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For those of us with strong opinions on the new postdoc recommendations, remember that they were developed by a committee of real people (some on here) devoting their time to trying to improve the system. We should keep our criticisms constructive and not imply bad intentions.

You young ‘uns have no idea. Here’s Nature in 1998 threatening readers for photocopying articles.

Excited to share a first pre-print from my lab Uni Fribourg: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. Led by a fantastic student, Bene Dürr, with the help of a great team: Enrico, Suguru Takagi, Richard Benton et al.! We use single cell labelling in the brain to investigate evolution of neuroanatomy.

The lab has been busy this summer! devinenilab.org/news/summer-20…

My forthcoming book DOCTORS BY NATURE: HOW ANTS, APES, AND OTHER ANIMALS HEAL THEMSELVES is nominated for the South by South West conference! By voting for me, you can help me present my book. Learn more about the book and vote here: panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/152843

#ICYMI: This paper was also featured on the cover of the latest issue of Molecular Cell! (cover art by Will de Lannoy) Learn more about Emily Feierman & KorbLab in their #MeetTheAuthors feature➡️ tinyurl.com/jpdkykff

The grad school app season is starting! Please share cientificolatino.com with students that are applying to grad school. We have a ton of free resources and webinars! 🤓

Our paper on sound-seeking and hearing loss has now been published at Sci Rep! Moving forward, we plan to use this behavioral platform to study neural circuits for healthy hearing and resilience to #hearingloss nature.com/articles/s4159…

Jobs I have as a PI that I didn't know I'd have before I became a PI: accountant, financial planner, HR manager, conference & event organiser, grant manager, counsellor, meeting facilitator, course developer, academic administrator, facility manager, purchasing officer, AV tech.

As we're heading into PhD application season, I wrote a post with advice for applying to grad school, drawing from my experience on admissions committees. Please share with any aspiring PhD students that you know! brains-explained.com/advice-for-app…

Open #postdocposition! Come work with me on NIH BRAIN funded research to discover the functional role & neural basis of rapid turns during olfactory search. Please share! Video: youtube.com/watch?v=clV18e… Paper: cell.com/current-biolog… With Bing Wen Brunton, Michael Dickinson

Remember how many of us were super upset about NIH's proposal to limit K99 eligibility to 2 years? If you never managed to to submit your input to NIH yet, the feedback form is open until October - don't forget! rfi.grants.nih.gov/?s=6660cc1aa12…

Our work simulating the fly visual system connectome with Jakob Macke Janne Lappalainen is now out in nature Paper (open access): nature.com/articles/d4158… Research Briefing: nature.com/articles/d4158…

Proud to share our paper in nature that Andrei and I co-first authored with Tom Mrsic-Flogel SWC We recorded ~15000 neurons across the brain while mice made perceptual decisions to reveal how sensory evidence controls actions through global neural dynamics nature.com/articles/s4158…

.Chris Rodgers is spending his 40th birthday in DC doing immersive mentor training through HHMI not for any requirement, but just because he cares so deeply about inclusive mentoring and supporting trainees. Emory Neuroscience PhD Program PhDs and postdocs should run not walk to join his lab!!

Happy Birthday Ben! Today would’ve been his 70th birthday. A renowned scientist who changed the way we see glia cells and the brain and a wonderful friend and advocate, Ben was an inspiration to us all.  #neuroscience #glia #advocateforwomeninStem #TransRightsAreHumanRights

First paper from the lab biorxiv.org/content/10.110…! Long story short: Emine Zeynep Ulutas, Amartya Pradhan, Dorothy Koveal and I developed a method using injectable nanoparticles to turn mice into…constellations in motion.