Going to start using this as an example of an aversive conditional stimulus.
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Going to start using this as an example of an aversive conditional stimulus.
Monitoring gene expression in the brain with a simple blood test?
In collaboration with @jerzyszablowski.bsky.social & his lab we figured out how to do it nonhuman primates using noninvasive neuroengineering of synthetic serum markers.
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Jack Hughes smiling while his mouth is bloody and his tooth is chipped.
When people ask how I’m doing and I say, “Great!”
A humidifier on the sink in front of a bathroom mirror. The combination of small "on" and "full" lights above a wide curved vent make a pleasant smiling face and on the back of the humidifier, which can be seen in the mirror, another wide curved air vent and the two screws holding it together above it make a horrified face.
Me whenever I have to communicate with other human beings #anxiety
This is an important paper on social class barriers among faculty in academia.
First-generation college grads earn less and are placed at lower prestige institutions despite being just as productive as other faculty.
Faculty from upper class backgrounds are overplaced for their research records.
On a call with NIH PO this morning - I knew NOSIs were no longer a thing, but wasn't aware they now have these "Highlighted Topics". Not clear how it exactly interfaces with funding and/or how you highlight alignment, but good to keep an eye on!
grants.nih.gov/funding/find...
I edited a special issue of Addiction Neuroscience on dopamine circuitry & heterogeneity in addiction - now complete!🧠🧪
Check out the full issue & my editorial (all open access) here: www.sciencedirect.com/special-issu...
🔥New paper out, together with @albalm.bsky.social and Mirte De Ceuninck!
➡️"Differential effects of chronic restraint stress on two active avoidance tasks in rats"
doi.org/10.1016/j.pn...
Pooh bear meme where the words 'conditioned stimulus' are by regular pooh and 'conditional stimulus' are by fancy pooh.
Richard scarry image of pigs eating hot dogs
Feel like he’s breaking the 4th wall bc he realized this is kinda f’d up
The Diehl Lab is hiring a full-time Research Asst to be filled asap! We study neural circuits of fear & avoidance during social interactions in rats & are seeking a motivated team player. For more info & to apply -->
careers.k-state.edu/jobs/researc...
New Year, new paper from our lab. Emily Kramer used 3D light-sheet imaging and tissue clearing to examine the spatial architecture of mouse amygdala engram ensembles.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
Older Rats Switch Between Distinctly Different Behavior Strategies to Solve the Spatial Version of the Morris Watermaze
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
Excited to share new work from our lab showing, for the first time, a link between breathing dysregulation, stress responses, and energy metabolism via a neuropeptide receptor mechanism.
This opens new ways of understanding #brainbody interactions!
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
Blog post: Just quit
Quitting projects in science is hard, but we should be doing a lot more of it.
open.substack.com/pub/arjunraj...
Heads up I will be hiring a postdoc and some techs in the new year! Lots of ephys and fiber photometry. If you've got soon to graduate PhD students or undergrads, send 'em my way!
Postdoctoral fellowship available in structure guided drug discovery in @RothLabUNC
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New paper drop! 🧠💊 Our new paper out in Molecular Psychiatry shows that the serotonin 1B receptor is important for the neural and antidepressant/anxiolytic behavioral responses to psilocybin in mice.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
We are excited to share our keynote speakers for the 35th Annual IBNS Meeting in Cape Town, South Africa! Join us June 23-27th!
Proposed mechanism
🆕Lab study shows that ayahuasca enhances fear extinction, including under stress-induced deficits, and reduces fear generalization; cortical BDNF-TrkB receptor signaling contributes to these effects @isabel-werle.bsky.social @ecnp.eu
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
My (awesome) department @bcpsychneuro.bsky.social is looking for a Visiting Lecturer in Cognitive Psychology/Neuroscience. 3-2 teaching load and competetive compensation. Area of expertise is broad. Apply here. Email me with questions! apply.interfolio.com/178919 Please RT #Neuroskyence
Paul 😂
very excited to share some of the final bits of work from my PhD! 🎉 we find that phasic DA in the accumbens simultaneously tracks persistent motivation towards reward cues in addition to new learning (but maybe not RPE?!) in sign-tracking rats. check out the preprint below!
I never knew that so much of academia would just be formatting your CV in different ways over and over again using various softwares under the guise that if you just do it one more time you'll never have to do it again.
Canadian job 👀 🇨🇦 ‼️ Second search this year! Our Dept of Psychology is hiring again, this time at the assoc/full level, for a prestigious, endowed position. Focus is social/affective neuroscience in any area (clinical, social, cog, or dev). Apply by Jan 30! Reposts, pls www.queensu.ca/psychology/n...
🧠 We're hiring! 🧠 Are you passionate about neuroscience and education? Join our faculty at UNC Chapel Hill to inspire and teach the next generation of neuroscientists. Apply now: 🔗https://unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/308455
#Neuroscience #TeachingJobs #AcademicJobs #HigherEd
The Two Faces of #PTSD: Fear vs. Emotional Pain. Our new research in Biological Psychiatry @biologicalpsych.bsky.social identifies distinct clinical & neural profiles.
AI says no one reads long papers, so we made an infographic!👇
Full Paper (for the insistents😉): doi.org/10.1016/j.bi...
New job opening in social psychology at UW-Madison! at the associate prof level.
jobs.wisc.edu/jobs/associa...
Handwritten text saying “talk about confounds!” on an experimental design in “Conditioned Reflexes.”
My copy of Pavlov’s “Conditioned Reflexes” belonged to my PhD advisor, and it’s been fun seeing his notes in the book. Glad to see that Pavlov and I received the same type of critiques — “talk about confounds!”
