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  • Susan Andersen talks about animal models of ADHD.
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    Animal Models of ADHD: Neurodevelopmental Psychiatric Disorders
    Apr 24, 2015
  • Julio Ramirez talks about how neuroscientists can be effective mentors to undergraduate neuroscientists.
    Professional Development
    Opportunity for Impact: Mentoring Undergrads
    Apr 24, 2015
  • Michelle Jones-London talks about a government career as a neuroscience non-academic career.
    Career Paths
    The Ins and Outs of a Career in Government
    Apr 24, 2015
  • Katja Brose explains what being a science editor means for a neuroscience non-academic career.
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    Learn What Being a Science Editor Really Means
    Apr 24, 2015
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    From Start to Finish: NIH Peer Review
    Apr 03, 2015
  • A mentor and protégé have a discussion.
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    Are Mentors Still Role Models?
    Apr 03, 2015
  • Viji Ravindranath discusses what you need to know to select a postdoc.
    Professional Development
    All You Need to Know to Select Your Postdoc
    Apr 03, 2015
  • Paul Cammer talks about teaching science at a secondary school as a neuroscience career.
    Career Paths
    You Can Teach Neuroscience at a Secondary School
    Apr 03, 2015
  • 2. This image shows a cross section of a day 28 human forebrain organoid, showing FOXG1-expressing neural precursors (Red), surrounding a ventricle-like structure outlined by N-Cadherin staining (Green). DAPI staining is blue.
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    Machine Learning I: Intro Lecture
  • This image shows a retinal section from a mouse in which a subset of amacrine cells was labeled with an antibody against the transcription factor Meis 2 (green), which was identified in a single-cell RNA sequencing expression screen that characterized >60 amacrine cell types. The section was also stained to mark two classes of inhibitory neurons, GABAergic (magenta) and glycinergic (cyan).
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    Tutorial 1: Generalized Linear Models (GLMs)
  • This image shows ventral striatal neurons from a rodent brain. The cell bodies are stained in blue using a fluorescent NISSL stain (NeuroTrace). A light sensitive virus for optogenetics was transducted into neurons shown in yellow. Neurons in this area are involved in scaling fear to the degree of threat and in rapid discrimination of uncertain threat and safety.
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    Tutorial 2: Classifiers and Regularizers
  • This mirrored image shows a CA1 neuron before (left side) and after (right side) activation of excitotoxicity by metabotropic NMDA receptors and pannexin-1, a postsynaptic ion and metabolite channel. Metabotropic NMDAR signaling regulates pannexin-1 through Src kinase. This pathway suppresses facilitated release of presynaptic glutamate during synaptic activity by regulating tissue levels of the TRPV1 agonist anandamide.
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    Machine Learning II: Outro Lecture
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