Do you know about the real-life inspiration for Caterpie? 🐛Find out about the Asian Swallowtail Butterfly Larva & its similarities to a beloved Pokémon in our recent short! Thanks to @kellyrabbit.bsky.social for guest-writing this script!
youtube.com/shorts/kJOrH...
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Excited to share a new paper from our lab, just in time for Easter, where we characterize how arousal modulates different excitatory cell-types in the auditory cortex! www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Do NOT feed your dog grapes! 🍇🚫🐕
Here is why: youtube.com/shorts/RK_IX... #scicomm
We're back with another one of our real-life Pokémon series! Thanks to @kellyrabbit.bsky.social for guest-writing this script on Drowzee! Check it out here 👉 youtube.com/shorts/3INKB...
Have you ever wondered how dogs can smell low blood sugar? Check out our recent short on diabetes service dogs! 👉 youtube.com/shorts/NWW3w... #scicomm
Ahhhhh you are on fire 🔥🔥 💯 CONGRATS!!!!!! Very well deserved!!! 🥳
That’s good advice! Thank you! It’s good to know how to handle these situations for anyone because unfortunately difficult people exist everywhere lollll but I’ve esp seen it in academia where this type of behavior seems more prolific and there’s no accountability
How do you recommend handling situations where feedback is delivered in a way that feels unnecessarily rude or crosses professional boundaries—especially when it comes from senior people? What’s the best way to navigate that kind of environment?
Grumpy from Disney's Snow White and the 7 dwarves.
Let's talk about "grumpy lab person". Many labs have them. With an eye to keeping science at its most rigorous, they cross the line into criticism that's too harsh. They are the ones who risk killing your scientific spirit. They are reviewer 2. /1
Loved this piece!
But I want to add: We all start w an innate curiosity, but bad mentorship, neg experiences, & systemic barriers often wear it down—thru no fault of our own. I can’t help but wonder how many brilliant scientists we’ve lost simply bc that curiosity wasn’t nurtured.
We’ve been teasing this one FOREVER, & the paper is FINALLY OUT!!!!
Beyond grateful to have been part of this incredible work as a tech & to have worked alongside such talented scientists!
This project changed the direction of my scientific journey & inspired me to continue pursuing pain research
✨New Corder Lab preprint 🧠⚡️
- from Dr Sophie Rogers !
Differential modulation of aversive signaling by expectation across the cingulate cortex
We image the same ACC + RSC neurons over time during noxious fear learning to ask: who encodes aversion vs who predicts it 🔮
biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
There’s no biological reason women should suffer through pain at every stage of life—only a cultural one
Loved Everything is Tuberculosis! We read it in our book club and it’s was one of my favs! Very eye opening to how TB directly impacted our society and has made me think of diseases a little bit more differently
Same work accepted at Nature Comms but rejected at Cosyne in the same week! Science is so capricious!
🧠🐭💊 Check out our work on the role of Central Amygdala cell-types in opioid withdrawal ...
Now published in Neuropsychopharmacology
@npp-journal.bsky.social
Open-access link: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Have you ever wondered how many sperm are typically incubated with one egg during IVF? Find out here! 👉www.youtube.com/watch
Now officially: Dr Rogers🎓✨
Unofficially: still the same Sophie.. with more letters + even more legend 🧠🍄💥
You crushed your thesis defense with equal parts science and soul. From psilocybin/psychedelics to pain + aversive processing in cortex you brought rigor, clarity and creative
Congrats 🍾
If the test is normal but the patient is still suffering, the work isn’t done.
“It’s giving mechanistic insight into how estrogen modulates reinforcement learning—all the way down to the molecular mechanism,” says Ilana Witten.
By @avaskham.bsky.social
#neuroskyence
www.thetransmitter.org/sex-hormones...
Great story by @carlzimmer.com in @nytimes.com that nicely conveys the excitement for the emerging field of interoception. @dulaclab.bsky.social and others are featured, including my tattoo 😳!
Gift article link: www.nytimes.com/2025/11/25/s...
A very thought provoking and exciting piece on interoception!!
Did you know that puppies from the same litter can have different dads?!
Find out more on YouTube! 👉 youtube.com/shorts/dte8_...
short and sweet new preprint from the lab showing that the vaginal microbiome is a key driver of endometriosis pain! 🦠🩸
more details coming soon but very excited to be working on this criminally understudied chronic pain condition.
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
🩹The cut is in your skin.
❤️🩹But the ache—that lives in your story.
🧠The brain decides when you hurt—and when you don’t.
💢It can turn agony into silence,
or invent pain where no wound exists.
📖Either way… Pain begins as biology, and ends as meaning.
happy belated halloween from bioZone!
have you watched our final short from this year's spooky series yet? Check it out here!! 🪳💋😘🩸 --> youtube.com/shorts/dNPFW...
It’s that time of the year! Spooky science szn 👻
spooky science : deadly rabbit disease #shorts 🐇🩸
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Colon cancer is on the rise in younger adults, and recent research suggests a microbe may be partially to blame 🦠
youtube.com/shorts/YDmRu...
bioZone isn't just the name of your favorite educational youTube channel, its also an important strategy for geologists
watch on YouTube to support us 👇
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