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  • A crowd listens to The Role of Innate Immunity in Neurological Disorders lecture.
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    The Role of Innate Immunity in Neurological Disorders
  • Table discussion at the Neuroscience Departments and Programs Workshop during Neuroscience 2018
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    Strategies for Programs to Support Early Career Neuroscientists
  • Interview with Edith Brignoni-Perez
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    Tactics for Leading Your Community
  • Panel at the Celebration of Women in Neuroscience event in 2018
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    How to Self-Advocate for Your Science and Career
  • Photo from the Professional Development Workshop, "Bringing a Student-Run Outreach Program to Your Institution"
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    Bring a Student-Run Outreach Program to Your Institution
  • From left to right: Margaret McCarthy, Wendy Suzuki, Jennifer Swann, Miri VanHoven
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    How to Thrive as a Woman in Neuroscience
  • Girija Muralidhar and David Plouffe
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    Ways to Advocate for Science Throughout Your Career
  • Neuroscience 2018 attendees at Short Course III
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    Recognizing and Addressing Power Dynamics in Science and Academia
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    Raising Brain Awareness With Pipe Cleaners, Pens, and Paper
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    A PI on Her Leadership Style in the Lab
  • Lisa Monteggia sharing ways to advocate for yourself and others
    Professional Development
    Ways to Advocate for Yourself and Others
  • Pat Metheny discusses music and the brain at Neuroscience 2018
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    Dialogues Between Neuroscience and Society: Music and the Brain
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