Kaitlin Sullivan, PhD

Meet the newly discovered brain cell that allows you to remember objects. Scientists at @UBCmedicine have discovered a new type of brain cell, called ovoid cells, that plays a central role in our ability to remember and recognize objects.  Read more: news.ubc.ca/2025/02/ovoid-…

Neuro grad students! Applications for Rising Stars in Neuroscience are due Dec 15! Don’t miss this chance to present your research, sharpen your science communication skills, and connect with peers and faculty. Plus, you’ll get to experience stunning Utah medicine.utah.edu/neurobiology/t…

Congratulations to PNI's @Cate_cholamine on earning the 2024 Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Young Investigator Award from @SfNtweets! Peña, who studies how early-life stress alters brain development, is the first @Princeton professor to receive the award. 📰: pni.princeton.edu/news/2024/pe%C…

@Cate_cholamine @RebekahRashford Congrats Dr. @RebekahRashford !!!

@hyejaykim The autoclave is merely my canvas 🎨🖌️

@NeuroSully Nothing more mystical than an autoclave gift 💝

The learning curve is exponential! Here is a thread of our greatest hits 🧵

Honourable mentions to the Dimensionality Reduction Series

“Autoclavé” by yours truly

@Cate_cholamine @SNicole_Bennett Wooohoo congrats 🎉

Sure, SfN is great, but have you ever considered virtually attending my public defense at 1:30 Central / 2:30 Eastern on Friday, December 1st (register here: tinyurl.com/monari-defense) (Bingo for in-person attendees only)

@PatrickKMonari I am obsessed with this poster - taking notes 🤣

@crmcdermott @UUNeurobiology This is so sweet thank you Courtney 😭❤️!!!

Bestie & badass behaviourist @AdrienneKinman is presenting her work investigating a unique hippocampal cell type that responds to novelty! If you like miniscopes, optogenetics, and cool science go see her poster so nice she’s presenting it twice!

@crmcdermott @RutgersSGS @RutgersCABM Woooo congrats🎊! So deserved!

Also, check out @RebekahRashford presenting her super cool work using epigenetic manipulations in the NAc to mimic the effects early life stress! Wednesday at 8:45-9:00am! (NANO73.04, Room 152A)

Catch me presenting my work exploring cell-type-specific roles in fear memory at SfN, Tuesday at 1:45-2:00pm (NANO69.04, Room 144B) I promise there will be pretty pictures!

If you are a late-stage PhD student, consider signing up for this opportunity from @UUNeurobiology to give a talk, plus learn from and connect with lots of cool scientists!

Thank you Cate! So so excited to do cool science with you and your lab 🎉🧠!!!