Two brilliant Doc Lab Doctors hooded yesterday! Dr. @rachelmrahn on the left and middle (alongside her two Joes, @joeddougherty & @joe_culver), and soon-to-be Dr @KaylaNygaard7 on the right. So glad to have been a part of both of your journeys, looking at your bright futures 🍾
3Congrats! We continue to be awed by your impressive science, communication, and outreach work. Anticipating more great things from @NettlesSabin!
Huge shout out & congrats to the newly minted Dr. Sabin Nettles, who successfully defended her thesis this am. Amazing work, @NettlesSabin! We can't wait to see what you'll do next & wish you ALL the best. @Gabel_Lab @WUSTLneurosci @CarpeRibosomam
A giant (belated) welcome to @FrancescaMM88! So glad to have you 😊
A little overdue... but a big big welcome to our new postdoc, Francesca @FrancescaMM88, who will work with us and the Dougherty lab @CarpeRibosomam on... well, a number of things! From MPRAs to slice ephys!
Interested in how manipulation of the #serotonin system during #neurodevelopment via #SSRI exposure impacts early and late morphology of projection neurons? Then check out the latest publication from @carperibosomam's @Suz_Maloney and collaborators!
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-11614-w
New review article from @sarah_koester4, our lab's (and possibly the world's?) biggest RNA fan! If you're also a RNA fan, or RNA-curious, check out below 👇🏻
#JNeurosci Viewpoints | A Proposed Role for Interactions between Argonautes, miRISC, and RNA Binding Proteins in the Regulation of Local Translation in Neurons and Glia
https://www.jneurosci.org/content/42/16/3291
Fantastic lineup of speakers here at WashU, but naturally the rogue bird flying around the lecture hall steals the show. #BIGSymposium22 @BIG_CenterWashU