Neuroscientist & Neuroengineer at Georgia Tech and Emory. Learning, memory, and memory impairment in disease, oh my. Views may be mine, may be borrowed.
Joined September 2020
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Help spotlight the innovative research, exceptional mentorship, or outstanding education initiatives of a colleague, mentor, friend, or peer.
🚨 Nominations for the 2025 SfN Award and Prizes close tomorrow!
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Our next #InterfaceNeuroGT session highlighted cutting-edge techniques for measuring and manipulating sensorimotor and cognitive behavior — across species and across scales.
Sponsored by @ParkinsonsGT and chaired by @DrACSinger.
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Can flashing lights stall Alzheimer’s? What the science shows go.nature.com/4eq2D89
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Present your most recent and exciting research at the largest neuroscience meeting in the world!
Submissions for late-breaking abstract close tomorrow at 5 p.m. EDT.
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Submissions for late-breaking abstracts are now open!
Share your most recent and exciting research with a global audience.
Submit your late-breaking abstract by Thursday, August 1.
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The deadline to submit your abstract for #SfN24 has been extended to Thursday, May 9, 5 p.m. EDT!
You still have a chance to expand your professional horizons and gain invaluable feedback on your latest research.
Don’t wait, submit now!
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I really enjoyed helping @lou_blanpain, who basically measured the Fourier transform of the human brain. Check it out
Check out our new paper: “Multisensory flicker modulates widespread brain networks and reduces interictal epileptiform discharges” rdcu.be/dEtHG led by @lou_blanpain and in collaboration with @JTWillieMD. With human intracranial recordings...
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Kicked off what is sure to be an eventful week at the @wcnpmeet with @Franklandlab, @DrACSinger , @ikebukuro_tomu, @basu_lab_NYU.
Thank you to the organizers and steering committee for gathering us all in sunny PV.
📸: @AlbertLeeNeuro
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Now in Alzheimer’s + spatial navigation meeting in Magdeburg.
Had great discussions on how we can translate findings from Alzheimer’s research to early detection of people with AD risks.
With Moto Yoshida, Thomas Wolbers, Dennis Chan,
@vschinazi @HasselmoMichael
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Interested in submitting an idea for a #SfN24 session or event, but don’t know where to start?
Here is a sample of a successful symposium proposal: bit.ly/3HjjnzP
🚨 Reminder: proposal submissions close in two weeks!
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ALT Neuroscience 2024 logo. Call for Proposals. Shape the #SfN24 scientific program. Submit a proposal by Tuesday, January 23.
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Are you looking for a great place to start your own lab?
Our department is hiring! Best of luck to all! apply.interfolio.com/131347
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Treatment with flickering lights & sounds shows promise for treating diseases like Alzheimer's. But why? Researchers are uncovering one part of how the treatment affects the brain's immune cells in a new @ScienceAdvances study: b.gatech.edu/3r7KubZ
ALT Annabelle Singer demonstrates a pair of glasses that deliver flickering light and sounds to patients with neurological diseases like Alzheimer's.
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BrainWAVE is an #opensource noninvasive deep brain stimulation method based on Arduino. It was developed by the lab of Annabelle Singer @DrACSinger. Read about it on OpenBehavior:
edspace.american.edu/openbeh…
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My friend (An Wu, Komiyama lab, UCSD, tiny little Asian girl with so much energy) who went to Cosyne (Montreal) was missing after the old Montreal fire. Shout out to any cosyne participants who might have seen her in the recent two days. #cosyne23 @CosyneMeeting
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Our Student Spotlight is back for the fall semester! Up first, we have one of our new fellows, Sina Dabiri, a 2nd-year BME grad student in the labs of @DrACSinger and @GrossRobertE, voter and neuro enthusiast. Read more about his favorite poets and current research focus below!
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Application help for those applying to graduate school in neural engineering and neuroscience at Emory and Georgia Tech! @CoulterBME @GT_Emory_NECs @GT_Emory_CNTP @laneygradschool @GT_BioE @gatechengineers
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Have you submitted your proposal for a session/event yet?
The deadline to submit is fast approaching!
Don’t miss out on an opportunity to bring your ideas for session/event to life at #SfN23!
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Have an idea for a session or event for #SfN23?
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If you are submitting an abstract to @CosyneMeeting this year, especially if its your first time, we at the COSYNE DEIA committee have made this video to help you out: youtu.be/0r4Nz7NGmUw
Its interviews from experienced reviewers talking about how they evaluate abstracts
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The vast majority of PhD students think that a PhD was very helpful to their career prospects, and having experienced academia *warts and all* are still more positive about academia than any other sector. We can learn from those who don't want to stay, but this is good!
.@Nature survey of 3,200+ graduate students gives some insight to perceptions of careers post-phd.
The top reasons grad students don't want to pursue an academic career are:
- overly competitive job market
- lack of work-life balance
- low salary
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
