D'Mello Lab
@dmellolab
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D'Mello Lab at @UTSW_Psychiatry, @UTSWBrain, & @BBSutdallas. Studying language, cognition, and autism with a focus on the cerebellum.
Dallas, TX
Joined March 2024
Our lab had a wonderful time partnering with @utswbme to teach DFW STAR high schools students about the mysteries of the human brain! @aniladmello gave a talk and lab members helped students do brain myth quizzes, work with real MRI images, and answer excellent questions.
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🎉 Congrats to @a_jain_24 and @navilanka on receiving a Discovery Engine Award from @LHBioinf_UTSW! This grant funds independent research ideas from promising scientists. Excited to co-mentor alongside @MiloLinLab, and collaborate with these creative rising stars! 🌟
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A reminder that we have a clinic this Saturday 7/12! Bring water and wear sunscreen as the weather will be hot. Make sure to post any absence in sportsYou. We’ll see you on the courts!
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Look out for our table this Saturday (7/12) from 8-11AM at UTD’s Aceing Autism event with @ACEingDallas! 🎾 We’ll be sharing info, answering questions, and cheering on the amazing athletes! Come say hi! 👋 #ACEingAutism
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So thrilled to be able to host @HalieOlson at @CVLneuro for a spectacular talk on Language in the Developing Brain. The upside is now we have an excuse to hang out and chat and write for the rest of the week 🧠
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Check out our paper ‘Ignoring the cerebellum is hindering progress in neuroscience’ in @TrendsCognSci! With @BangjieWang and @AmandaLeBel3 we quantify the extent of cerebellar exclusion in the neuroimaging literature and discuss reasons/fixes https://t.co/EdnSlha1T3 🧵⬇️
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So excited this paper is finally out! 🎉 A wonderful collaborative effort (started in my 1st year of grad school) with @aniladmello @kineticjohnson and @gabrieli_john to study how kids' brains respond to stories about their interests:
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Abstract. Cognition is shaped by individual experiences and interests. However, to study cognition in the brain, researchers typically use generic stimuli that are the same across all individuals....
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Thrilled that this wonderful paper is finally out - a journey we started pre-pandemic in 2018 with @HalieOlson and @kineticjohnson. Although seemingly intuitive, the results of this paper were a surprise to us authors in many ways. 🧵below:
So excited this paper is finally out! 🎉 A wonderful collaborative effort (started in my 1st year of grad school) with @aniladmello @kineticjohnson and @gabrieli_john to study how kids' brains respond to stories about their interests:
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Dani Bassett @DaniSBassett and Lauren Ross @ProfLaurenRoss unpack the term “mechanism” and explore its use in different subfields of neuroscience. @ar0mcintosh, @kaczkurkin, and @PessoaBrain also share their thoughts. https://t.co/bR3lpJzwla
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Tenure-track assistant professor in SLHS at BU. All research areas considered: auditory neuroscience, psycholinguistics, language development, aphasia, speech production, hearing, implementation science, voice, literacy, you name it, please apply by 10/15! https://t.co/J7sW4xkWvT
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If you’re at #SfN24 stop by @BangjieWang poster Monday Oct. 7th from 8-12 (X24): Cerebellum maintains a typical language profile following damage to the left temporal lobe in cerebral cortex.
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I’m looking for a postdoc to work with my group on understanding speech and language in the brain using pediatric intracranial recordings. Looking for folks with strong computational skills and electrophysiology experience. Email me your CV if interested! Job post forthcoming.
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📢 We're hiring! 📢 We have an immediate opening for a postdoc to work on neuroimaging-genetics at UCLA. Interested in linking large-scale MRI datasets with genomics and transcriptomics? Come work with us! Details 👉 https://t.co/jyyuLS2ZiQ RTs appreciated! 🔃
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Just found out that the psychology job market got a boost from someone finally setting up a Google Sheet: https://t.co/tYBjx3F72v Don't know who did this, but whoever you are, THANK YOU! I really hope this will pick up, to be as good as the management sheet. Help improve this!
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= Psychology job market upgrade needed = "Psychology Job Wiki" appreciated, but you have to see what's happening in OB/Management market. We have to share FAR more information to make psych market better. Learn from this: https://t.co/9AGolXRCwS Requires community effort.
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Our lab at Yale U/Wu Tsai Institute has a postdoctoral position on neurodegeneration, neuro-glial-vascular biology using 2photon, calcium/voltage imaging, gene editing,transcriptome/proteome, 3D EM, translational neurosci/chemistry. Email me if interested #postdoctoral. RT pls
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‼️Job alert! ‼️ multiple #postdoc positions open in my lab @Princeton. Interested in single cell #genomics & brain development? #studyBRAIN projects, cell type tools for 🐒🧠, weird evolutionary phenomena (chimeric microglia??) Check us out https://t.co/pbpmXa1ipv & pls RT!
krienenlab.org
The Krienen lab, based at the Princeton Neuroscience Institute, uses single cell genomics technologies to study how brains develop and evolve
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Excited to be at #CNS2024 in gorgeous Toronto! If you’re also here, be sure to catch our symposium on Tuesday at 1:30 on “Leveraging social cognitive neuroscience tools to characterize heterogeneity in autism” with @GRosenblau @DoritKliemann and @caro_charp!
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Cerebellar regions interconnected with the prefrontal cortex play a causal role in reward-based learning of visuomotor associations! Collaborative work with Naveen Sendhilnathan, @playa_meg, and Peter Strick @Pitt_Brain. Out in @NatureComms
https://t.co/MPH2mtfHLb
nature.com
Nature Communications - The extent of cerebellar contributions to non-motor learning remains unclear. Here, authors identify a cortico-cerebellar circuit in primates that plays a causal role in...
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