We're hiring! Catherine Sabiston and I are looking for a postdoc to lead collaborative, multidisciplinary research that explores the relationship between body image and motor performance. Please reach out for more info or see: kpe.utoronto.ca/sites/default/…

We are hiring! Please SHARE with anyone who may be interested.

auemployment.com/postings/38319

The School of Kinesiology at Auburn University is hiring a tenure-track faculty member (assistant/associate level) in motor behavior BROADLY defined (e.g., motor development/learning/control, sport/exercise psychology): auemployment.com/postings/37565 Feel free to DM with any questions!

Come see Morgan Gladson present our recent work today, 4:30-5:15! NASPSPA Hilton Toronto

Juliana Parma presenting her work with Mariane Bacelar NASPSPA annual meeting in Toronto! Photo credit to Kristina Neely

All NeuroImage and NeuroImage:Reports editors have resigned over the high publication fee, and are starting a new non-profit journal

imaging-neuroscience.org

This comes with great regret, and a huge amount of thought and discussion- please read announcement to get more details.

💬NASPSPA: Last chance to register for this FREE event being held tomorrow! - mailchi.mp/35b51ea6b442/n…

Lab postdoc Heather McGregor will be presenting! Looks like an awesome line up and important science.

ICYMI: Eric Lander's Departure Is a Step toward Safer Workplaces in Science scientificamerican.com/article/eric-l… via Scientific American

Genes, Brain and Behavior 2023, University of Galway, May 22-25. Abstract Deadline February 22 nd, 2023. Plenary Speakers, Symposia, Workshops, Award Ceremonies and Registration info here: ibangs.org/genes-brain-an… Please RT Helen Kamens Wim Crusio Abraham Palmer Camron (not Cameron) Bryant

New article from Juliana Parma with great help from co-authors Mariane Bacelar , Daniel Cabral , Keith Lohse, and Motor Skills Lab Director Nicola Hodges!
authors.elsevier.com/c/1gZcR5E1C506…

Tai chi is a form of gentle #exercise that experts say can help improve your mood, reduce stress, and help keep your heart healthy. This #HarvardHealth online course is the perfect way to try #taichi from home and get dozens of proven health benefits. bit.ly/3Yxz0te

This paper lays out a 'scientific case' for not using rainbow or red-green diverging color schemes to convey information Check it out: 'The misuse of colour in science communication' rdcu.be/c3DZR Perhaps required reading for anyone presenting scientific info?

New research from Nikki Etter Nicole Schmauk and Kristina Neely in #AJSLP

Learn more about the OPPALab projects: sites.psu.edu/oppal/current-…

#HHDresearch #CSDimpact #slp2b #PhDinCSD #sensation #somatosensation Penn State Research

Please consider submitting an abstract and joining us on March 3rd & 4th, 2023 at USC for the NSF DARE Conference: Transformative Opportunities for Modeling in Neurorehabilitation.

When science gets difficult, it can feel like we’re not a scientist and we don’t belong in science.

However, if it feels difficult then that means you are leaning into the challenge and trying to learn something new, and that is *exactly* what scientists do.

We need to pray ! My God ! U never know what someone is going through. This breaks my heart.

I'm reading faculty job applications and am BEGGING y'all to list your academic positions (two applicants I had to infer they were post-docs from the writing) and grants.

Unsolicited advice for headers to always have in your CV:
Headers you should always have:
1. Education

#WarEagle

Are you or someone you know currently pregnant, working full-time, and employed in the US? You may be eligible to take part in our study looking at the impacts of pregnancy related discrimination on health outcomes! If interested, click this link: redcap.link/xuhvrmto