Former HS teacher, current Postdoc, dad, and husband. Molecular mechanisms of memory, especially intercellular Arc with @Jasonsynaptic. He/Him
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Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
when “Democracy was on the ballot”… every other time during America’s past…
There isn’t a single historical example of a majority of white voters choosing democracy.
Never.
Start there.
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
QUICK: before you have a hot take, ask yourself if you’re accidentally playing into the plan of jerks who want us to fight amongst ourselves for the scraps
ALT A blurry pic of an orange cat who is fighting a blurry foe
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
I can’t explain it but the energy lately is “everyone is losing it” in a way we haven’t seen since 2020.
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
Since retirement, I have been lucky to avoid stealing millions of dollars from the poorest people in my state.
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
Financial concerns erode mental health. How can PhD students be expected to flourish when worrying about finances?
Pay PhD students a living wage.
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
PIs be like “I never see you in the lab”
Bruh I never see YOU in the lab???
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
Congrats @AliciaRavens !
Memory studies in rodents predominately use one or two behavioral paradigms. Using a more naturalistic exploration/foraging behavioral assay developed by @GreggNeuroLab we set out to determine whether Arc KO mice show any phenotypes /1 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
Memory studies in rodents predominately use one or two behavioral paradigms. Using a more naturalistic exploration/foraging behavioral assay developed by @GreggNeuroLab we set out to determine whether Arc KO mice show any phenotypes /1 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
the secret is a wife. it’s always a wife.
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Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
Alright #ribosome community,
We call the 30S the Small Subunit and the 50S the Large Subunit.
So can we please start calling the 70S...
THE UNIT
It would bring me a lot of joy to read that in a publication.
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
God, I love fourth graders. I love how they are just old enough to start outsmarting their parents. How their interests are so well developed. How they have their own personal style. How their questions are still blunt and honest and they are terrible liars.
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
I’ve said this multiple times before but I strongly urge people to reconsider characterizing white terrorists as operating out of “fear.” They operate out of a desire to exert power thru violence & they most often attack vulnerable ppl in soft targets
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
The Buffalo shooter's manifesto focuses on "White birth rates."
The Supreme Court's opinion overturning Roe cites the "domestic supply of infants."
This is not a coincidence.
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
It’s mortifying something as simple as bodily autonomy with the looming overturn of abortion rights and accessibility will lead to the foreseeable death and injury of so many women in this country that should be preventable based on access to information and resources. – at Berkeley, CA
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
The U.S. does not officially recognize International Labor Day, a.k.a May Day. The resistance stems from a want to avoid emboldening worldwide working-class unity, historians say.
Here's how it all began.
n.pr/3rYvCtG
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
“The extreme left is taking over” WHERE. In Texas, Republicans passed a law allowing rapists to sue their victims for getting an abortion.
Can anyone name a “far left” policy that extreme implemented anywhere? We can’t even get our party to import cheaper RXs from Canada. foh
Matthew Regier, Ph.D. retweeted
To learn to cook, I'm going to identify and map the position of every food in a refrigerator
We’re excited to announce that the @ChanZuckerberg Institute for Advanced Biomedical Imaging’s initial focus will be to identify and map the position of every protein in a cell.
Learn more from our co-founder’s exclusive @Medscape interview: wb.md/3Ko8RWv