Moments Lab
Last month, I launched my lab at Ohio State. Our lab website is now live, and we're recruiting graduate students this cycle! If you're interested in the cognitive (neuro)science of learning & memory, please reach out!
www.momentslab.org
19.09.2025 14:25 β π 78 π 48 π¬ 2 π 0
Join β EMIC
Want to do a PhD with me and the Emotions in Context Lab? Weβre looking for new grad students to join us next fall! Check out the lab website to learn what weβre working on now and in the near future: www.emotionsincontextlab.com/join/
31.08.2025 21:36 β π 34 π 33 π¬ 0 π 2
Worldβs first personalized CRISPR therapy given to baby with genetic disease
Treatment seems to have been effective, but it is not clear whether such bespoke therapies can be widely applied.
To be clear, these kinds of breakthroughs are going to come to a screeching halt with the current NIH funding cuts. This new treatment is only possible because of decades of basic research. What might be possible 20 years from now if we don't destroy basic research?
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
16.05.2025 14:10 β π 130 π 53 π¬ 0 π 1
Weβre hiring postdocs to join my lab at UNC. If youβre interested in adolescence, brain, and social development, DM me. Our work incorporates fMRI, social media, and longitudinal methods. We study risks and opportunities in adolescence. If youβre at #SRCD2025 and want to meet, please reach out!
30.04.2025 19:31 β π 63 π 43 π¬ 1 π 0
Knowing the world together is the foundation of science. It's why we celebrate universities as places where diverse perspectives can meet and make new knowledge together. It's what we must fight fiercely to defend now.
02.04.2025 00:07 β π 103 π 18 π¬ 1 π 3
On day 3, we asked SAS attendees to share their favorite (or most frequently used) emoji & HOW they use it. It's fun to think about the variation in emoji use and how it can lead to unique and inventive ways to communicate! 𦫠Thank you to everyone for such a great #SAS2025!
24.03.2025 18:44 β π 3 π 1 π¬ 1 π 0
No worries, great video!
24.03.2025 22:04 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Keely Muscatell on stage sharing a slide including multiple papers
Loved getting this crash course reading list for how bodily contexts can influence psychological processes from Dr. Keely Muscatell at #SBSM2025Seattle! Papers are linked in thread below. #psychscisky #affectivescience #healthpsych #devpsych
21.03.2025 19:10 β π 23 π 7 π¬ 1 π 0
The Cognition and Brain Circuitry Lab at OSU, focusing on brain connectivity, function, and behavior, with a special focus on visual perception and attention. Thoughts and opinions are our own.
Lab website: https://www.davidosher.com/index.html
PhD Student in Cognitive Neuroscience at Ohio State University. Runner & Cyclist.
A very curious social-health psychologist!
π€ Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University
π« PI, @starlabteam.bsky.socialβ¬
π Associate Editor, British Journal of Health Psychology
π€ Host, Stress Puzzle podcast
ryanlinnbrown.com
Context Lab (@contextlab.bsky.social) director, Dartmouth prof, memory & π§ network modeler, data scientist, dad x2, husband, tree hugger π², & π§+πͺ baker
https://www.context-lab.com
Dedicated to helping neuroscientists stay current and build connections. Subscribe to receive the latest news and perspectives on neuroscience: www.thetransmitter.org/newsletters/
Restless neuroscientist and occasional artist.
PhD candidate at UniversitΓ© de MontrΓ©al.
Interests include: Emotion, critical psychiatry, trauma, psychophysiology, history and phil of science, painting, drawing, music, game development
dariusliutas.com
Neuroscientist, and musician in The Amygdaloids
Neuroscientist at the Gogolla lab, Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry. Trying to understand emotions. Doing optical things in the insula.
Assistant Professor @ Penn | Dept Psychiatry + Dept Neuroscience + Dept Anesthesiology | Pain β’ Placebo β’ Poppies β’ Psychedelics
https://corderlab.com/
OCD Researcher. Psychiatrist. Nerdy Mom.
Social Psychology PhD student at the Ohio State University studying how LLMs and social media influence our moral/empathic behaviors with Dr. Kurt Gray || University of Michigan alum
Assistant Professor at Ohio State studying how we remember what we learn + how we learn from our memories
www.momentslab.org
Neuroscientist studying Alzheimer's disease in people with Down syndrome π§ Postdoc @ UC Irvine π©π½βπ¬ She/her/hers
teaching faculty at @ UPenn
cog sci PhD student @ UC Irvine w/Megan Peters
science writer (words in Scientific American, Science News, Nat Geo and other outlets)
studied phil + neuro + psych @ UChicago - she/they
norabradford.com
Neuroscience PhD student at Boston University currently studying attention & spatial navigation π§ πΊοΈ | Cognitive Neuroimaging Lab & Stangl Lab | prev. UC Irvine Yassa Lab
Electrical engineer, brain scientist, flamenco enthusiast
https://dmri.mgh.harvard.edu/a-y/
The leading non-profit journal of brain imaging https://direct.mit.edu/imag
Assistant Professor of Neurology at MGH/Harvard Medical School. Assoc Director of PET Imaging Ops in MGH's Frontotemporal Disorders Unit. We can't be friends if you're using the jet colormap in your work.
Assistant Professor at UC Riverside studying learning and goal-directed behavior. Director of the Computational Cognitive and Neural Sciences Lab (https://www.ballardlab.org). He/him
PhD candidate at Northeastern University
Studies psychophysiology, interoception, decision making and error monitoring
