The LUMeN Lab at Emory is hiring ✨ We’re seeking a full-time RA/lab manager and a postdoc to work on new NIH-funded studies! Formal job ads/apps forthcoming. We’re eager to hit the ground running so please share these flyers and/or reach out if interested!

Our new paper on aging and temporal order memory (with @jzacks.bsky.social) is now out in Psych & Aging! Using a narrative paradigm, we found that older adults have preserved event-based memory organization and show greater knowledge-related benefits in temporal memory than younger adults. 🌟

Impressive PhD defense on depression, tau and serotonin by Teodora Markova from @anneberry.bsky.social ‘s lab @brandeisuniversity.bsky.social today!! Congrats Dr.Markova!

Years ago I started replying to keynote/symposia invitations with a provisional accept based on speaker diversity (I decline if ≥ 50% male speakers). Declines are rare but have happened. Receiving a follow-up email like this is so encouraging. 🙏 We CAN make a difference!

I’m excited to announce that I will be joining the faculty in the Center for Vital Longevity at UT Dallas in August 2026! My lab will study cognitive, affective, and motivational changes in aging and Alzheimer's disease using the combination of multimodal neuroimaging and daily life sampling. 🧠📱

We're hiring! FT research assistant @ UT Dallas Join our team to work on a longitudinal neuroimaging study of midlife brain aging. Strong opportunity for those interested in brain networks, aging, and Alzheimer’s disease risk. App. deadline May 6. Details: jobs.utdallas.edu/postings/31680

Congratulations to @jadynpark.bsky.social and colleagues for winning the #SANS2026 Innovation Award for their paper: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

JOB ALERT Anne Krendl's Neuroscience of Mind & Behavior Lab is looking for a lab manager. Cool new imaging project on social cognition and aging. Come work for the world's greatest boss in the country's oldest Psych Department! Anne's lab: krendlab.iu.edu Job Posting: hrms.iu.edu/psc/PH1PRD_P...

📣 Call for Applications: 2026 SRNDNA Pilot Grant We’re excited to announce the final round of SRNDNA pilot funding supporting research at the intersection of decision neuroscience & aging. 🗓️ Applications due June 1, 2026 🧠 Priority: ADRD-related projects #DecisionNeuroscience #AgingResearch #ADRD

Relatedly, I will be hiring a post-bacc / lab manager starting this Fall 2026. This is a great chance to get hands-on didactic training in computational psychiatry, clinical science, computational cognitive neuroscience, fMRI, & psychopharmacology. Job ad below, Please share with your networks!

Final version now in press at Cognitive, Affective & Behavioral Neuroscience! Congratulations to Rachel for her hard work on this ☺️🧠⚡ trebuchet.public.springernature.app/get_content/...

Changes in our feelings, or "affective surprise," may act as a learning signal that influences what we remember. Large magnitude deviations in experienced valence during encoding relate to better long-term associative memory.

The Aging & Development training program at WashU has an opening for a postdoc! psychaging.wustl.edu

It is really infuriating to see how misogyny really does unite men across the sociopolitical spectrum. And, in so far as the Epstein files go, they sort women into two categories: fuckable or irrelevant. When they near a hint of accountability they complain about not being able to make women prey.

Hot off the presses! Our new chapter “Decision-Making in the Aging Brain: An Update of the Evidence Base for the “Affect-Integration-Motivation” Framework” in "Neuroeconomics: Core Topics and Current Directions" link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...

My lab is recruiting a postdoc and a full-time research technician to work on an NIH-funded project studying age-related changes in memory for naturalistic events. Behavior, fMRI, and blood-based biomarkers. 3+ years funding guaranteed. Postdoc: tinyurl.com/ykjfbnj8 Tech: tinyurl.com/2f2hw3f5

TT faculty job opening in #Neuroscience! We are looking for a colleague to join us in our fantastic Biology Department and Neuroscience Program at Brandeis. We are a group of *very* collaborative, supportive, and productive scientists (& humans!) so please apply academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/30961

Thrilled to share our new preprint highlighting distinct neurocomputational mechanisms underlying how reward and punishment determine adaptive cognitive control - a massive fMRI study and collaborative team effort with the @shenhavlab.bsky.social 🧠 Link here: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Coming up on October 28! Dr. Allie Sinclair @asinclair.bsky.social (UPenn/Rice) will be presenting in @motcogmeet.bsky.social series: "Motivational States Bias Choices, Information Consumption, and Memory" 1/

Out now in @nathumbehav.nature.com! We applied graph theoretic analyses to fMRI data of participants watching movies/listening to stories. Integration across large-scale functional networks mediates arousal-dependent enhancement of narrative memories. Open access link: rdcu.be/eKKAw

Excited to share that I'm joining WashU in January as an Assistant Prof in Psych & Brain Sciences! 🧠✨! I'm also recruiting grad students to start next September - come hang out with us! Details about our lab here: www.deckerlab.com Reposts are very welcome! 🙌 Please help spread the word!

🚨🚨🚨 The Subjectivity Lab is looking for a lab manager! The position is available immediately. We want someone who can help coordinate our large sample fMRI study, plus other behavioral work. Because *gestures at everything* the job was approved only now (ends in June 2026). Great opportunity! 🧵 1/4

🚨The SCANN Lab @ UTA is hiring a postdoctoral researcher!🚨 Topics: 🧭 spatial navigation, 🧠 fMRI, 🎮 VR, 👵 cognitive aging. Start date: Nov 2025 (flexible). Salary: NIH levels. Details 👇

Catherine is an amazing person and scientist! Working with her would be a great opportunity to build skills in aging, AD, multimodal imaging, or daily life sampling! 🧠

Yay, thanks so much for sharing this! 🥳 I am excited to be starting my new lab this Fall! I’ll be reviewing applications this cycle for 1-2 graduate students to start in Fall 2026. More information about applications can be found here: psych.utah.edu/graduate/

Come learn about how to design, implement, and analyze studies that use experience sampling and ambulatory assessment (e.g., passive sensing of geolocation, physical activity, and sleep) across the adult life span with the talented @tabeaspringstein.bsky.social and @maddyfrumkin.bsky.social!

🚨 Reminder: 1 week left to apply for the SRNDNA Daily Life Sampling Workshop! Application Deadline: 🗓️ July 18, 2025 🗓️ 🗓️ 1-day workshop on Oct. 6, 2025 📍 Brandeis University 🧠 Theoretical lectures and hands-on tutorials More information: srndna.utdallas.edu/srndna-events/

I am recruiting a postdoctoral scholar to join my lab at Dartmouth. The ideal candidate will have experience in EMA, passive physiological data, and/or digital therapeutics. Interest and/or experience in chronic pain and co-occurring disorders is preferred. apply.interfolio.com/169836

Come learn how! Apply for SRNDNA’s one-day workshop on the daily life sampling research method on October 6 at Brandeis University (APPLICATION DEADLINE July 18)! utdallas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

Recently I (& @richardfbetzel.bsky.social et al.) asked how much does functional connectivity change (i.e., reconfigure) between rest and narrative movie-watching in young and older adults? And does that relate to how well people understood those narratives? Answers here: doi.org/10.1093/cerc...

I'm looking for a new Lab Manager to join me, my amazing incoming PhD students @isabellafavalos.bsky.social and @maceygrisso.bsky.social, and our fantastic undergraduate RAs in the Emotional Lives Lab at UC Riverside. Sharing would be much appreciated! jobsportal.ucr.edu/jobs/35754189

May 16th is international Chartreuse day! Your assignment for tonight is to drink a Last Word, Bijou, or Naked & Famous cocktail. If you’d like to know WHY today we celebrate one of the oldest and most special spirits in the world, here’s me rambling about it back in 2020.

I spend a lot of time disparaging those who are failing us in this moment - but today I want to shine a light on all of those who are helping to make the threats to science and universities legible for other scientists and the public🧪 1/

I’m hiring! 👀 for a Lab Manager starting in June. Apply by May 2 for full consideration. More info on lab: agingwell.utdallas.edu Apply: jobs.utdallas.edu/postings/29116

Unidentified men grabbing someone off the street and putting her in a car because she wrote an op-Ed. This as flatly authoritarian as anything we’ve seen in this country in a very long time.

Remember what your partner said during a heated argument? Or the rush of getting your first job offer? Why do these emotionally arousing moments stick? Across 3 studies, and 3 arousal measures, we found that emotional arousal enhances memory encoding by promoting functional integration in the 🧠 1/🧵

What are you doing on your lunch break? Listen to the new 🎙️Decision & Aging Insights🎙️ episode featuring @marilynhorta.bsky.social where she discusses her participation with SRNDNA and her research for TRIP at the Moffitt Cancer Center srndna.utdallas.edu/podcast/

Why does thinking sometimes feel like hard work? @awestbrook.bsky.social studies the neural basis of mental effort #depression #psychedelics #tms #marchforscince #sciencesaveslives

You had me at "MRI- compatible cello" 😲 #musicscience #neuroskyence

So excited to announce Curiosity, Information Seeking & Exploration conference: 30th Sept-1st Oct @Brown University. Amazing speakers sites.google.com/view/informa... and free! Abstract submissions open until 7th July w/ Romy Frömer, Ohad Dan, @hayleydorfman.bsky.social, Matt Nassar. Please share!

1/3 Tutorial on exploring ecological momentary assessment data is online at AMPPS, with: - Accessible ways to visualize data for better understanding - Models to get some first insights - Further reading boxes for more advanced topics - Reproducible pipeline you can run over your own data

Have you heard of the Matilda Effect? When the work of female scientists is credited to a man🧪 Today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, so here are five victims of the Matilda effect: (Add your favourite forgotten #womeninSTEM to this list!👩‍🔬)

Okay, I cannot recommend 5calls.org enough. Enter your address and it will find all your reps (federal and state). AND give you a list of issues to call about AND which reps to call about each of them AND a little script for each, in case it's helpful. They have an app, too.

“If the freeze is not stopped, I might lose my house." Some NSF-funded postdocs are having trouble paying rent and credit card bills because their salaries were paused this week, even though the federal funding freeze memo was rescinded. www.statnews.com/2025/01/30/t...

Check out our review highlighting the importance of monoamines towards understanding Alzheimer's disease. We describe promising neuroimaging and daily life sampling approaches to better elucidate the neurobiological mechanisms underlying AD.

Excited to see this Special Focus at @jocn.bsky.social on Neural and Computational Mechanisms of Motivation and Decision-Making finally out! Full collection here: direct.mit.edu/jocn/issue/3...