Great news: NIH postbac program is recruiting again! If your grad school plans were affected by program cutbacks or admissions freezes this year I highly encourage you to apply, this could be a perfect opportunity. Please repost.
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We ran out of space in the first Addiction science starter pack so heres a second one! go.bsky.app/GQ31XUx
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For those new to here. We have an addiction science starter pack - follow all to fill your feed with good addiction science stuff go.bsky.app/KVDa5PD
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Thank you for creating this! Could I be added to the list?
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First post here to announce a new paper with @purely-science.bsky.social! Oxycodone-alcohol polysubstance use prevents oxytocin from reducing alcohol intake in 🐀. This is interesting because oxytocin reduces motivation to seek both drugs separately, but not in 🐀that consumed both drugs. Link below⬇️
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Postbacc clinical research assistant in the Psychiatry Department at tOSU under Dr. Stephanie Gorka
Interested in stress reactivity, anxious avoidance, substance use, and suicide
lujanlab.org | Neuroscientist. Assistant professor (TT), Luján Lab at UIC. Dopamine, endocannabinoids, systems neuroscience | Soccer & blue guitars.
Transforming addiction research, prevention, treatment, and education through collaboration and systemic change.
The Evelyn F. and William L. McKnight Brain Institute of the University of Florida is dedicated to a multidisciplinary approach to neuroscience research and education.
Helping bridge the gap between addiction research and integration into clinical practice.
Firm friend of @mhrincubator.bsky.social :)
An established member of the addiction neuroscience research community who is in recovery
Incoming NIMH T32 Postdoctoral Fellow @ VA Boston and Boston University.
Interested in trauma exposure & traumatic stress rxns, affective science, psychophysiology, ambulatory assessment, and measurement
Multi-site, transformative preclinical evaluation of novel therapeutics through a federal $24M New Frontiers In Research grant.
Check out our website tridentpreclinicaltrials.org for more information or email info@tridentpreclinicaltrial.org!
Peer-reviewed scientific research published on behalf of the https://researchsocietyonalcohol.org and http://isbra.com
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/29937175
Husband, dad, veteran, writer, and proud Midwesterner. 19th US Secretary of Transportation and former Mayor of South Bend.
Husband, Father and grandfather, Datahound, Dog lover, Fan of Celtic music, Former NIGMS director, Former EiC of Science magazine, Stand Up for Science advisor, Pittsburgh, PA
NIH Dashboard: https://jeremymberg.github.io/jeremyberg.github.io/index.html
This cave has photos, fanfiction and other stuff. PhD in psychology still no idea what I'm doing.
Behavioral Neuroscience PhD candidate in the Root Lab at the University of Colorado Boulder. Cellular heterogeneity in motivational systems. Expected graduation spring 2026. Gardener, skier, dog mom, and backyard chicken farmer. she/her
PhD candidate in Behavioral Neuroscience @Boulder, CO | NIMH F31 NRSA Fellow
Behavioral Neuroscience PhD Candidate in the DeVries-Nelson lab @ WVU | Neuroendocrinology, Biological Rhythms, Cancer, Development, & Stress 🧪🧬🧠
Psychiatry at Texas A&M, epigenetics of alcohol, on the single-cell bandwagon, dog obsessed
Cognitive neuroscientist investigating addiction, from cell to society
Associate Professor Erasmus University
Cannabis, Alcohol, Smoking
T32 Predoc Fellow in SHARC and PhD candidate in Health Education and Behavior at UF. Passionate addiction prevention researcher, believer in kindness and peace, lover of all things travel and food, and intentional af.
Cog-sci PhD student at the Centre for Gambling Research, UBC. Investigating harmful/addictive design features across digital products with an interest in embodied and enactive cognition.
