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Applying to #graduateschool for #neuroscience? Consider our large, vibrant, and friendly community @umich. Come learn more about our Neuroscience Graduate Program at the @umich booth SACNAS #NDiSTEM Oct. 31 - Nov 2, and/or attend our virtual open house of the on Nov 4. 👇👇👇

#EBPS2025 in Almeria, Spain! EBPS has always been my favorite #behavioral #neuroscience/pharmacology meeting. It provides a great forum for scientific discussions and networking; and this one happens to be in a pretty awesome location. Submit symposium proposals and join us! 👇

We will miss you Jordi Jornet-Plaza! Thanks for being such a great team member! 💛💙

Flagel Lab website got a makeover, thanks to Stellate Communications! One of my favorite aspects is the "Publications" page, where you can view abstracts and easily download any of our articles. Check it out! flagellab.com

I'm very happy to share our new study on how corticothalamic circuits regulate motivated behaviors via depolarization block mechanisms. Shout out to the talented postdoc Guillermo Aquino-Miranda for leading this project and the co-authors for their key contributions. 👏🏽🎉🎊🥳🧠🐀

Since its establishment in 2001, ABRCMS has thrived by creating a welcoming environment for scholars at all stages to gather and celebrate. Like and retweet if you are attending the #ABRCMS2024 conference.

Heading to #ABRCMS2024? Come chat with us at the University of Michigan booth to learn more about our #Neuroscience #Graduate #Program and awesome community. Thursday (14th) & Friday (15th): 2:30 - 7:00 PM Saturday (16th): 9 AM - noon. Safe travels! Hope to see you there!

🌐In our new paper in @TheLancetPsych: Dost Öngür and I are arguing that we need to embrace the dynamic nature of psychiatric disorders! 🚀 In “Embracing Complexity in psychiatry..,” doi.org/10.1016/S2215-…

Good morning #ABRCMS2024! Check out Natalia Morales' poster (A327) at session 1 (2:45-4 PM). Natalia is a post-bac (PREP) student who collected data and put together a beautiful poster in the short time she has been in the lab. She is fantastic...and seeking out grad programs!

Come chat with us at our University of Michigan booth at #ABRCMS2024 this afternoon, starting at 2:30. We have info about #summer #programs, #postbac programs, applying to our #neuroscience program, life in #AnnArbor, and more! Booth 1125.

“Not all speed is movement.” #ABRCMS2024

Worried about logistics, like childcare? We are thrilled to partner with Aelis Farma who will cover the costs of onsite childcare for those in need via their Daycare Initiative. As someone who lugged my kids around to conferences, I am so proud #EBPS2025 will offer this.

Happy New Year! Will I see you in Spain in 2025 at my favorite meeting, #EBPS2025! ebps2025.com Check out the awesome lineup of plenary/awardee lectures. And help us make it even more exciting by submitting a symposium proposal. 👇 Deadline January 20.

We have extended the deadline to give everyone a bit more time after the holidays to get their symposium proposals together #EBPS2025. All the information for our September meeting is on our new conference website! ebps2025.com

Symposium proposal deadline Jan 31st. Join us at #EBPS2025! 👇

Our #MINDS post-bacc program is accepting applications til March 1st! ✨ z.umn.edu/minds ✅ two-years full-time research 🧠 ✅ $41,000 annual salary + benefits ✅ personalized grad school prep ✅ $1,500 to relocate + $1,500 in prof dev funds ✅ dedicated mentors + more✨

We are now accepting Travel Award applications for #EBPS2025 in Almeria, Spain. See the website ebps2025.com to see how to apply.

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Our scientists with over 150 collaborators have released the largest functional map and wiring diagram of the brain to date – seven years in the making. Today’s 1.6 petabyte release marks a historic day for neuroscience. This moonshot milestone will further efforts towards