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

Flyer for the Black In Neuro Conference session titled #BINSeminarSeries: Beyond The Tower on Wednesday, September 10, from 9:30–10:45 AM ET. Featured speaker is Dr. Tabia Pope, PhD, CCC-SLP — Certified Sports SLP, President and CEO of Head to Speech, Inc., and Clinical Instructor at UDC. She is pictured smiling in a red blazer while holding a football and sitting on soccer and basketballs. The flyer notes this is a hybrid event and encourages virtual registration. The Black In Neuro logo and #5YearsOfBIN appear at the bottom.

We are Kicking off #BINW25 with 🔥

Join #BINSeminarSeries: Beyond the Tower ft. Dr. Tabia Pope, Sports SLP, CEO & educator sharing her journey beyond the ivory tower 🧠🏈

🗓 Sept 10 | 🕘 9:30–10:45 AM ET
✨ Register now!
🔗 tinyurl.com/BINW25

#BlackInNeuro #5YearsOfBIN

Flyer for the Black In Neuro Conference for a Symposium on September 10th , 9:30-10:45 AM ET and September 11, 11:15 AM-12:30 PM ET. The background is a soft peach with vibrant geometric patterns in mustard yellow, coral, teal, and pink at the top border. A bold orange "#BINSeminarSeries Symposiums" title is centered. Below that reads: "We all make our journeys our own so join us for not one but TWO #BINSeminars sessions where our speakers will share their neuro journeys inside — and beyond — the ivory tower.Academia or industry, there’s more than one way to do neuro". The Black In Neuro logo appears in the bottom left corner and to the right reads "#5YearsofBIN". In the center text reads "Hybrid Event. Register to attend on Zoom!"

No two neuro journeys are the same 🧠✨
Join us for TWO #BINSeminarSeries sessions at #BINW25 where speakers share their paths—inside and beyond the ivory tower.

📅 Sept 10 & 11
🎥 Hybrid and registration is open to all!
🔗 tinyurl.com/BINW25

#5YearsOfBIN

We hope to see you at #BINSeminarSeries today at 9AM PT|12PM ET! 🧠

It's not too late to register. Just click the link below!
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This Friday! Register for our #BINSeminarSeries presentation with Dr. Hope (Emory) on ‘Electrical stimulation-based treadmill training modulates spinal reflex excitability in people with stroke’

A recording will be made available after on our YouTube channel.

🧪 🩺 #Neuroskyence

Link to register 👇🏽

A flyer for the Black In Neuro Seminar Series, featuring Dr. Jasmine Hope, Ph.D. (Pictured in the top right corner, smiling at the camera), a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at Emory School of Medicine. The title of the talk is Electrical stimulation-based treadmill training modulates spinal reflex excitability in people with stroke. The talk is Friday, May 3rd at 9 AM PT, 12 PM ET, and 5 PM BST. Register today!

A flyer for the Black In Neuro Seminar Series, featuring Dr. Jasmine Hope, Ph.D. (Pictured on the left, smiling at the camera), a postdoctoral fellow at Emory School of Medicine. The text on the right reads: Learn More About our BIN Seminar Speaker! Dr. Jasmine Hope received her PhD in Neuroscience from Emory University in 2022. She currently studies the underlying neuropathophysiological mechanisms of gait control in persons with stroke but has a background in nonhuman primate cognition and genetics. She is a current Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at Emory School of Medicine and teaches at Emory College. Outside of her research, she is a community leader in the west side of Atlanta as she serves as a Neighborhood Planning Unit Chair and a Board Member of her neighborhood association. As she continues her research, she will begin teaching next year at Spelman College and has a strong interest in continued mentorship of students with diverse backgrounds

Join us on Friday, May 3rd at 12PM ET for our next #BINSeminarSeries with Dr. Jasmine Hope, a postdoc at Emory School of Medicine. Check out the flyers to see more details about the talk and Dr. Hope See you there. Register now: blackinneuro47.wildapricot.org/event-5696944

🩺 🧪 🧠🟦 #BlackInSTEM #BIN