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“For a scientific career the most important elements are good teachers and mentors […] not only during early years as student and postdoc, but throughout the entire career of a scientist.” - medicine laureate Thomas Südhof. #NobelPrize Photo: Christopher Michel

Great one on Neurotransmitters

One of the finest roadmaps I have seen for Senior Software Interviews, a guy posted on LeetCode for clearing Uber L5A, L5B or Google L5/L6 levels.

The 12 most creative ads you'll ever see: ✋🏿1. Sam - looking for a designer

Less than 2 weeks since OpenAI started rolling out GPT-4o. And people have been busy executing god-like tasks. 50 truly mind-boggling examples: (29th is my favorite)

Congrats Professor Hrvatin! Very interesting follow up work of our 2020 study.

Such a cool curiosity-inspired work. Amazing job Bo

i think about this daily. evolution is sick

It was great to be part of this comprehensive study examining striatum function within a learning paradigm, led by my exceptional mentor and friend, Kim. Another significant contribution to the field of striatum and sensory-motor association.

Striatum supports fast learning but not memory recall biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_neursci

The HBC Career Fair will be returning on next Monday November 6th 2023 from 10 AM-5 PM! The career fair will take place in person in the New Research Building at Harvard Medical School.

📹 | @DUALIPA performing “Levitating”, “Don’t Start Now” and “Cold Heart” at “Genentech Gives Back” in San Francisco last night! (18/06)

Thrilled to be starting my journey in the biotech field with the world's first-ever biotech company #Genentech . I eagerly anticipate gaining valuable insights and contributing to the field of biotech innovation.

@_Chen_Ran_ Congrats Chen

Some life updates: I will join Scripps Research as an assistant professor. My lab will investigate how the brain encodes visceral signals to generate internal sensations. I am thankful to everyone who supported me, and I am excited to work with my future colleagues and students!

Congrats to my incredible mentor! @MEGNeuro

We’re excited to extend noninvasive optogenetics beyond the brain to address a nearly 150-year-old question in a new study out today @Nature: nature.com/articles/s4158… Work led by @HsuehBrian, myself, and @KarlDeisseroth, with an amazing team in the D-lab and many others!

Now out: “Humidity sensors that alert mosquitoes to nearby hosts & egg-laying sites” @NeuroCellPress. Led by Willem Laursen w/Gonzalo Budelli, Ruocong Tang, Elaine Chang, Rachel Busby, Shruti Shankar, Rachel Gerber, @ChloeGreppi& Rebecca Albuquerque. authors.elsevier.com/a/1gP-f3BtfH1Z… ¼

@tittytomato Ahh thank you Annie. Worms poop study is more for our own enjoyment lol. Hope you are well!

@SenmiaoS Congrats Senmiao!! 🥳 Hope to see the worm poo study published soon too 😉

A small observational study I did on the smallest mammal by mass. nature.com/articles/s4159…

@ChongGuo6 The actual work was done in Berlin, but the ideas and funding were from Woods Hole :)

@SenmiaoS Is this done at woodshole?