Auditory neuroscientist at University of Michigan studying how neural circuits process speech and other complex sounds. @UMichOto @UMPhysiology
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Joined February 2022
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Michael Roberts retweeted
In the words of Fred Rogers: Won't you be my neighbor? 😁 Our department at Univ. of Michigan has *two* open tenure-track positions for assistant or associate professors. 🧠🦴🦠 Posting 👇
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Michael Roberts retweeted
The annual ceremonial cutting and serving of cake, celebrating successful faculty promotions in @UMPhysiology, including @LyssiotisLab (fake hand knife), Myungjin Kim, @RobertsNeuro, @nupurkanti (fake hand knife #2), and @megankillian (in absentia).
Michael Roberts retweeted
I am happy to announce that the Department of Otolaryngology and the Pittsburgh Hearing Research Center (PHRC) invite applications for an Assistant/Associate/Professor full-time, tenure-stream position in hearing research: nature.com/naturecareers/job…
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We’re excited for our featured student presenters @audreydrotos and Emma Thornton-Kobe, coming up after a ☕️ break! @UMichOto 〽️🧠@RobertsNeuro @JosieClowney
Michael Roberts retweeted
Interested in doing auditory neuroscience with us? The Schofield Lab is hiring! Check out their open positions here:
schofieldlab.org/opportuniti…
Huge congrats to @jaime_jenn for successfully defending her dissertation today! What an impressive talk and beautifully written dissertation.
Dr. Jaime, we're so proud of you!!! 🍾🎉
@NGPMichigan @UMPhysiology @UM_MNI
Michael Roberts retweeted
GREAT OPPORTUNITY: Apply by March 26 to Biology of the Inner Ear Course, all accommodations, meals and course fees are covered. Please RT. mbl.edu/education/advanced-r…
@MBLScience sponsored by @NIDCD
Michael Roberts retweeted
Our IC review is live! See below for an overview from @RobertsNeuro and I about the incredible computations the IC is doing and why cell types & circuit motif identification are critical for better understanding our favorite auditory hub. 🧠 👂 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Huge congrats to @pfapostolides for winning the 2024 Geraldine Dietz Fox Young Investigator Award from @AROMWM!!! 🥳🎉🎉
@UMichOto @UM_MNI @NGPMichigan
ALT ARO is proud to announce the 2024 Geraldine Dietz Fox Young Investigator Award recipient, Dr. Pierre Apostolides! The Geraldine Dietz Fox Young Investigator Award recognizes accomplishment and promise in research related to otolaryngology, in an area(s) represented at the Annual ARO meeting. Please join us in congratulating Dr. Apostolides!
Michael Roberts retweeted
Our first @NGPMichigan virtual open house is 1 week away! See below and register in advance to attend and learn about our awesome #Neuroscience #Graduate #PhD Program and meet some of our equally awesome students and faculty. #GoBlue!
Do you have specific questions about the #Neuroscience Graduate Program at @UMich? Come chat with current grad students and members of the admissions committee at one of our virtual open houses! Register here - tinyurl.com/NGPopenhouse23
Michael Roberts retweeted
We are recruiting a graduate student! Our lab works on top-down modulation of auditory processing using circuit techniques in animal models. If interested, please reach out directly and/or apply to the UIUC Neuroscience Program (neuroscience.illinois.edu/ad…)
Michael Roberts retweeted
Looking for a #postdoc interested in #behavioral #computational #neuroscience up for a challenge: to perform in vivo Ca++ imaging in the paraventricular thalamus (PVT). Come help us figure out what this powerful little nucleus is doing and how it is influencing behavior. RT/DM
Michael Roberts retweeted
I'm hiring! Looking for a research technician for my auditory neuroscience lab @WSUVancouver. Applicants must have a BS and one year post-undergrad experience. Apply at wsu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en…
Michael Roberts retweeted
Excited to continue building a dynamic Biological Chemistry community @UMich!! See advertisement for faculty positions and share widely:
jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/…
ALT #UMichBiolChem
We're hiring again! Tenure-track faculty positions available at the Kresge Hearing Research Institute @UMich. Come join our innovative, growing, and supportive group of auditory and vestibular scientists. Details below. @UMichOto @UM_MNI @AROMWM @spARO_news
ALT Image of faculty job ad for the Kresge Hearing Research Institute. DM @RobertsNeuro for a text version.
Michael Roberts retweeted
Job alert! We are looking to hire a laboratory technician. The primary duties will include the management of a mouse colony and routine laboratory maintenance. There are opportunities for additional growth and skill development as well. Please DM me if interested.
Huge congrats to lab member Yoani Herrera for winning a poster award at the UM Neuro Conference!!!
And big thanks to @helixCB, @Flagel_Lab, @Henrypaulson5, and the @UM_MNI and @NGPMichigan administrative teams for putting on such an excellent conference!
#UMNeurocon @UMichOto
Michael Roberts retweeted
Tinnitus—the ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound of silence—affects nearly 15% of US adults. Research at U-M’s Kresge Hearing Research Institute on how the brain processes bi-sensory information suggests relief may be possible. Story from @UMichMedicine: myumi.ch/2mpP6
ALT “This study paves the way for the use of personalized, bi-sensory stimulation as an effective treatment for tinnitus, providing hope for millions of tinnitus sufferers.” Susan Shore, PhD, Professor Emerita in Michigan Medicine’s Department of Otolaryngology and U-M’s Departments of Physiology and Biomedical Engineering
Fantastic news - our phenomenal postdoc @Marinaas_z will be starting her own lab @UTSA as tenure-track faculty in January!!! Congratulations, Marina! Can't wait to see the amazing science that will come out of the Silveira lab! 🍾🎉🎉🎉
@UMichOto @UM_MNI @AROMWM @spARO_news
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Michael Roberts retweeted
The Caras Lab wants to hire a lab technician to work on our NIH funded project on the neural circuits that support auditory perception, plasticity, and learning! Ideal for someone looking to gain research experience before grad school.
See caraslab.org for details!