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Luke Remage-Healey @HealeyLab
Joined January 2017
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Luke Remage-Healey@HealeyLab
12 Nov 2024
Migrating this account over to @healeylab.bsky.social So far it's Grrrrrreat over yonder.
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8 Nov 2024
Science Analysis methods for large-scale neuronal recordings science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…

Analysis methods for large-scale neuronal recordings

Simultaneous recordings from hundreds or thousands of neurons are becoming routine because of innovations in instrumentation, molecular tools, and data processing software. Such recordings can be...

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The Scientist@TheScientistLLC
3 Nov 2024
Primatologist Agnès Lacreuse (@AL_marmo) from @UMassAmherst is on a mission to understand cognitive aging in women through marmoset models. Learn more about her work in the latest TS Digest issue: bit.ly/3UAVD0C
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Happy Healey Lab Halloween! Such fun with this crew, with a Spoolktacular celebration of our recent paper in @commsbio
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Varun Khurana@varunkhurana99
29 Oct 2024
Gifting this to my children so they know what to dream about for their career
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BLUNDER alert! Do not accidentally recommend that your teenage children clean up spills at home, with KimWipes... They become merciless about how you name things after Kardashians in your lab !
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Excited to share this work from @jeremyspool dissecting out the VMH(lateral) as a specific output of the auditory pallium! The social brain cares about what the higher auditory forebrain parses out.... Spooky Summary below....
Jeremy Spool@jeremyspool
25 Oct 2024
I'm excited to share with you all our new paper (co-authors the twitterless Anna Lally and @Healeylab) out in @CommsBio!! I've made a tweet thread abstract below, spooky halloween style.🎃 Open access at the following link: doi.org/10.1038/s42003-024-0… 1/14
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SBN Tweets@SBNTweets
24 Oct 2024
Congrats to the two amazing behavioral neuroendocrinologists elected to the National Academy of Medicine, Tracy Bale and Peg McCarthy! @TheBaleLab
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NS&B@NSB_MBL
22 Oct 2024
Applications are now open for NS&B 2025! We will run from June 8- July 21. Applications are due FEB 1st. For more info: mbl.edu/education/advanced-r…

Neural Systems & Behavior | Marine Biological Laboratory

This course provides broad training in modern approaches to the study of neural mechanisms underlying behavior, perception, and cognition.

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Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL)@MBLScience
18 Oct 2024
Excited to announce that our 2025 Advanced Research Training Course schedule is up and applications are open! 🎉🎉🎉 See you in Woods Hole! mbl.edu/courses
a list of all the 2025 Marine Biological Laboratory Advanced Research Training Courses with course dates and application deadlines listed.

ALT a list of all the 2025 Marine Biological Laboratory Advanced Research Training Courses with course dates and application deadlines listed.

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So excited this is out! Congrats!
Katie Schroeder@katieschro8
10 Oct 2024
Mating songs of Galápagos finches from a set of possible futures, played to territorial males, reveal links between adaptation and speciation. Check out our new study—led by Dr. Jeff Podos @UMassAmherst—in @sciencemagazine! ⬇️ Summary 🧵below! (1/10) science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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I just fanned out on these two BiN luminaries in the SfN badge pick up line! So cool to meet newlyweds and leaders @shaineNeuro and @ClionaMurray01 in person, on their way to the Brain Carnival.
De-Shaine Murray, PhD@shaineNeuro
5 Oct 2024
Chi-town, we're here! Looking forward to #SfN24 but first stop is @BlackInNeuro's first Brain Carnival tomorrow, followed by our @SfNtweets sponsored social on Sunday! 🥳
De-Shaine and Clíona Murray smiling at the camera with Navy Pier and the Chicago skyline in the night in the background.

ALT De-Shaine and Clíona Murray smiling at the camera with Navy Pier and the Chicago skyline in the night in the background.

A picture of Timi, Paige, Clíona and De-Shaine posed outside the gates of a church next to the Brain Carnival poster.

ALT A picture of Timi, Paige, Clíona and De-Shaine posed outside the gates of a church next to the Brain Carnival poster.

The Black in Neuro SFN Social flyer has a bold, modern design with vibrant colors in the background, including red, yellow, blue, purple, and green geometric shapes. The text is placed within a clean, black-lined grid. The event title and details are provided in the text. Black in Neuro SFN Social will be held on Sunday, October 6th, from 6:45 PM to 8:45 PM. It mentions free entry with SFN registration and is located in MCP Room N226. Additional information is available at blackinneuro.com. The Black In Neuro Logo is in the center left of the flyer.

ALT The Black in Neuro SFN Social flyer has a bold, modern design with vibrant colors in the background, including red, yellow, blue, purple, and green geometric shapes. The text is placed within a clean, black-lined grid. The event title and details are provided in the text. Black in Neuro SFN Social will be held on Sunday, October 6th, from 6:45 PM to 8:45 PM. It mentions free entry with SFN registration and is located in MCP Room N226. Additional information is available at blackinneuro.com. The Black In Neuro Logo is in the center left of the flyer.

A picture of Clíona at Navy Pier, taking a picture of the Chicago Skyline

ALT A picture of Clíona at Navy Pier, taking a picture of the Chicago Skyline

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Dr. Yong Xu@DrYongXu1
5 Oct 2024
Glad to share a new paper from the lab describing how estrogens can influence neuronal activity in milliseconds. Thanks to Meng Yu @NaYin71788 @HeYanlin2 science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…

Identification of an ionic mechanism for ERα-mediated rapid excitation in neurons

E2 excites neurons by interacting with Clic1.

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Zoe Donaldson@DrZoePhD
1 Oct 2024
We are hiring 3 Neuroscience faculty at CU Boulder! Seeking applicants with outstanding research programs in cell/molecular neuroscience, behavioral neuroscience, and integrative physiology. #academicjobs @FuturePI_Slack @NeuroRumblr jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDe…

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Celebrating after a special seminar by Lane Krejcova from Federal U of Para in Belem, Brazil. She has great new data on the promise of doxycycline to counter PD progression, in capuchin monkeys! Here w @CiniFelipe, Hyejoo Kang, and Pam Anderson.
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Rebecca Spencer@rebicca
18 Sep 2024
Who wants to join me? We're hiring in developmental science! We have a great program on a beautiful campus in the best place to live! (Please share) 🤰👶👩‍👧👩‍👩‍👦‍👦 For more information or to apply please go to: careers.massachusetts.edu/cw…

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Song "type" learning is happening in the auditory system at very young ages. Before the song sensitive period even opens! Proud of this work led by @katieschro8 .
Animal Prattle@animal_prattle
16 Sep 2024
New from @katieschro8 @HealeyLab in @J_Exp_Biol, report that in zebra finches, brain cells in forebrain auditory areas are already selectively tuned to conspecific song before the sensitive period Nice use of cross fostering w/Bengalese finches journals.biologists.com/jeb/…
Box and whisker plots with raw data points on top comparing baseline firing rates in two forebrain areas, Field L and NCM, across three groups, normal, cross fostered, and isolate. Firing rates are lowest in normal group

ALT Box and whisker plots with raw data points on top comparing baseline firing rates in two forebrain areas, Field L and NCM, across three groups, normal, cross fostered, and isolate. Firing rates are lowest in normal group
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Malavika Murugan@muruganmalu
13 Sep 2024
The latest publication from our lab on social and food reward representations in the PFC. This was a team effort spearheaded by @jennisisaac with loads of help from @sonia_karkare and @HymavathyB. @jarildy, Nick and @MahaRashidNeuro played key roles too. rdcu.be/dTSTV

Malavika Murugan@muruganmalu
12 Mar 2023
Excited to share the first preprint from our lab. In it, we explored how social and non-social rewards were represented in the medial prefrontal cortex across both male and female mice. (1/10) biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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It's not rhetoric, it's performance art. 🤣
MonoNeon@MonoNeon
11 Sep 2024
They're Eating The Dogs, They're Eating The Cats. - Donald Trump
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McGinty Neuroeconomics Lab@McGintyNeuro
11 Sep 2024
"In neuroscience, we have monkeys to thank for deep brain stimulation therapy . . . [and] brain computer interfaces . . . Virtually everything we know about the human visual system . . . has its roots in foundational science involving monkeys." jneurosci.org/content/44/37/…

The Future of Nonhuman Primate Neuroscience: Peril or Possibilities?

COVID-19 and polio vaccines, HIV/AIDS treatments, blood transfusions, and organ transplantation are just a few of the medical advances made possible by research involving nonhuman primates, specifi...

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Scott Juntti@ScottJuntti
9 Sep 2024
Out now in @CurrentBiology, our new paper identifies an olfactory receptor that mediates male attraction to females, but enforces avoidance of parental care. A thread that leads to an unexpected twist in regulation of social behavior! cell.com/current-biology/ful…

A pheromone receptor in cichlid fish mediates attraction to females but inhibits male parental care

Li et al. discover that male cichlid fish use the olfactory receptor Or113a to detect fertile female cues. Surprisingly, Or113a also mediates males’ avoidance of parental care. In CRISPR-generated...

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