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Join us Mon 3/10 for a roundtable discussion addressing best practices and emerging opportunities in human brain imaging and how they can advance the study of women’s brain health. Featuring Josh Buckholtz, catie, Amy Kuceyeski | @[email protected], Nina Miolane 🦋 @ninamiolane.bsky.social, Monica Rosenberg, and Ted Satterthwaite 🧠

📰 #NoticiasIiSGM Nuestro grupo de investigación neuromaternal demuestra cambios en el cerebro de la mujer asociados a la depresión y experiencia del parto Science Advances 📄 Vía Redacción Médica

On #InternationalWomensDay we’re celebrating scientific breakthroughs that will improve the health and well-being of people around the globe. Like Marlena Fejzo’s discovery of the cause of severe morning sickness… (1/2)

New paper and new preprint from the lab! Jess Minder's paper on gestational timing delays and embryonic diapause is now out in Science Advances: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Luisa Schuster's work on 24/7 behavior monitoring of family life & 'mouse midwives': biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

My lab is hiring 2 postdocs on a NIH-funded grant characterizing molecular & cellular changes in the human brain across menopausal transition. Other neuroepigenomics projects are also available. We plan to hire a wet lab scientist & a bioinformatician. Please RT! More info 👇

Today marks the beginning of OpenRxiv, which replaces bioRxiv and medRxiv, the world's largest preprint platform for life and medical science openrxiv

A special issue on #WomensHealth highlights a growing wave of research focusing on women’s unique biological and psychological experiences. Learn more: scim.ag/41pQviq (THREAD 🧵)

Durante siglos se ha creído que solo el cuerpo de las madres se preparaba para la crianza. Sin embargo, la ciencia está demostrando que el cerebro masculino también tiene su propio “modo papá”, esperando a ser activado dozz.es/d68eq2

New paper in Imaging Neuroscience by Anita S. Jwa, Martin Norgaard, and Russell A. Poldrack: Can I have your data? Recommendations and practical tips for sharing neuroimaging data upon a direct personal request doi.org/10.1162/imag_a…

A consequence of fewer children is less empathy for those who have them.

Biologists have built one of the most detailed pictures ever of the changes that occur in women’s bodies before and after pregnancy, by pooling and studying around 44 million physiological measurements from more than 300,000 births go.nature.com/4l3yVd5

Our April issue is now live! nature.com/neuro/volumes/…

In Science Advances, a special issue on #WomensHealth highlights a growing wave of research focusing on women’s unique biological and psychological experiences. Learn more on #WorldHealthDay: scim.ag/3Rw1jH0

▶️🔔 ¡Nuevo vídeo en nuestro canal! Susana Carmona , jefa del grupo de Neuroimagen neuromaternal del #IiSGM, explica cómo cambia el cerebro de las mujeres durante la maternidad 📺: youtu.be/AaIA8huM7Zw

Excited to be heading to Barcelona next week for the Parental Brain Conference! I’ll be speaking on “Promoting Big Datasets & Collaboration in Human Maternal Brain Research through The Ann S. Bowers Women's Brain Health Initiative” on Friday, May 9. Can’t wait to connect with this amazing community! 🧠👶🌍#PB2025

A dream come true—presenting my research at my favourite conference Parental Brain #PB2025, in my beloved home country, Spain 🇪🇸. Through The Ann S. Bowers Women's Brain Health Initiative, I'm dedicated to fostering deeply collaborative science in the human maternal brain field. This is just the beginning!

Unique opportunity to join our team!

🚨Very excited to share a new paper from our lab in Neuron (Neuron), on the influence of the estrous cycle on structural and functional plasticity in the hippocampus: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Thread below:

Meet the global team selected for Wellcome Leap’s $50M CARE (Cutting Alzheimer’s Risk through Endocrinology) program! Focused on reducing Alzheimer’s risk in women, CARE aims to cut the lifetime risk in half, potentially preventing over 50 million cases by 2050.

For Nature, women make up around 16% of corresponding authors who submit manuscripts — a percentage unchanged from 2018. Women comprise some 18% of corresponding authors who submit papers to Nature Communications and the Nature-branded research journals.