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folks at the amazing #cshldros23 meeting, please check out 2 posters from our lab this afternoon: # 206 from Sanna Koskela for a deep dive into the visual motion processing neurons

folks at the amazing #cshldros23 meeting, please check out the second poster from our lab this afternoon: # 226 from Frank Loesche | @[email protected] for many tools for simpler, cheaper, more accessible and replicable (= better) fly experiments. tons of hands-on demos

folks at the amazing #cshldros23 meeting, please check out the final poster from our lab this afternoon, # 305 from Pavithraa Seenivasan for a deep dive into the beautiful visual projection neurons of Drosophila

Application deadline extended for this HHMI | Janelia conference on neural mechanisms of foraging behavior across species. No fees. Hotel + meals covered. Travel support available! Apply by Oct 22 @ bit.ly/FRG2024 HHMI | Janelia HHMI Future of Foraging World Wide Neuro 🧠🗺️

📢 Only 2 weeks left to apply to lead a lab HHMI | Janelia! 🥼 We’re recruiting Group Leaders across our research areas to lead labs in our highly collaborative, interdisciplinary & inclusive environment. Apply by Nov. 1 ➡️ janelia.org/groupleader. #academictwitter #STEMjobs

Apply by Nov. 1 for a Group Leader position at Janelia. Within MCN, there is special interest in Drosophila and Danionella. Contact me for more information; more details here: janelia.org/our-research/o…

.HHMI | Janelia & Johns Hopkins Medicine are joining forces on XDBio, an interdisciplinary graduate training program that aims to develop the next generation of scientists ready to tackle the most important questions in biomedicine. More info ➡️ janelia.org/news/janelia-c…

Interested in understanding how cells coordinate behaviors working in my lab, or working on other cutting edge problems with anyone else at HHMI | Janelia for grad school? Apply to Johns Hopkins Medicine’s XDBio program!

My department at Univ Washington in Seattle is searching for a tenure-track assistant prof in "Quantitative Understanding of Collective Behavior" UW Biology See ad for more info about the search vision and to apply; happy to answer questions! apply.interfolio.com/130336

Strongly recommend!! Greg Jefferis is a visionary! This is a wonderful opportunity to work with wonderful people on incredible data.

📢 pls RT: just > week to apply for a T/TT group leader position with a #connectomics focus! The LMB is a wonderfully supportive place to grow a group with genuine commitment to enabling long-term research with long-term impact. Please share / contact me. #neurotwitter #STEMJobs

🧪🥼🧠🔬 interested in a one-of-a-kind graduate programs experience in neuroscience ? or just to say hello(!), please come by grad fair booth #32 #SfN23. 🪰🐟🐁 I'll be there from noon-2 pm, today and tomorrow (Nov 12 and 13).

Good morning #SfN23 people. Our lab has 3 posters this morning (Sunday Nov 12) and 2 tomorrow morning (Monday Nov 13). We'd love to see you and share our latest on fly vision, circuits, and behavior. Sanna Koskela Pavithraa Seenivasan Frank Loesche | @[email protected] Omika Wadhwa

We are recruiting! If you are interested in neuronal evolution or neuronal circuits or you just enjoy generating new tools in different bugs, please consider applying. If not, please retweet :-) More information by email or DM. You can apply here: emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR…

#icn2024berlin people! for new fly vision work from our group, please visit our 2 posters on Thursday: Pavithraa Seenivasan PS2.241 - Visual Projection Neurons Sanna Koskela P2S2.224 - searching for the optomotor pathaway(s)

📢 Attention students + postdocs 🧠 Applications are open for our jr scientist workshop on mechanistic cognitive #neuroscience 🥼 Participate in talks, tutorial sessions & detailed discussions ✈️  Hotel, meals & travel fully covered Apply by Oct. 8 @ janelia.news/CNW25

Wonderful people of #neurofly2024, please visit Laura Burnett 's poster today for an exciting display of connectome-inspired experiments in the fly visual system.