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congratulations to the class of 2023 phds of Thomas Jefferson University neuroscience!!! drs. aimino, byrne, curran, heng, molotsky, and nelson!!! shown with proud advisors! and double congratulations to dr. aimino!! Le Ma Davide Trotti Elana Molotsky, PhD @sonofasmurf Jefferson Health Comprehensive PD Center

Writing a research article is difficult for many reasons. Authors of our latest Feature Article give advice on using - and misusing - ‘persuasive communication devices’. elifesciences.org/articles/88654…

Le Ma (Le Ma) and I are organizing the subgroup "Emerging Cell Biology Concepts in Neural Function and Disease" at the ASCB|EMBO Cell Bio meeting this year. Please submit an abstract - due August 1st! American Society for Cell Biology EMBO ascb.org/cellbio2023/

Finally, a beautiful summer day to enjoy the long overdue lab lunch and celebrate the achievements of many at the table. Look forward to another one soon.

4/ Excellence in writing is a necessity for excellence in science. Clear, concise writing reflected purely your understanding of the subject. You cannot explain something well unless you fully understood it. His outline method is now de rigeur in science. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…

Great talk by Stephen Tymanskyj on the opening day of #CellBio23 about using optogenetic tools to study axonal transport.

⁦Don’t miss Stephen Tymanskyj⁩ poster (board B413) this afternoon about using optogenetic tools and artificial cargos to probe transport selectivity.

This is a landmark achievement that will open the door for many future investigations of the brain’s function, development and evolution. Congrats to everyone who has contributed to this monumental effort. Big thanks to the NIH #studyBRAIN Initiative for supporting this project.

Researchers Thomas Jefferson University now benefit from uncapped, APC-free #openaccess publishing in all our journals, plus unlimited access to the journals & their archives, thanks to new #ReadAndPublish #OA agreement. bit.ly/3rOQbsf

Spinal cord injury researchers, mark your calendars! The CNS Injury & Repair GRC is coming to Tuscany, July 6-11, 2025. Explore cutting-edge spinal cord injury research. Registration is now open for this premier scientific event. Network with field leaders! #sciGRC2025

Wonderful celebration Puttshack to send Bridget Curran off to her new adventure.

Bon Voyage! Another celebration on a summer day for Stephen Tymanskyj and Bridget, who are embarking on their next career adventure. You will do AWESOME things!!!

Bridget Curran’s thesis work is finally published as VOR in eLife. Great job, Bridget! doi.org/10.7554/eLife.… eLife - the journal

Great to have @stephgupton1 to start off our Neuroscience seminar series today. Beautiful talk on how axons grow, branch, and synapse.

What an exciting #cshlneurocon conference Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory! Also exciting to see the participation of Thomas Jefferson University students and faculty, with a huge crowd for Tim Mosca (he/him).

Our lab's paper led by Sam Ing-Esteves on HOW the clustered Protocadherins (cPcdhs) produce dendrite self-avoidance and complex neuronal morphologies was published today in Current Biology: authors.elsevier.com/a/1jgpv3QW8S6F… The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) Department of Molecular Genetics, U of T

This is the most detailed model of a human cell to date, obtained using x-ray, NMR and cryoelectron microscopy datasets. ‘Cellular landscape cross-section through a eukaryotic cell.’ - by Evan Ingersoll and Gael McGill.

This is a great opportunity to share your vision and science with fellow neuroscientists around the world.

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