Postdoc in the Creed lab @WUSTLmed 🧠 | @MemorialU alum 🇨🇦
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Our new paper is out in @CellReports
We show an inhibitory response of Orexin receptor type 2 (Ox2R) in a subset of MCH neurons.
doi.org/10.1016/j.celrep.202…
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Meet us THIS Thursday for the 1st seminars of the year with two fantastic presentations. Register for the webinar here: zoom.us/webinar/register/321…
And remember, you can stay up to date on webinars, events, and more by subscribing to our mailing list: forms.gle/CJEGWiQ8SvkZ2d8z6 @CAN_ACN
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Are you a #neuroscience #Postdoc in #Canada or #Canadian abroad? We are selecting #speakers for the 2025 Canadian Neuroscience Seminars: Postdoctoral Series. Apply by Nov 24th @ 23:59 PT.
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Questions? seminars@can-acn.org
@CAN_ACN
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A simple action reduces food intake and obesity in mice biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_behav
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I certainly don’t expect gifts from my advisees. But it’ll be hard to beat this one.
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Super excited to share the first piece of work from my PhD! If you’re a fan of astrocytes, chemogenetics, and electrophysiology come check it out!
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Starting to think I should change my username 😅 Super proud to be on this paper (even though I only played a small part)
@MikaylaPayant, C. Duncan Spencer, @ironman_nikita and @thecheelab (@NeuroCarleton) explore the inhibitory actions of melanin-concentrating hormone in the lateral septum!
📜buff.ly/4bXneid
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It’s a wrap!! @CSHL Single Cell Analysis Course 2024 has come to an end! Thanks to @10xGenomics and @curiobio for generously supporting us. Students are extremely pleased with how the techs worked, and the data is excellent. I look forward to working with you again in 2025! 🫶
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Eternally grateful to @AlzCanada for supporting my postdoctoral research on presynaptic glutamate clearance in Alzheimer’s disease with Dr. Matt Parsons @MUNMed @MemorialU! It is such an honour to be among this incredible group of award recipients!
We’re proud to announce the 2024 grant recipients of the Alzheimer Society Research Program (ASRP)! These researchers are at the forefront of dementia research, working to transform innovative ideas into impactful solutions.
Since 1989, the ASRP has been a cornerstone of dementia research in Canada, investing over $78 million in grants and awards. This year, our program continues to foster brilliance in partnership with @BrainCanada Foundation, @CIHR_IRSC, @Research_MB, @_SHRF_ , and @FRQS1.
Congratulations to this year’s recipients. Your dedication and innovation are paving the way for a brighter future in dementia care and research.
To meet the researchers and learn more about their incredible work, visit our website at bit.ly/2XWzE9T
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C’est avec fierté que nous vous annonçons les lauréat·es 2024 des bourses du Programme de recherche de la Société Alzheimer (PRSA)! Ces chercheur·euses sont en première ligne de la recherche sur les troubles neurocognitifs (TNC), travaillant fort pour transformer des idées novatrices en solutions concrètes.
Depuis 1989, le PRSA a été un pilier de la recherche sur les TNC au Canada, avec plus de 78 M$ investis en bourses et en prix. Cette année, notre programme continue de stimuler l’excellence en partenariat avec la Fondation Brain Canada, l’Institut du vieillissement (IRSC), Research Manitoba, la Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation et le Fonds de Recherche du Québec.
Félicitations aux lauréat·es! Votre dévouement et vos innovations dessinent un futur radieux pour la recherche sur les TNC et les soins offerts.
Pour en savoir plus sur ces chercheur·euses et leurs travaux, visitez bit.ly/4cK6fRx
Lisa Fang retweeted
Fruits of a collaboration with the @Vijay_Samineni lab. Many of the ventral pallidal cell types we know and love (and hack in rodents) are conserved in primates. Lead by Lite Yang with @lisazfang and @VincentCostaPhd. Hopefully the first of many contributions to come!
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Lisa Fang retweeted
Elated to share some of my PhD work this week in @Frontiers in Neural Circuits! This thread might be longer than the paper itself but I have so many things to SAY and here, I can say them! To me, this work is all about context.
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A new review and auspicious start to @lisazfang ‘s post-doc. We review and synthesize contemporary circuit dissection studies of the striatum and pallidum, and highlight open questions wrt molecular and functional specification of these circuits. @WashUanesthesia @WashUPain
A Review on updating the striatal–pallidal wiring diagram from Lisa Z. Fang and Meaghan Creed (@Meaghan_Creed)
nature.com/articles/s41593-0…
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A Review on updating the striatal–pallidal wiring diagram from Lisa Z. Fang and Meaghan Creed (@Meaghan_Creed)
nature.com/articles/s41593-0…
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We're hiring! Interested in brain mechanisms underlying sensory processing and motivated behavior? Apply to be a joint Research Project Coordinator between my lab and @CosmouseVision at Rutgers 🐁neurojobs.sfn.org/job/37166/…
Phil and I will both be at SfN; DM us if you want to chat!
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Tomorrow I'll be giving a talk on neuroinflammation and synaptic plasticity @CNS_PDS. Excited and honored for the opportunity to share my postdoctoral research with such an incredible group of scientists!
🇨🇦🚨ATTENTION!🚨🇨🇦
Join us on THURS. NOV. 2nd, 2023 @ 12pm PT / 3pm ET
For our second talk, we have Dr. Samantha Carew @lameocampus from @MemorialU presenting their work on the impact of inflammation on synaptic plasticity @CAN_ACN
utoronto.zoom.us/j/858452513…
Lisa Fang retweeted
We’re hiring! Projects combine genomics, in vivo ephys and synaptic physiology to understand how plasticity in basal ganglia circuits give rise to maladaptive decision making- with a focus on models of substance use disorder and chronic pain! (1/n)
Lisa Fang retweeted
BREAKING: PRESIDENT VIANNE TIMMONS OF @MemorialU is no longer president.
Dr. Neil Bose will take over for 2 years.
Lisa Fang retweeted
Even the dogs on the street are with @MUNFaculty. You know you're the good guys when border collie walk the line with you
