Postdoc | Brain Evo-Devo Lab @UQMedicine 🇦🇺 | Researching cortical development in Australian marsupials🦘
Joined May 2022
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Dylan Black retweeted
Get ready for Summer 2025📢
Applications for the #CBS_Summer program are now open!
Make sure to review all the information before applying:
cbs.riken.jp/en/summer/apply…
Stay tuned—detailed lecture schedules will be updated soon!
#neuroscience #riken #STEMEducation
Dylan Black retweeted
A reminder to get your ACAN 2025 applications in by Saturday 5 October 2024 (ans.org.au/acan/application). Don't miss your chance to learn from leading international faculty in sunny Sydney! @AusNeuroSoc @ANS_Students @NeurologicalNZ
Dylan Black retweeted
Applications for the upcoming Australasian Course in Advanced Neuroscience ACAN 2025 (from Sunday 19th January 2025 to Saturday 8th February 2025) are now open:
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Applications Close – Saturday 5 October 2024
@ANS_Students
Dylan Black retweeted
Extremely excited that our symposium has been accepted for this year’s @AusNeuroSoc conference in Perth! Looking forward to seeing you all there and sharing our research as well as hearing all of the other presentations! 🧠
@dylanablack @LucyMPalmer @adamqbauer
Dylan Black retweeted
Happily humbled to be listed today, and deeply thankful for our excellent team, collaborators, and the extraordinarily supportive academic environment at the School of Biomedical Sciences @UQMedicine @UQ_News @QldBrainInst @arc_gov_au 🥂🔬
Congratulations to the successful 100 Future Fellows announced today, who will share in more than $106m in funding.
ARC’s Future Fellowships scheme supports outstanding mid-career researchers to pursue excellent and innovative research.
Read more: arc.gov.au/news-publications…
Dylan Black retweeted
📢ACAN 2025 applications will open soon! ACAN teaches the theory and skills of modern neuroscience techniques, covering ephys, imaging and behaviour (ans.org.au/acan). ACAN will run from the 19th Jan to 8th Feb, 2025 in Sydney. @AusNeuroSoc
Bunya is awesome! 🚀 If you are looking for accessible high-performance computing at #UQ, check out onBunya.
RCC News out now!
*RCC’s new website goes live
*DOI created for #HPC Bunya
*OnBunya already “great value” for studies of brain development and evolution
*Irek Porebski joins RCC
*UQRDM training
mailchi.mp/ac02e967dc7d/rcc-…
#UQ @UQ_Library @UQ_News @zebrax0r
Dylan Black retweeted
Our group has TWO earmarked PhD scholarships in Alzheimer's disease and brain cell communication. Lots of interdisciplinary approaches (advanced imaging/math modelling/biochemical techniques). DM/email ([email protected]) me for more info.
@UQMedicine @QldBrainInst @UQ_News
Dylan Black retweeted
Our paper on the embryology of the dunnart is now up! Stunning images of these amazing little animals, helping marsupial conservation efforts!!
doi.org/10.1002/dvdy.711
@AxelHNewton @itiscolossal @BioSci_UniMelb @Jendometrium
Dylan Black retweeted
❗️Interested in gamma oscillations and their role in stroke? Check out our new perspective article fresh off the press at @NRRNeural!
Very pleased to have worked on this with a great team @congwang1111 @matildebalbi 🐭 🧠
journals.lww.com/nrronline/c…
Dylan Black retweeted
Join us for a great day of Science at the upcoming @ANZSCDB QLD Cell & Developmental Biology Meeting for 2024, at the Global Change Institute @UQ_News on June 3rd!!!
Registration and attendance are free, discounted ANZSCDB membership offered to all presenters! 🎉🎉🎉
Dylan Black retweeted
We're hiring! New post-doc role at @Sydney_Uni with @jlizier and @bendfulcher focussed on whole-brain neuroimaging and some cool computational methods. Full app details here: usyd.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/U…. To start in July 24. Feel free to reach out if you have Qs. Oh, and please RT!
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New review out from the lab about perhaps the largest stereotypical aberrant tract in the brain: Probst bundles. Led by the wonderful @ZoranaLynton, what can their natural formation teach us about brain plasticity and compensation? frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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New work from our lab out now in @NatureComms! A similarly sized marsupial takes 3x longer to develop than a mouse, but do all cortical neurodevelopmental processes temporally scale to different timeframe uniformly? No! 🦘👩🔬🧠🔬nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Dylan Black retweeted
The @DehorterLab @QldBrainInst offers a fully funded #PhDposition to work on an exciting project on interneuron #development and #autism.
MORE INFO here👉shorturl.at/pyzFP 👉shorturl.at/mqBM6
Deadline: September 30, 2023; Starting date: Jan 2024.
Please RT!
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The thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger, is extinct, but samples of its brain exist, allowing researchers to compare its brain to canids’ brains. Thylacines had wolfish heads, but their contents were quite unwolfish, more like Tasmanian devils' brains. In PNAS: ow.ly/Nkcp50PrfSK
ALT Painting of a thylacine (T. cynocephalus). CREDIT: Paschalis Dougalis
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Tasmanian tigers† reveal non-uniform convergences of body and brain with canids @PNASNews 🐅🧠🔬💻
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23… 140yo slides at @CSIRO ANWC. Zoomable brain images
brainmaps.org/index.php?acti…
@QldBrainInst @UQMedicine 🙏 Legends: @LauraRoseFenlon @ElizzyH86 @EJBailey_Neuro
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Very proud of this collaborative effort between @rsuarezsaa and my labs out in PNAS today describing the brain of the extinct Tasmanian Tiger from 100-year-old slides! The beautiful drawing is further testament to @rsuarezsaa 's many varied talents 🔬🥼🧠pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
After a phenomenal and intensive 3 weeks at @ACAN_Course, saying goodbye to an amazing group of scientists! Thanks to the organisers, instructors, and students for such a special experience! @TheFlorey @AusNeuroSoc @NeuroModuLab
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Day 16 ACAN 2023: Morning lectures by Rodrigo Suarez on the evolution & development of the cerebral cortex, and studies of neurogenesis & neural circuit formation by Laura Fenlon. Special night lecture by Miriam Matamales. Lots of material for post lecture drinks. @AusNeuroSoc
