studies how the brain and spinal cord control our sense of touch
NSF GRFP advice
In this special episode of Stories of WiN we provide advice for students preparing a Graduate Research Fellowship Program application funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF-GRFP).
Dr. Abhilasha Joshi
studies the neuroscience of action, cognition, and timing
Navigating the Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting
In this special episode of Stories of WiN, Dr. Nancy Padilla shares essential tips on how to make the most of your Society for Neuroscience (SfN) annual meeting experience.
Dr. Vidhya Rangaraju
studies energy supply and demand in the brain
Dr. Ev Fedorenko
studies the neuroscience of language
Dr. Kajana Satkunendrarajah
studies the cerebro-spinal networks driving breathing and movement
Dr. Gül Dölen
studies how psychedelics influence social development and neuroplasticity
Dr. Barbara Juarez
studies the neurological basis of substance-use disorders
Dr. Brielle Ferguson
studies the circuit mechanisms of attention dysfunction
Dr. Annie Ciernia
studies the epigenome in brain development
Dr. Angelina Kakooza Mwesige
studies neurodevelopmental disorders in low-resource communities
Dr. Carmen Maldonado-Vlaar
studies the neuroanatomy and molecular mechanisms of addiction and reward
Dr. Francesca Sargolini
studies the neuronal basis of spatial cognition
Dr. Lillian Brady
studies sex differences and hormonal regulation of neural circuit activity underlying environmental context-reward associations in substance use disorders
Dr. Sepiedeh Keshavarzi
studies the neural underpinnings of the sense of self-motion and orientation in space.
Dr. Maria Geffen
studies neuronal circuits that support auditory perception and learning
Dr. Jessica Osterhout
studies neuro-immune interactions and the neural circuits underlying sickness symptoms.
Dr. Mary Kay Lobo
studies basal ganglia and reward circuitry that regulate motivation and repetitive behaviors.
Dr. Vanessa Stempel
studies the neural circuits and mechanisms that govern instinctive behavior in mice