close your exercise rings

RT @OverheardWDC: At Capital One Arena Man: "Mansplaining, it’s like a man explaining to you." Woman, rolling eyes: "I know what manspla…

#SfN22 ✅ I’m grateful for the opportunity to present my work as a Trainee Professional Development Awardee! (Thank you, @Leorkatz for the action shot.)

RT @ivancedric_a: Did you know that you could do your PhD in neuroscience at the NIH? 🧠 Check out our booth at SfN to learn more about the…

RT @adhdjesse: The ADHD urge to take on an unbelievably ambitious new project, in a field you previously have no experience in, with the fu…

Between my NIH stipend ($44.9k ) and my teaching job (~5k), I am just making living wage for Washington, DC ($48.1k - per MITs calculator). I have friends at other DC area universities who are making half of that, with none of the insurance benefits I have, and it is *criminal*.