We're saying goodbye to this platform. Follow our research on LinkedIn ( https://t.co/wqoKFKOkSY)— See you there! 💜🧠 #WomensMentalHealth #BrainResearch #Diversity #Gender

🎆 New year - new podcast !! 🎆 Our 1st conversation of 2025 features @EKaltsouni, who shares how her research has influenced her holistic perspective on premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) & why a multimodal network approach is needed to understand this disorder 👩🧠🌟 1/3

🎆 Our last #scicomm #podcast of the 2024 is another Let’s Talk WITH Young Researchers episode in which we give the word to young researchers! 🎆 🗣️🎙️👩‍🔬 1/3

Have fun 🇨🇱🎉🙌

After #worldmenopauseday in October, the importance of #Menopause for women’s health continues! 👩 Join our conversation with @nifti12 in our new @irtg2804 #podcast Let’s Talk About Menopause 👇 🍎 https://t.co/tQXegH3hr3 💚 https://t.co/LbDsKMrCfw 1/2

If you want to learn more about asexuality, you may visit the AVEN website ( https://t.co/1Z9srOUyyx) or The Trevor Project ( https://t.co/CJ6QXTF39N).

intensity. It is important to note that asexuality is not a medical condition! While a loss of libido for example can indeed occur due to underlying psychological or physiological health reasons, asexuality is a sexual orientation and an identity.

Asexuality is a spectrum with many different identities and micro-labels, such as demisexuality, where people only experience sexual attraction after a strong emotional connection was formed, and graysexuality, where people feel sexual attraction only very rarely or at a very low

Therefore, asexuals may experience romantic without sexual attraction, while aromantic people do not experience romantic attraction, even though they may feel sexual attraction.

It needs to be differentiated from celibacy, i.e., the choice to abstain from sexual activity. The asexual community often refers to the split attraction model, in which romantic and sexual attraction (as well as others such as aesthetic attraction) are separated.

The Asexual Visibility & Education Network (AVEN), one of the largest community-based online resources regarding asexuality, describes an asexual person as someone who is not drawn to people sexually and does not desire to act upon attraction to others in a sexual way.

October 20-26th is Ace Week, formerly known as Asexual Awareness Week! 🧵

Well done, Serenay 🥳! Congratulations!

Each month an #egg is ovulated from the #ovary, starting the journey of reproduction. But how does ovulation occur?🥚 Our latest work in @NatureCellBio led by @LastChrisThomas and @Tabea_Marx, describes the control of #ovulation using live imaging. https://t.co/EYjwLfdAdy (1/7)

Fresh from our summer break, we're back with a new podcast 💥🎙️ This time featuring the amazing @TrekelsJolien, who visited @irtg2804 in Tübingen, to discuss a timely and pressing topic: social media use during adolescence 🧒🤳 1/3

For our German-speaking community 📢: listen to our @franziweinmar talking about her PhD experience - including challenges and how this results in growing (together) a little every day 🧠👭

Very excited to share that PhD researcher Anna Denninger presented her work on "Impacts of Estradiol Administration and Emotion Regulation on Striatal Volumes" at Doshisha Week 2024, contributing valuable insights to the event's academic exchange. #DoshishaWeek

Inspiring, insightful, amazing talks and posters on #WomensMentalHealth and #WomensBrainFunction at #WomHer at #UppsalaUniversity. We congratulate our PhD-candidate @MelinaGrahlow for receiving the Best-Speaker-Award 🥳🥳🥳👏👏👏

We had an amazing time at #WOMHER ✨thanks for all the great talks and exchange about women’s mental health 🧠

📢Great speaker line-up: Belinda Pletzer @PLUS_1622, @roxana_zeraati & @MatthiasPhilip6, Read Montague @FralinBiomed, @romy_lorenz @MPICybernetics, @L_Genzel @Radboud_Uni, @icouzin @MPI_animalbehav, @EmilieMaceLab @yourUMG & @FChrisBennett @Penn 📅Program https://t.co/prVGzakrbw