Mike Lehman

Coming soon!

🎙️ JNE x Mommy Brain Revisited podcast collaboration to celebrate the upcoming publication of the Parental Brain Special Issue.

Jodi Pawluski tells us more:

youtu.be/d-ChFhbaR_0

@drjodipawluski.bsky.social

JNE has leapt to the forefront of the field with an increased Impact Factor of 4.1! 🎉

This puts JNE ahead of Endocrinology, Journal of Endocrinology, & the Journal of Neuroscience.

Huge thanks to all who have contributed to our Journal over the years.

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Please plan on attending this inaugural Endo Society Neuroendocrine Special Interest Group webinar featuring Prof. Waljit Dhillo! Will be a fantastic and compelling presentation from a world leader in our field! @paneuroendo.bsky.social @bsneuroendo.bsky.social @infneuroendo.bsky.social

Great choice of Alison Douglas Lecturer by @bsneuroendo.bsky.social this year! Denise is a stellar researcher and leader in our neuroendocrine community worldwide. Strongly recommend attending #BSNBradford2025! @infneuroendo.bsky.social @paneuroendo.bsky.social @jne-editor.bsky.social

Aleisha is also participating in a Wiley Guest Editor Mentorship Program where she will gain skills and experience in planning and oversight of a Special Issue of JNE. Great editorial experience for one of our rising stars! @jne-editor.bsky.social @paneuroendo.bsky.social @bsneuroendo.bsky.social

Wonderful to have Stephen join us as member of our ECR Editorial Board, and honored to serve as his mentor! Welcome aboard! @jne-editor.bsky.social @bsneuroendo.bsky.social

Congrats Manuel! #Endocrinology and @endocrinesociety.bsky.social have made a terrific choice for their next EiC!

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As small bit of good news for these times, happy to report Casey Nestor and I received notice of award from NICHD of our new 5 yr R01 grant to continue work on #KNDy cells in #sheep! Team includes co-Is Rick McCosh, Lique Coolen & Bob G., Stan Hileman @jne-editor.bsky.social @paneuroendo.bsky.social

Fantastic group of ECRs in our first cohort of Early Career Editorial Board members! I am so happy to have the chance to work with them and look forward to their contributions to JNE now and in the future! @bsneuroendo.bsky.social @paneuroendo.bsky.social @infneuroendo.bsky.social

#TeamOhio wrapped up meetings on the Senate side - love talking about the importance of federally funded research on state economies!

#FASEBontheHill

Great to be part of FASEB Capitol Hill visits to advocate for NIH, NSF and other federal funders of research in the U.S Proud of @KentState alum Congresswoman Sykes for her support for science!

And that’s a wrap for the #TeamOhio contingent of the @faseborg.bsky.social Capitol Hill Day! Many thanks to Representative Dave Joyce’s team for the great conversation! 🙌

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Congratulations!

We will be introducing you to the new early career researcher editorial board over the coming weeks here on the JNE Blue Sky account @jne-editor.bsky.social - a great start to an exciting new programme.

Thank you @rebeccadumbell.bsky.social for giving me a chance to explain why JNE and other society-based journals are so important for the advancement of science and the careers of scientists! And thanks to former JNE EiC, Gareth Leng, for the quote! @bsneuroendo.bsky.social @infneuroendo.bsky.social

We're delighted Prof Wouter de Herder's started his role at JNE as Editor-in-Chief, Translational & Clinical Strand, with Kristi Alexandraki as Deputy:

“JNE plays an essential role in our field, as a vehicle for our research & supporting our ECRs & clinicians.”

www.neuroendo.org.uk/page.php?ite...

Excited and looking forward to launching this new ECR program with JNE senior editor Kate Ellacott @neuroendo.bsky.social! Please spread the word to trainees and junior faculty, we hope to continue it in coming years. @bsneuroendo.bsky.social @infneuroendo.bsky.social

Ditto to all that! And even Americans and other ex-colonials can join!

Science is neither red nor blue Long before the 5 November US presidential election, I had become ever more concerned that science has fallen victim to the same political divisiveness tearing at the seams of American society. This i...

Science has values, and they are inherently in opposition to political ideologies centered on the rejection of evidence, the promotion of scientific falsehoods, and that seek to undermine the institutions that support scientific inquiry. You don't get to pick!
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Thanks Kate! Glad to see we’re all on here