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Huge congrats to our talented undergraduate, Yutong Wang, on her captivating art exhibition at Wake Downtown! My favorite piece beautifully captures the process of sectioning brain slices on a vibratome for voltammetry. More info here: startgallery.wfu.edu/portfolio-item…

Sex differences appear in NMDA receptor response with age, as measured by cortical gamma rhythms. Glad to see @KimberlyHolter4 graph making just keeps getting better on her 2nd first author paper. Congratulations Kim! mdpi.com/1424-8247/17/2…

Check out our latest publication on MEF2C hypofunction in GABAergic cells! MEF2C Hypofunction in GABAergic Cells Alters Sociability and Prefrontal Cortex Inhibitory Synaptic Transmission in a Sex-Dependent Manner - ScienceDirect sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Congratulations Michael Miles . Excited to dive into this paper!

On a professional note, I'm so happy and exactly 0% surprised by this news - Dr. Ardinger is emblematic of the research fellow this award intends to honor. On a personal note, CHERIIIIIISH WOOOHOOO! 🥳🥳🥳

Proud to announce one more PhD from the Miles lab — Dr. Sam Gottlieb! Great job Sam!

It’s never too late to celebrate! Our very own @KimberlyHolter4 from the Gould Lab successfully defended her PhD dissertation this past June. We are so proud of her and wish her the best at her postdoc at Vanderbilt! #GoKim #GoDeacs

Some sparkling cider to celebrate Jonathon being our first successful qualifying exam from Kiraly Lab South!! Congrats, J! Jonathon Sens

The Neuroscience Program has had a busy start to the semester! But we’re back folks! A HUGE summer highlight was that Sam Barth successfully defended his thesis! 🎉 Congratulations, Dr. Barth!! And to the entire Dr. Kimberly Raab Graham team!

Calling all prospective students! 🧠 Please join us for a virtual information session on October 23rd or November 20th. Attendees will learn about the program and application process, and get a chance to interact with faculty and current students. Register at the links below!

Honored and excited to receive this year’s University of Pittsburgh Award for Graduate Mentoring…thank you to these awesome scientists 😊 CNUP

NEW PAPER ALERT: Interested in RNA-binding protein dynamics in Alzheimer's? I'm excited to share my next first-author paper from Dr. Kimberly Raab Graham outlining the role of DJ-1 and FMRP in AD. If you want to know more, check it out below! #Alzheimers #RNA journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Thank you for supporting these novel studies linking FMRP to many comorbid disorders with Alzheimer’s disease Alzheimer's Association Wake Forest Alzheimer's Disease Research Center NINDS FRAXA Research Wake Forest Graduate Programs in Neuroscience Wake Forest University School of Medicine

We lost a true pioneer in the field of neuroscience and neuropharmacology, Dr. Floyd Bloom. Words can hardly capture the enormity of his contributions. His work was essential to our understanding of how neurotransmission works and how it influences mental disorders. Floyd’s

Really excited to have this out. Thanks to the brilliant work of Olivia Ortelli, we now have a rodent operant ethanol/sucrose choice procedure based on the classic Samson sipper tube drinking paradigm. doi.org/10.1016/j.addi…

✨Wake Student Spotlight✨- Olivia Ortelli in the Jeff Weiner lab, who is researching the neurobiology behind alcohol addiction Olivia Ortelli Wake Forest Graduate Programs in Neuroscience Wake Forest Biomedical Graduate Programs

The Raab Graham lab is once again joining forces to raise money for TSC Research. Check out Jasper Graham's fundraising page - give.tscalliance.org/fundraiser/632… Research on TSC is broadly applicable. Whatever your personal cause is please consider donating. $ are being matched up to $15K.

"New initiative aims to reduce use of animals in NIH-funded research" I’m all for advancing human-based research tools like organoids, tissue-on-a-chip, and in vitro systems. They’re exciting, but every approach has its strengths and weaknesses; let's not be fooled by the new

Huge shoutout to every NIH official grinding non-stop to support researchers and pushing through to meet that Sept 30 award deadline to ensure 100% of the funds are sent. You're the heroes keeping biomedical research alive. Unfortunately politicians are not as good as you are.