Congratulations to 3 graduates from Nina Stachenfeld’s lab: Faith Okifo (Yale School of Medicine), Melanie Burgos (Southern Connecticut State University) and Enya Goonetilleke (Bergen County Academies). All are looking towards excellent and exciting futures as women in STEM!

Our paper on fluorescence lifetime voltage imaging of neurons is out! We combine kilohertz frame rate, micrometer spatial scale, and picosecond lifetime resolution in vivo. Check out the videos and original thread below. Cheng Huang science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

#ArticlesInPress: Testosterone associated blood pressure #dysregulation in women with androgen excess #polycystic ovary syndrome (Stone et al) ow.ly/SG4a50OXbxN The John B. Pierce Laboratory | Yale Yale University #baroreflexgain #MuscleSympatheticNerveActivity

#BioCT #CollaborativeCT #NHIL Thursday, July 20, 4:30 - 6:30 pm All members of the innovation & entrepreneurship ecosystem are welcome. Inclusion is key. Please join us this month at 116 Crown! Sponsored by Women in Bio. bioct.org/event/collabor…

#BioCT puts out their “Weekly Roundup” newsletter which includes a great list of current job openings in #science & #biotech. Click this link and subscribe to stay informed. bioct.org/category/news/ #jobs #CT #NewHaven

Congratulations Nina Stachenfeld, for 30 years of dedication and hard work at The John B. Pierce Laboratory.

Thank you, Doreen Delorenzo, for your hard work and dedication over the years. Enjoy retirement! We will miss you here at The John B. Pierce Laboratory.

Dr. John Geibel, Director and Fellow of The John B. Pierce Laboratory, has been selected to join Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Honor Society, one of the oldest and largest scientific organizations in the world. Click link below to read more... ow.ly/qKX250PxT3f

alleninstitute.org/division/front…

Exciting News! 🧬 Introducing our latest innovation: the Portal96 chip! Experience higher resolution and greater coverage over your tissue. Available through our spatial epigenome sevices. Learn more on our website! bit.ly/44mFg9X #Spatialomics #chromatin #spatialbiology

Open call for #FrontierScience! Announcing an Allen Discovery Center initiative to deepen our understanding of nervous systems in rapidly changing environments. Up to one award for up to $10M in total funding support over four years. Submit a LOI by 9/20: alleninstitute.org/open-call-2024…

The Allen Institute has announced a new funding initiative to study human-driven environmental factors on neurobiology. bit.ly/44nawFC

Maggie from Dr. Verhagen's Lab is attending #Sfn2023

Great interest for our late onset AD poster at #SfN2023. Maggie Oumov doing a fantastic job sharing our data with Paul Territo of MODEL-AD who developed and also phenotyped our APOE4-TREM2 LOAD mouse model. More Info: model-ad.org #Alzheimers #Disease

Dr. Justus Verhagen Publication: "Behavioral discrimination and olfactory bulb encoding of odor plume intermittency" ow.ly/GMxz50RbIXV #odor #navigation #behavior #discrimination #olfactory

NEW JOB OPENING: Research Assistant The Olfactory Behavioral Neuroscience Lab at the John B. Pierce Lab is searching for a full-time research assistant. We are an interdisciplinary research institute, affiliated with Yale University... Apply Now: jbpierce.org/employment/

A 2-minute video on the recent work from the Verhagen lab on #odor #plume #navigating #mice. Mice can use temporal information from odor plumes to find food and mates. To learn more visit us: ow.ly/xGsK50SFx2v

NeuroNex News: Animals depend on their sense of smell to navigate a world rich with various odors. These odors often create turbulent airborne trails called plumes, which result in intermittent whiffs of scent... Click to read: neuronex.org/newsletters/la…