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ALT The Brain Prize 2026 David Ginty HHMI Investigator Harvard Medical School
ALT Brielle is leaning against a dresser in a hallway. She’s wearing a grey blazer and jeans and is taking a mirror a selfie.
ALT Brielle and Victoria side by side smiling wide for the picture in a lecture hall.
ALT Flyer with colorful abstract shapes and playful fonts invites all Black In Neuro members to the Black In Neuro SfN Social. The event will be held on November 17, 2025, from 7:30–10:30 PM, location sent upon registration. Text reads “with the BIN Family, food, and good vibes!” The Black In Neuro logo appears at the top.
ALT A vintage-style flyer for the "BIN Boston Presents Chapters Week Social." The background is a vertical arch shape filled with a sunburst pattern of beige, yellow, orange, brown, and blue stripes. At the top, in all caps, are the words "BIN BOSTON PRESENTS" arching over a circular logo that features a stylized profile of a Black person's face with an afro and the words "BLACK IN NEURO." The main title, "Chapters Week Social," is in large, layered orange and yellow script font. Below this, in all caps, are the words "NETWORK - RELAX - EAT." A rectangular banner with rounded corners, in all caps, says "REGISTER FOR MORE DETAILS" above a large QR code. At the bottom, in large all caps font, it lists the details: "CAMBRIDGE, MA | 5:30 PM" and a banner at the very bottom says "WEDNESDAY 29 OCTOBER | JOIN US!" Stylized starbursts and sparkles decorate the image.
ALT Flyer with a deep red ombré background and the Black In Neuro logo in the top left. Photos of BIN members gathered at past events appear across the middle. Text reads: “BIN Chapters Community Call. Join us for an informational session about creating or joining a BIN Chapter! Tuesday, Oct 28th, 2025 — 12:00 PM ET | 4:00 PM GMT. Register now: https://linktr.ee/binchapters.”
ALT Flyer with white and orange text on a deep red ombre background reads: “Black In Neuro Presents Chapters Week – October 2025.” The schedule lists events for each day: Mon 27 – Chapter Roll Call: Share about your community using #BINTogether. Tue 28 – Community Call: Learn how to start or join a BIN chapter. Wed 29 – Manhattan Mixer: An evening of networking and career connections hosted by BINManhattan. Thu 30 – SURP Symposium: Support early-career researchers through workshops, roundtables, and more. Fri 31 – Chapters Leaders Retreat*: A private gathering for BIN chapter leaders to reflect and strategize. A note at the bottom says events marked with an asterisk are for chapter members only. The Black In Neuro logo with a stylized profile appears in the top left, with soft waveform accents in the top right and bottom left. A registration link is included at the bottom.
ALT A book on a counter, the title reads the double tax.
ALT Flyer for the Black In Neuro Conference session titled #BlackInNeuroFutures Keynote: Protecting Black Futures from “B(AI)S, happening Thursday, September 11 from 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM ET. The session features Timnit Gebru, Ph.D. from the Distributed AI REsearch Institute. The flyer notes it is a hybrid event with virtual registration available. Decorative borders and logos for Black In Neuro and #5YearsOfBIN are also included.
ALT Flyer for the Black In Neuro Conference session titled #BINSeminarSeries From the Ivory Tower: Midlife Matters: Stress Biology, Lifestyle, and Brain Aging, happening Thursday, September 11 from 11:15 AM- 12:30 PM ET. The session features Indira C. Turney, Ph.D. Earl Stadtman Investigator, National Institute of Health. The flyer notes it is a hybrid event with virtual registration available. Decorative borders and logos for Black In Neuro and #5YearsOfBIN are also included.
ALT Text on a dynamic background with photos of Brielle in her lab as a postdoc and her lab at Harvard. The text reads, “Celebrating 5 years of diversifying the neurosciences. In July 2020, I was in the 3rd year of a postdoctoral fellowship at Stanford, studying attention dysfunction in epilepsy. Now, I’m an assistant professor at Harvard, leading a lab investigating circuit mechanisms of attention and cognition in health and disease. #BINW25 #5YearsofBIN