We are seeking graduate students that possess a strong passion for scientific inquiry and are interested in investigating the effectiveness of peptides on mice models of autism. Also, we are currently engaged in investigating the mechanisms underlying neurodevelopment.

If you have a desire to become a member of our team, kindly reach out to me via email at kt469@drexel.edu.
Toyooka Lab Page: https://toyooka-lab.academic.ws/

The neuroscience program at Drexel University has PhD and MS courses. Our faculty members are passionate about guiding students and experts in a wide range of study fields, such as developmental, cellular, behavioral, and computational neuroscience, as well as in a number of diseases, such as autism, schizophrenia, aging, spinal cord injury, and traumatic brain injury. Neuroscience graduate program: https://drexel.edu/medicine/academics/graduate-school/neuroscience/

#autism #ASD #autismtherapy #gradstudent #phdstudent #phdprogram #masterprogram #neuroscience #brain #biology #scienceresearch #philadelphia #Drexel #GraduateSchool

9 days to go to tell the UK government that the polymer and plastics industry needs investment to train and educate the next generation of a sustainable workforce. Get in touch via DM or email (s.bon@warwick.ac.uk) and become a partner. The more companies and organisations on board, the better. Let's show UK Gov that we are ready for a green (r)evolution. #circulareconomy #plastics #plasticrecycling #plasticsindustry #plasticwaste #polymer #sustainability #stemeducation #phdstudent

I'm proud to congratulate Kate Salesin for being the #FINESST #PhDStudent at #Dartmouth! I'm super excited for the work she is doing in bridging the fields of #RemoteSensing and #ComputerGraphics, along with our collaborators at #NASA Goddard.

Read more about her project here:

https://web.cs.dartmouth.edu/news/2023/08/computer-science-graduate-student-wins-nasa-grant

#academicchatter, #grants, #research, #awards

We're looking for graduate students who want to study the efficacy of peptides on autism mouse models. We're also investigating the mechanisms underlying neurodevelopment. Please email me at kt469@drexel.edu. The neuroscience program at Drexel University has PhD and MS courses.
Neuroscience graduate program: https://lnkd.in/erR6uBvc
Lab Page: https://toyooka-lab.academic.ws/
#autism #ASD #autismtherapy #gradstudent #phdstudent #phdprogram #masterprogram #neuroscience #brain #biology #scienceresearch #philadelphia

A #philosopher 👩🏻‍🎓✨

#universityofsussex #brightonandsussexmedicalschool
#environmentaljustice #metascience #EvidenceBasedMedicine #ebm #philosophy #moralphilosophy #philosophyofscience #phdlife #phdstudent #MedicalHumanities #placebos #healthdata #dataethics #medicalethics #qualitative

We have a fantastic 4-year PhD opportunity in sustainable polymer synthesis, fully funded in collaboration with industry. Start dates window oct 2023-jan 2024. Interested? get in touch #PhDposition #Jobs #plastics #phdstudent #sustainability #biobased #polymerscience https://www.bonlab.info/blog/2023/3/9/join-us-as-a-phd-student-to-unravel-the-mechanism-of-sustainable-polymerization-reactions

Safiya Naina Marikar spends her days working out the complex #science behind #typeonediabetes, but when off duty, it’s the science of baking that keeps her busy. Today, we go fast five with the #PhDstudent and date cake expert from @SamElOsta1's lab. https://t.co/0mvnYGo6OG

Stunning insights of the inner workings of quasars! Using #eROSITA #Spacetelescope🛰, the study published in @royalastrosoc & led by Elias Kammoun from IRAP France and #MPE #PhDstudent Zsofi Igo suggests significant changes in the #XRay emission of #quasar #J1144, the most luminous quasar seen in the last 9 billion years of #CosmicHistory.
Read more:
https://www.mpe.mpg.de/7948582/news20230519

What could “Naturalia” be or mean - https://markstothard.uk/2023-05-07/what-could-naturalia-be-or-mean/

#naturalia #art #photography #phdstudent #agency

Nature and psychogeography is a narrative that really interests me. Here's an extract from my next upcoming publication.

Do you like this, would you like to know more, why not sign up for my photographic narrative newsletters at https://news.markstothard.net

#psychogeography #nature #affect #phdstudent

i defended my thesis proposal today! looking forward to getting a restful night's sleep for the first time in weeks

#gradschool #chemistry #organicchemistry #PhDstudent

Affect Theory, what could it be, and how could it help with photography and our lives? https://markstothard.co.uk/2023-04-14-affect-theory/

#phdstudent #affect #photography

Meet Lisa Wooldridge, writer of “Don’t move a muscle”. Lisa is a PhD candidate studying how opioid drug dependence impacts neural circuits underlying pain.

Lisa is broadly interested in how our brain produces our daily experiences and how these experiences affect the brain. Outside of lab, Lisa is a classical singer who performs around Philadelphia.

Read her most recent post explaining how we remain almost completely still during REM sleep here: https://pennneuroknow.com/2023/04/04/dont-move-a-muscle/

#sciComm #PhDStudent

Studying the Cape Wrath Trail, what's that about? https://markstothard.co.uk/2023-04-10-studying-the-cape-wrath-trail/

#capewrathtrail #scotland #highland #walking #phdstudent #photography

Photography can be used as a tool for social change, to challenge perceptions, and to create new ways of thinking........

Find out more - https://markstothard.co.uk/2023-04-10-why-a-phd/

Image © Lemon Tree Images. Source Adobe Stock

#phdstudent #photography #phd

Meet newest PNK writer Stephen Wisser, author of “Shopping the brain: how to find regions to test drive.” Stephen is a PhD student in Penn NGG and has interests in Alzheimer’s, the gut-brain axis, and psychedelics.

Stephen has always been interested in the creativity & unexplored topics in neuroscience that are critical to human health. Outside the lab, he enjoys singing, saxophone, skiing, hiking, and brewing his own beer.

Read his article here: https://pennneuroknow.com/2023/03/28/shopping-the-brain-how-to-find-regions-to-test-drive/

#PhDStudent #SciComm

👋 Meet our newest writer, Andrew Nguyen, author of “The lonely brain: The neuroscience of social isolation.” Andrew is a 1st year PhD student in @pennngg who is interested in the neurobiology of sleep, the gut-brain axis, and neuroimmunology.

🌿 🚲 💃 Outside of lab, they enjoy cooking, plant parenting, biking, rollerblading, dancing, going to the beach, and hanging out with their dog Bruno.

Check out their most recent piece here: https://pennneuroknow.com/2023/03/23/the-lonely-brain-the-neuroscience-of-social-isolation/

#neuroscience #PhDStudent

Meet Hannah Deutsch, writer of last week's post, “Where do we go when we fall asleep?”.

Hannah is a neuroscience PhD student studying how the nervous system grows and changes over time. She chose to study neuroscience because she wanted to understand differences in how people behave.

Outside of lab, Hannah loves tap dance, photography, and traveling.

Read her post here: https://pennneuroknow.com/2023/03/14/where-do-we-go-when-we-fall-asleep/

#neuroscience #PhDStudent #brain #sciComm

Meet Barnes Jannuzi, writer of last week’s piece, “How did the chicken cross the road?” exploring the neural systems responsible for the unique bob of a chicken's head as it walks. Barnes is a PhD Candidate in Penn's Neuroscience Graduate Group and he studies how we remember what we see.

https://pennneuroknow.com/2023/03/07/how-did-the-chicken-cross-the-road/

#neuroscience #sciComm #PhDStudent #chicken

Psychogeography, what's that? It's a theory and skill that I'm starting to understand as a part of my journey towards a PhD in Photography - https://markstothard.co.uk/2023-03-11-psychogeography/

#phdstudent #psychogeography #photography