My postdoc work from the Gan Lab is out now! 👇
The incredible @sarahnaguib.bsky.social and @chloelopezlee.bsky.social drove this project to completion and I'm so proud of the work put in and grateful to all the contributions from Gan lab members and collaborators. 🧠
Calling all Neuroscience postdocs! 🧠 Share your research through SPiNES (Seminars from Postdocs in Neuroscience: Extramural Series) from the NYUGSoM Department of Neuroscience. Applications close 08/20/25. Apply today! 👉 nyumc.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
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🚨HUGE SCIENCE WIN ALERT🚨
NIH Grants to be restored en masse!!! Thank you Judge Young for standing up for science!
#StandUpforScience
#SummerFightforScience
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A serious medical scene shows a healthcare worker in surgical scrubs standing in a hospital corridor. Bold white text overlays the image, reading: “Curing cancer. Preventing pandemics. What’s it worth?”
A dark blue graphic with white text centered over a soft-focus medical background. The message reads: “Just $105 per year from the average taxpayer funds the national institute of health. That’s all it takes to help save lives improve care, and fight disease”
A clean, square infographic with a dark blue background and light blue accents. The header reads, “What does that money actually do? Your $105 helps fund:” followed by six icons and descriptions: 1. Mental Health Research – Depression, PTSD, addiction 2. Cancer & Rare Disease Studies – From early detection to lifesaving treatments 3. Pandemic Preparedness – Vaccines, virus tracking, prediction and prevention 4. Children’s Health – Brain development, neonatal and pediatric care 5. Medical Innovation – Imaging, prosthetics, diagnostics 6. Basic Biomedical Science – Foundational research for future cures
Tax Day - round 3 - NIH 🩻🧠🧬
🧬 The average U.S. taxpayer contributes $105/year to NIH, helping fund:
• Cancer & rare disease breakthroughs
• Pandemic preparedness
• Children’s health
• Medical tech innovation
• Mental health science & more
NIH powers the science behind the healthcare we rely on.
Science friends, help @talnuriel.bsky.social and I with @genbrain.bsky.social determine how we can be most effective to help YOU do the science you care about!
United for Medical Research released their 2024 report on the economic impact of NIH funding. $36.9B extramular funding resulted in $94.6B in local economies across the USA. This is an immediate 2.56X return on investment.
www.unitedformedicalresearch.org 1/2
Taking every win as it comes- great turnout and wonderful to be in community
This is particularly frustrating considering the months that we have spent advising students and faculty members about the new criteria.
Can anyone confirm if the new NIH F30/F31 review criteria are being rolled back? This is rough to find out 1 month before the deadline.
researchtraining.nih.gov/programs/fel...
If you or someone you know is a military veteran with PTSD, consider this clinical trial on new medications to treat those with the condition.
ptsdclinicaltrial.org
*I am not affiliated with the study, just posting an exciting line of research
You and your team's work has been inspiring! Fighting with you 💪
Scientific advancements aside, this is economically irresponsible
Every $1 spent by NIH generates $2.46
For example, in 2023, $47B in NIH spending generated ~$93B
Halting NIH spending will LOSE the US a lot of money (and talent)
Check out our recent Research Topic!