I also thank @SfNJournals #JNeurosci for selecting our article for the cover!

Thanks @gsk_swetha for tagging me on the paper. It took a long time, but things finally fell into place. I would like to thank @AlisonBarth @KatrinWillig, and my other co-authors Matt Mosso, Joe Christian, Eunsol Park, and Waja Wegner.

Here is the official ad. Please RT widely https://t.co/K4VcG09a2i

Please RT! Tagging relevant non-media & media folks.@Tejaswini7 @AnujGurwara @kvijayraghavan @SahanaSitaraman @101reporters @doctorsoumya @johntracycenter @AGBellAssoc @AuditoryVerbal @23_rahulr @Chinmayi @AdiviSesh Link to Insta: https://t.co/HoljGk3rFN

Please stop by and learn about some exciting new work from the talented and fun group of neuroscientists from the Barth Lab at Carnegie Mellon! #SfN2022 is going to be a blast

Postsynaptic receptors regulate presynaptic neurotransmitter stability https://t.co/kppYaMlsut #biorxiv_neursci

Well said 👌

Please do consider supporting this wonderful grass-roots venture, which so many of us have admired for their work in bringing forth the narratives of Indian women in STEM. A contribution from their followers and admirers would go a long way in sustaining their work.

Excited to present latest work from #Spitzerlab tomorrow at 3pm PCT for @neuromatch conference! #neurotransmitterswitching

Dependency https://t.co/xmiOCImBUD https://t.co/r7hiO0fMm6

Great opportunity to learn a new art form and stay fit! Do not miss this workshop! @AshaSanDiego @reddybhavana @NatyaTarangini @rajaradhareddy @ReddyKaushalya #Indianclassicaldance #stayfit #quarantinefitness #Dance #Kuchipudi

These days style GAN be like : @ylecun @goodfellow_ian

Curious about @EMBO schemes that young investigators in India are eligible for? Register soon for tomorrow's #webinar on #IndiaBiostreams to learn more (Wed | 18 Mar | 3PM) @India_Alliance @EMBO_YIP @ms_chirps @BLiSC_India @DBTIndia @bettinatrueb https://t.co/loeJSaJ5ZB

Words fail me. What kind of logic could possibly have led to such a regressive, counter-productive, confounding decision? https://t.co/m0tn6Pwyre

Some work-in-progress illustrations to gently introduce some concepts for 2-sample t-tests & how to think about p-values. Meant as teaching aids, not as a comprehensive standalone lesson. Caveats & assumptions abound. 🧵

So for the last 5-6 years I've been working on a new class of small footprint MRI that could go in doctor's offices (without NIH funding he adds bitterly - submitted the grant 5 times and it was always rejected with "too high risk"). Well it works baby. Got signal last night! 😃

Also I've been editing a ton of NSF GRFP statements this cycle. I could (should) probably write an entire series re some common writing pitfalls I see but for now I want to share just one thing I've noticed recently: language that disempowers you as an applicant 1/n

By popular demand (i.e. one person commenting on Twitter), I made an SFN bingo card for those of you heading to #SfN19 this week

XBio comes from a top team led by the wonderful Ron Vale (an Indophile, who started the YIM in India and who developed the idea of iBiology lectures here) https://t.co/PbwTBMpn6B Here’s the mission statement