Pamela Butler

Visual remediation improved contrast sensitivity, and was associated with a reduction in positive symptoms, in people with schizophrenia. New paper presents results from a preliminary clinical trial. With @BergsonZach @JudyLThompson3 @PamelaDButler authors.elsevier.com/a/1k0lP3HQGmiJ…

Meet the Leaders of #WorldWomenNeuro - Dr. Pamela Butler: Communications Director, WWN, amplifying voices and research of female neuroscientists. Dr. Sonia Bansal: Membership & Outreach Director, WWN, building a strong network for female neuroscientists. Stay tuned for more!

@S0niaBansal @CVOPorg @WorldWomenNeuro @Soniabansal, thanks for posting. Such a wonderful conference! And you gave such a wonderful talk

The wonderful @PamelaDButler presenting our second keynote at @CVOPorg inaugural conference @WorldWomenNeuro

Super stoked to present@ @CVOPorg 's inaugural conference starting this Thursday.Check out the wonderful program here:cvop.org/s/CVOP-2024-Pr…

We are starting! Share your CVOP 2024 moments with us using the handle #CVOP2024!

World Women in Neuroscience networking event at FENS in Vienna instagram.com/p/C8sT-N6u3ae/…

New York City libraries are facing a $58.3 million budget cut that could force most branches to reduce service to just five days a week. On the Day of Action for Libraries, tell @NYCMayor & @NYCCouncil: #NoCutsToLibraries investinlibraries.org/dayofaction

beyondwordsmag.com/online-store/B… So excited to be in this month’s issue of Beyond Words

This is so very good.

Don't miss out and register here to join us for the first #WWNmeetandgreet of 2024 - shorturl.at/cjoMW 🗓 April 16th, 2024 | 2pm EST (Zoom) #WorldWomenNeuro #WWNevents

Join the first #WWNmeetandgreet of 2024! Share your story, learn about our mission, and see how you can join the #WorldWomenNeuro community. Let's drive change together! 📆 April 16th, 2024, 2pm EST (zoom) More here - worldwomenneuro.org #WWNevents @IBROorg

New paper out showing atrophy of the deep retinal vascular layer in schizophrenia. With Samantha Fradkin, Paulo Lizano, Deepthi Bannai, Judy Thompson, Adriann Lai, and Christen Crosta. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

February 11 was #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience and #WorldWomenNeuro wants to continue to highlight the incredible women in our neuro community. Please send us your photos and profiles to us via email by February 16 to be included on our website and social media posts!

Thank you to #WorldWomenNeuro co-chair, Dr. Jean King (@jean4neuro), for highlighting WWN's impactful work in this Nature World View article on women & people of color in STEM nature.com/articles/d4158… @FENSorg @ibroSecretariat @SocNeuro_Tweets @SACNAS @network_alba @SfNtweets

@gunsnrosesgirl3 Love this. So impressed and so important for communication

Two 19-year-old students from the University of Washington, Thomas Pryor and Navid Azodi have developed a pair of gloves that convert sign language to speech or text.

Day 2 of #SfN23 means #WorldWomenNeuro Breakfast of Champions 🏅🙌 We are excited to come together in fellowship to plan the next year of activities, initiatives, and advocacy for the global good of women neuroscientists 🌎🚺🧠 @jean4neuro @NCCIH_EM @davilami1401 @S0niaBansal

Join #WorldWomenNeuro for our #SfN23 Session, “Cross Cultural Narratives: On Being the Under-Resourced Neuroscientist,” MONDAY, 11/13, 1:30-3p EST, Convention Center Ballroom B. Hear from 4 neuroscientists about factors that shaped their careers! abstractsonline.com/pp8/#!/10892/s…