Yasmin Escobedo Lozoya, PhD

We will all miss you, I hope we can stay in contact, at least through this platform ❤️

High-resolution #CryoET provides ‘compelling’ evidence for the true 3D architecture of glutamatergic synapses: a complex ‘synaptoplasm’ rather than the textbook postsynaptic density.
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If you run a life science lab where research has either significantly slowed or shut down completely due to Trump administration policies, I’d like to hear your story. I'm a biotech and life sciences reporter for @statnews.com, and you can reach me at jonathan.wosen@statnews.com #journorequest

Yay! Looks very fun!

Flyer for the Black In Neuro Conference session titled #BINSeminarSeries From the Ivory Tower: Midlife Matters: Stress Biology, Lifestyle, and Brain Aging, happening Thursday, September 11 from 11:15 AM- 12:30 PM ET. The session features Indira C. Turney, Ph.D. Earl Stadtman Investigator, National Institute of Health. The flyer notes it is a hybrid event with virtual registration available. Decorative borders and logos for Black In Neuro and #5YearsOfBIN are also included.

Midlife matters — and the science backs it up :brain::sparkles:
Join us at #BINW25 for #BINSeminarSeries: From the Ivory Tower with Dr. Indira Turney, diving into stress biology, lifestyle, and brain aging.
🗓️ Sept 11 | :clock11: 11:15 AM–12:30 PM ET
🎥 Register to attend virtually!
#5YearsOfBIN

Rapid Response Bridge Funding Program In the face of recent abrupt shifts in federal funding for education research, including large-scale terminations of National Science Foundation (NSF) research grant awards, we have developed a rap...

Bridge Funding for those affected by NSF terminations www.spencer.org/grant_types/...

and in vivo approaches. In addition to patch-clamp techniques, they covers intracellular sharp electrode recordings, extracellular electrophysiology, and high-density multi-electrode arrays. 3/3 www.worldscientific.com/worldscibook...

This book cover electrophysiology extensively, offering a detailed exploration of techniques used to study ion channels, synaptic function, and neural circuits. It provides in-depth descriptions of various patch-clamp recording methods, including single-channel, whole-cell, perforated patch 2/3

A British lnkd.in/eHEk2-fa, a French lnkd.in/esXfYiQc and an Italian lnkd.in/ebhDJ9dS are stranded on a desert island...what do they do? They work on an ephys textbook!
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Join us for Neuromodulatory Adaptation & Plasticity in Changing Environments, a webinar featuring Jan Siemens & #KavliPrize Laureate Eve Marder.

🧠 Learn how organisms adapt to temperature shifts & what it reveals about neural plasticity.
Register: bit.ly/4k7h3MX
#KavliNeuro @jansiemens.bsky.social

🚨Latin American Workshop Series🚨

The team from @bethcimini.bsky.social‘s lab at @broadinstitute.org and the Center for Open Bioimage Analysis will host three free online image analysis workshops for LATAM ... in SPANISH🇪🇸 and PORTUGUESE🇧🇷!!!🎉🎊

broad.io/latam_worksh...

Deadline: April 23rd, 2025

🚨Serie de Talleres para Latinoamérica🚨

Con el equipo de @bethcimini.bsky.social en el @broadinstitute.org, y COBA organizamos una serie de Talleres gratuitos en línea sobre análisis de imágenes para Latinoamérica … en ESPAÑOL y PORTUGUÉS!!🎉🎊

broad.io/latam_worksh...

Fecha límite: 23/4/2025

Seeing these enormous crowds gathered outside to protest Donald Trump, I am reminded of how Donald had to move his inauguration *inside* the Capitol because he was afraid (rightly) that the crowds outside would be too small.

We have the turnout today in the MILLIONS — sourced from handsoff2025.com directly and echoed by @moveon.org and @publiccitizen.bsky.social.

Millions.
Enormous turnout across all 50 states and globally. Please reinforce that to everyone you know.

Spectacular view of 100,000 people attending the #HandsOff march in NYC

But you’re very right, it sounds catchy, like a thing people should say. Gonna go ahead and trademark it 😆

According to Google

Buddhism huh? Are you a practitioner? Read any good books lately?

But I have to say that this morning I was kinda awed when I was discussing homeostatic plasticity with my Gemini instance and it referred to it as ‘the quiet success of maintained equilibrium’! I loved that turn of phrase!

I'm 18. The economy enters a once-in-a-century recession. A Republican president is responsible.

I'm 29. There is once-in-a-century pandemic that leads to a once-in-century-recession. A Republican is responsible.

I'm 35. Tarriffs trigger a once-in-a-century recession. A Republican is responsible.

I think it highly depends on how you train them, but I don’t disagree… maybe we should discuss prompting strategies some day

Whyyyy?

Lol maybe this is a job for Gemini? It’s patience is endless haha

More than 100,000 are watching Cory Booker right now live on YouTube alone.

Here is the link to the open letter to the American People from ~2000 members of the National Academies

docs.google.com/document/d/1...

Science makes us stronger, healthier, and more prosperous. My heart is hurting today for those NIH, CDC, FDA employees who dedicated their lives to supporting science and now have lost their jobs

This Saturday - April 5 - noon to 4pm @ Colorado State Capitol in Denver (or find an event near you)

NIH is a valuable tool to get Trump and Musk to stop the crimes.

A large fraction of Americans object to Trump killing cancer research.

A week later, it's still true. Democratic leaders should be saying this every day. Inform the public.

75% of US scientists who answered Nature poll consider leaving More than 1,600 readers answered our poll; many said they were looking for jobs in Europe and Canada.

The chance for brain drain is real. I was talking to someone in administration at a medical school who said they were concerned about losing or stunting growth for a whole generation of researchers

www.nature.com/articles/d41...

He’s talking about cuts to NIH and the brain drain we’re causing rn