Professor; program on stress, trauma, & addiction research; https://xitter.cf/t.co/JSZcspkYUR @UMNStress; DGHRI @UMNMEDSchool. Views are my own
Minnesota, USA
Joined January 2013
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Postdoc opportunity
Launch your independent career! A fantastic #postdoc opportunity in #psychology (#stress & #addiction research) is waiting. World-class mentors & resources for you to publish and win grants. #postdoc #academic. Apply here hr.umn.edu/Jobs/Find-Job jobID: 369210
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📢 Applications are open for the #MnDRIVE Neuromodulation Research Fellowship!
1-year funding:
Grad up to $65K
Postdoc up to $86K
Clinical Fellow up to $91K
Deadline: Jan 14, 2026
Apply and learn more at ➡️: bit.ly/465h0fb.
@UMNNeurology | #UMN
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Want to support a loved one with #PTSD? 💙
On #PTSDAwarenessDay, Professor Mustafa al'Absi, PhD, breaks down PTSD, common misconceptions and how to truly support those affected: bit.ly/3ZSgDmd.
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The U of M Medical School received a $2.8 million R01 grant from the @NIH for a project exploring the potential of CBD in easing stress and tobacco withdrawal symptoms.
Read more about the study ➡️: bit.ly/45Ho7Kb.
#CBD | #StopSmoking
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New opportunity!!!!
Exciting postdoc opportunity in #stress and #addiction research. Many opportunities for publishing and developing own grants with multiple mentors. Apply here
hr.myu.umn.edu/jobs/ext/3597….
Congratulations to our lab members @UMNStress & collaborators at UMN @umnmedschool & @JohnsHopkins for another great achievement. Our 2nd competitive R01 renewal - 3rd cycle is funded by @NIDAnews. I am so proud of you all. Now, to delivering high-quality and important science.
« nonisolated group experienced greater declines in well-being and increase in loneliness » important observation with a reasonable hypothesis.
Delighted that the analysis with @ccarynn on the experience of socially isolated people during the pandemic has been published in PNAS. An unusual perspective on pandemic wellbeing, with some unexpected findings. @UCL_BSH @ELSA_Study. doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2308697…
Finally, the great American Psychosomatic Society @connectAPS made the leap and changed its name. Current president, Pete Gianaros, just announced the news.
The new name is ‘Society for Biopsychosocial Science & Medicine’ #SBSM #APS2024UK
We are looking for a postdoctoral scholar with expertise/interest in #stress #psychobiology. Lots of opportunities @umnmedschool to publish and develop grants. Please apply here
hr.myu.umn.edu/jobs/ext/3597….
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New position!
Our lab is recruiting a researcher to work on studies related to #stress. Abundant opportunities to analyze data and publish. Interested? Please apply here
hr.umn.edu/Jobs/Find-Job
- (posting ID 358152). Please share w/ those interested.
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Great program at #WASAD2023 @ETH. Many great side considerations and meetings with colleagues from around the world.
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LJMU vacancies link - jobs.ljmu.ac.uk/vacancies.ht…
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Currently accepting postdoc applications for the @PittCBM T32 program at Pitt! Check out cvbm.pitt.edu for faculty mentors and areas of training. Apply now – appointment can begin as early as Summer or Fall 2023.
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Do you research sleep, stress and health? Psychosomatic Medicine wants your best work for an upcoming special issue. The deadline for submissions is Sept. 15. buff.ly/3p36JyR @connectAPS
ALT Powerpoint slide promoting upcoming special issue. Guest Editors are Drs. Wendy Troxel, Julian Thayer, and Daniel Buysse.
ALT Powerpoint slide lists potential topics for upcoming special issue.
Impressive number of hours asleep - 9.1 hours.
How do 8 billion humans spend their days? Data from more than 130 counties suggests that, on average, each human spends 9.1 hours asleep, 2.1 hours in transit, 1.6 hours eating, 1.1 hours grooming, and 3.4 hours modifying our environment. In PNAS: ow.ly/SskH50OPjcG
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Brain responses to specific nutrients are diminished in people with obesity and are not improved after weight loss, according to a study in @NatMetabolism. The findings suggest that long-lasting brain adaptations may take place in people with obesity. go.nature.com/3oYPCy5
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Here we go #abmr2023! Gorgeous picture from yesterday’s Early Stage Investigator dinner: A Great kickoff to a great meeting 🎉
