61 years after my father’s "I Have a Dream" speech, the call for justice and equality remains urgent. Now more than ever, it’s imperative that we stand together to protect those values push forward with the courage and conviction my father exemplified. #MLKDream61 #KingLegacy

Did you know that visual illusions provide clues to how the brain processes what people with autism see? Dr. Emily Knight breaks down some of her research that works to better understand how those with autism see the world. #URochesterResearch Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience

On Labor Day, we celebrate the generations of American workers and their families who keep our country going — and the unions who fight for the rights and opportunities they deserve. We owe them our gratitude and support.

How does a #stroke in the back of the brain, or occipital stroke, impact the way someone sees? URochester SMD Neuroscience graduate student Matthew Adusei studies how cortical feedback to the thalamus may impact visual recovery in occipital stroke patients in the Briggs lab

My heart is overflowing! My lab surprised me with a wonderful birthday celebration today. I'm so grateful for my amazing team and the friends who joined in the fun!

100-years ago this month our labs opened. A year later students arrived URochester SMD #URochesterResearch #Anatomy was 1 of 5 basic science departments at UR Medicine. It eventually became Neurobiology and Anatomy and is known today as #Neuroscience #history #centennial

Understanding the effects of cosmic radiation on humans, electronics, etc is crucial making sure they're are protected in space🚀 Learn More👉urmc.info/1Hy URochester SMD #neuro grad student Mark Osabutey, MBChB, is 1 of 15 students training at the ESA FAIR Space

Look mom, I'm in a text book!! Super proud of this chapter that I helped write about Episodic Ataxias! shop.elsevier.com/books/neurolog…

Thanks Cell for selecting me as one of "50 Scientists that Inspire" for your 50 year anniversary issue. I enjoyed this interview where I spoke about my thoughts on innovation in science, our biggest findings, and my hope for the future of science.

ICYMI: In a Neuro Minute🧠 is back! URochester SMD Neuroscience graduate student Matthew Adusei studies how cortical feedback to the thalamus may impact visual recovery in occipital stroke patients in the Briggs lab @CvsUoR #URochesterResearch

We will be looking for you in the stars, James Earl Jones. 🤍 #JamesEarlJones

#RIP dad 💔

Why is Alzheimer's disease more prevalent in women? Neuroscience graduate student Lia Calcines Rodriguez is studying whether microglia, the immune cells in the brain, may play a different role in the brains of females vs males and if this could be why the disease impacts the

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Today, we remember and honor the lives lost on 9/11. Let us never forget the heroes who emerged in the face of tragedy and the resilience of a nation united in hope and strength. #NeverForget #911Memorial

Don't wait – check your state's voter registration deadline today and make sure you're registered and ready to vote. And then share this with your friends and family so everyone's ready to vote early or by Election Day. VoteSaveAmerica.com/Obama

🎉 Yesterday, we celebrated the 2nd Annual Multicultural Celebration: "Embracing Differences and Cultivating Harmony" at my home with over 130 attendees. This year's theme, "We Are In This Together," reminds us to support one another and celebrate our unique identities. A

Honored to receive the 2024 SfN Science Educator Award for writing fun and engaging STEM-themed books for kids! 15 books in 4 years translated into 4 different languages. Feels great to be recognized in this way for my scholarship and advancing public education on science 🙏🏾

How can understanding brain waste flow inform brain health? Prof Douglas Kelley, PhD, of Mechanical Engineering University of Rochester Hajim, aims to understand the glymphatic system so conditions like #Alzheimer's and #Parkinson's can be studied more effectively. #URochesterResearch In a Neuro

Outstanding gala at The Press Club in Washington DC to support work on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) - big turnout from our Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience team, with guest appearances by Senators Angus King and Lisa Murkowski Sen. Lisa Murkowski FASD United (formerly NOFAS) UR Medicine #urochesterresearch