Wonderful news. A salutary reminder of the absolute benefits of scientific progress, and the absolute evil of conspiracist bollocks. Huntington's disease successfully treated for first time www.bbc.com/news/article...

I just read the paper out of Harvard that prompted this tylenol autism announcement. They make a strong argument that acetaminophen use during pregnancy may be causal for neurodevelopmental disorders and that its use should be limited ehjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

Sadly…and all so that they could meet some arbitrary September deadline that RFK Jr randomly blurted out.

New landscape of the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease www.thelancet.com/journals/lan... by @thelancet.com #Alzheimers #dementia #biomarkers #neuroscience #NeuroSkyence

Proud to present our new paper in @natmetabolism.nature.com The Neurolipid Atlas: a lipidomics resource for neurodegenerative diseases lnkd.in/eVzFrmUY Check out our open-access platform chock-full with iPSC- and 🧠 lipidomics data (www.neurolipidatlas.com).

Can someone who knows this stuff better than I do tell me if Trump’s new $100K H1-B rule applies to non-profits/Universities? I’m assuming no, but probably shouldn’t be assuming anything reasonable anymore.

My awesome Drosophila colleague Akhila Rajan at Fred Hutch (Seattle) is recruiting both a staff scientist and a postdoc to study fat–brain communication, innate immunity, mitochondrial signaling, and brain senescence. Great team, great environment. Apply here: careers-fhcrc.icims.com/jobs/30062/j...

Nixon Lab is hoping to recruit a postdoctoral fellow interested in alcohol-microglia and/or alcohol-neural stem cell interactions in recovery from alcohol-induced brain and behavioral damage/dysfunction. Open fellowships on our NIAAA-funded T32! Please spread the word!

Calling for your paper for the upcoming collection Brain metabolomics in dementia and neurological disease I’m honoured to be serving as the collection’s Guest Editor and eager to read your submission. #CallForPapers @natureportfolio.nature.com Learn more about the collection: go.nature.com/41S5bI3

I don’t know if it’s overall a good thing or a bad thing for science, but I have to say…the papers I review now are a hell of a lot clearer and easier to read than they were before chatGPT was invented. Which honestly, I don’t mind.

For anyone on the neuroscience job market, our ads are up. We are looking for anyone working in systems neuroscience of animals to join us in southern Alberta 🇨🇦 #academicsky #neuroskyence #neuroethology #academicjobs #Canada neurojobs.sfn.org/job/39049/as...

It will never not annoy me that the first Republican government to take a real interest in changing the way science is done were the misinformation, burn it all down Republicans, and not the let's remove government regulations to increase productivity Republicans.

Good news! Although definitely not the end of the fight on this. Hopefully the government will be forced to unfreeze all the research funding while the case works its way up to the Supreme Court. www.cnn.com/2025/09/03/p...

Are you interested in the estimated #prevalence of #dementia in Europe? 🇪🇺 The @alzheimereurope.bsky.social website just got an upgrade including interactive graphics, visualising the projections by country: www.alzheimer-europe.org/dementia/pre...

A cool (and potentially paradigm shifting) study from the Liddelow lab

Potential grad students: we have funds for RAs (you would not necessarily need to TA unless that helps you with your career goals). All grad applicants would need to apply through the Graduate School at Howard University. Please get in touch with me before you send in your application!

Yeah, expectations are low these days. This is good news!

Good advice

Want to do a PhD with me and the Emotions in Context Lab? We’re looking for new grad students to join us next fall! Check out the lab website to learn what we’re working on now and in the near future: www.emotionsincontextlab.com/join/

Shit. More unnecessary obstacles for scientists.

Unfortunately, the complicated truth is often boring. Like this article. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/25/n...

Hey folks out there who ❤️ to #CTscan things and ❤️ museums! the @amnh.org is hiring a Laboratory Manager for their Microscopy and Imaging Facility, a.k.a. the CT lab 🧪 careers.amnh.org/postings/4550

Katz Early Stage Investigator Research Project Grant is back. Share with your ESI colleagues! grants.nih.gov/grants/guide...

Open rank faculty search in my department. Please re-post!

This is an important point, and I think ultimately it’s true that it will get used against us politically. But I also don’t think we can remain silent, as that ultimately proved to have worse consequences for us. www.theatlantic.com/science/arch...

How plasma p-Tau markers can predict if and when there will be transition to mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease in cognitively unimpaired individuals, along staging of the disease www.nature.com/articles/s43...

A little hesitant to post this on here, as I wrote it specifically for the Jewish community in Detroit...but maybe it'll inspire other scientists to write articles in their hometown papers. www.thejewishnews.com/opinion/biom...

Finally got a chance to read this article. Very well done. And very scary that this Grier guy was hired to lead a federal study on vaccines and autism. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

The Tangled Tale of Tau – Will Targeting Amyloid be Enough?” In this webinar, Dr. Duff examines a critical question in Alzheimer’s research, exploring the complex roles of tau & amyloid in disease progression. youtu.be/alpEsCeiXQs

Tenure-track assistant professor position in neuroscience or physiology at University of Michigan LSA Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (MCDB): lsa.umich.edu/mcdb/news-ev...

‼️ Join us in Neuro at Bowdoin! Looking for a TT colleague in Neuro - broadly defined, but interested in those working with computation, public policy/clinical, mental health, open data, etc. Review of apps starts 9/9 - get in touch with questions! careers.bowdoin.edu/postings/16648

'Early intervention anti-Aβ #immunotherapy attenuates #microglial activation without inducing exhaustion at residual plaques' Lis de Weerd @lisdeweerd.bsky.social Selina Hummel, Stephan A. Müller...Christian Haass @haasslab.bsky.social #AlzheimersDisease #amyloid bit.ly/3V8PDMa

Thrilled to share our new study showing microglia prune astrocyte processes in adult brain, to regulate synaptic transmission, hypothalamic neuron activity, and salt-induced hypertension in🐀. Huge team effort - congratulations to all🥂🍾🎉

Are you an ATP!?! We are hosting our 2nd annual CNS MET Symposium 12/3/25 and are searching for early-career researchers to highlight as All-star Trainee Presentations (ATPs). Up to 4 individuals will be invited for an all-expense paid trip to beautiful Lexington KY. Apply here! rb.gy/3zk4cm

Position open for a neuroimaging focused postdoc to come work with us in Sydney Feel free to get in touch for a chat if you have any questions about it :) usyd.wd105.myworkdayjobs.com/en-GB/USYD_E...

Faculty position in aging in Montreal! www.nature.com/naturecareer...

This study, led by the talented grad student Boyang Li, identifies microglia undergoing cellular senescence in AD, and targeting cholesterol metabolism in senescent microglia is a therapeutic approach to slow AD progression. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

Great opportunity!

The funds are approved! We're hiring a postdoc to build a CRISPRa toolkit to identify new aging mechanisms in C. elegans. Email or DM me to find out more. Please share & repost!

Indeed. Allen Roses was unable to get more funding and had to leave academia a few years after his lab made one of the biggest discoveries in the history of AD research. At least it’s a good reminder that working in academia has never been easy.

Hey #neuroscience #neuroskyence we are hiring a Distinguished Chair of Neuroscience at the University of South Carolina (uscjobs.sc.edu/postings/190...) We have a vibrant neuroscience community with extensive university support for research. I am extremely happy here. Come join us!

Thrilled to share this amazing work from Marie Blanchette & team in the Daneman Lab!!! We found that differences in the BBB across brain regions help regulate local brain function 🧠 Honored to have contributed to the study & to have had Marie as a mentor during my PhD💕 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Spreadsheet documenting the administration's systematic attacks on biomedical research (currently focused on NIH). Given the revolving set of pretexts deployed for each attack, keeping tabs on the big picture may help cut through the noise. docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

Would be awesome if the government was actually concerned with improving research. I would LOVE to do better research than I’m able to do now, but that requires more investment and more stability. Instead, they’re doing the exact opposite.

My lab is hiring a postdoc to work on new TDP-43 biomarkers! Please get in touch and re-post!

We are hiring a postdoc - come work with us (www.koremlab.science) at the intersection of #microbiome, data science, and women's health! Message or email me if interested. 🖥️ 🧬

I’m not sure the authorship of this executive order is correctly attributed.

Postdoc Vacancy at Johns Hopkins BrainSignatures Lab. Lead multiomic analysis to uncover biomarkers and targets in Alzheimer’s. Publish, present, and drive innovation in dementia research. www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/job/postdoc-...

We heard you! You can now use text search to browse the Brain Knowledge Platform’s Data Catalog. Whether you're exploring brain regions, age groups, or specific metadata, this update makes discovery faster and more intuitive. 🧠📈 Try it out: knowledge.brain-map.org/data

Daily Bruin article about the ~800 frozen grants at UCLA including some from my lab dailybruin.com/2025/08/02/a...