Excited to share my profile on storiesofWiN after a wonderful conversation with Nancy Padilla Coreano about my path in neuroscience & what’s ahead for our lab at Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience! Feeling honored to be featured alongside so many inspiring women in the field 🧠✨ storiesofwin.org/profiles/2024/…

In my storiesofWiN interview, I shared how my training taught me to stay inspired by others & tackle tough questions with an open mind. Now, as a Scientific Director Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience, these principles are key to collaboration & pushing our science forward. 🔗 bit.ly/3YHX4vv

A novel method for imaging glutamate receptors in situ via #CryoET. elifesciences.org/articles/98458…

Corelease of the two opposing neurotransmitters, glutamate and GABA, is surprisingly widespread in the brain. See our new paper Communications Biology. Good work Cesar Ceballos and the team. nature.com/articles/s4200…

Correlative two color 3D super-resolution single molecule localization microscopy and block face electron microscopy of mitochondria and the endoplasmic reticulum in vitreously frozen COS-7 cells doi.org/10.1126/scienc…

Voltage clamp recording at an intermediate voltage shows that the two opposing neurotransmitters, glutamate and GABA, are co-released by a fraction of synapses in many regions throughout the brain.Haining doi.org/10.1038/s42003…

A novel method for imaging glutamate receptors in situ via #CryoET. elifesciences.org/articles/98458…

US Rep Suzanne Bonamici recently visited to discuss the Vollum & neuroscience at OHSU (10/31), particularly work in neurological disease. Thank you, Suzanne Bonamici, for your visit to learn about our work & for your continued strong support for basic biomedical research & the NIH !

Vollum Seminar Series continues Thursday (12/05) with Dr. Li Gan, from Weill Cornell Medicine, presenting "Neuroimmune Interaction in Alzheimer's Disease" at noon in M1441 of the Vollum. Login & stream from link on our site: bit.ly/4dXx9pc #Alzheimers cc: Gan Lab Haining

Molecular Techniques and Imaging! Peri Kurshan @PeriKurshan Riyohei Yasuda Ryohei りょうへー Haining Zhong Haining Ahmed Abdelfatah Ahmed Abdelfattah Brad Zuchero ZucheroLab Lauren Walker Erik Jorgensen Melanie Samuel Mike Hoppa go.mbl.edu/neuro

The MBL celebrates the legacy of Ernest Everett Just, the first African American to study and work at the Marine Biological Laboratory. Just was an internationally respected researcher who published more than 70 scientific articles. Read more: bit.ly/4gguh7S

Musk is so stupid. Exhibit #10544 There aren’t thousands of 150 year olds getting paid social security. There are null values in a database he doesn’t understand how to read…

US science is under attack ‘Americans who value the spirit of discovery — and eagerly await new ways to confront disease, strengthen our economy and improve the quality of human life — need to issue a strong outcry.’ – Harold Varmus

We have to stand up for science! Anyone who can join these rallies and believes that US science must be protected should come!

It was great visiting Fred Hutch! I really enjoyed my time and learned. Thanks to my host Jihong and Hutch Basic Sciences.

Glad to share that our CKAR3 sensor for in vivo PKC activity imaging is now out at Nature Communications . Congrats to the team, especially co-first authors Takaki Yahiro Landon Bayless-Edwards. nature.com/articles/s4146…