Bryan Song retweeted
Replying to @ompsychiatrist @TheBJPsych
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
The first animal model for bipolar disorder with human genetics validity has just been published.
Psychiatry is a highly therapeutic specialty.
Psychiatric disorders are inherently complex, polygenic, heterogeneous, and multifactorial.
Despite that, the field has excellent therapeutics.
The field continues to move forward rapidly.
Ignore the skeptics.
#MedTwitter #PsychTwitter
Bryan Song retweeted
I'm hiring a postdoc to work with me on problems related to meta-learning and probabilistic representation learning in the brain.
Perks:
i) the amazing research community at @bcm_neurosci and @RiceNeuro.
ii) Houston food is DELICIOUS (and cheap)
jobs.bcm.edu/job/Postdoctora…
Akap11 mutations greatly increase risk for #bipolar disorder and #schizophrenia. Not much was known about this gene when we started. Here’s what we learned!
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Thanks to Morgan Sheng, @ajgrange, Yang Ge, Borislav Dejanovic & crew @broadinstitute
Bryan Song retweeted
札幌くらいの人口規模だと、文化的なイベント類は東京ほど豊富ではないけど、なんだかんだそれなりには来るし、来たやつは東京ほど混まなくて快適だし、これはこれでいいと思う。
それはさておき、最近夏がクソ暑いので、札幌に遷都してもいいんじゃねえか感はある。新幹線も来るよ。遅れるけど。
Bryan Song retweeted
Our @CurrentBiology paper about proprioceptive neurons in crawling fruit fly larvae is out today! Movie shows real-time 3D data collected at 10 volumes per second using #SCAPEmicroscopy (color denotes depth). Collab with Wes Grueber @ZuckermanBrain eurekalert.org/e/9254
Bryan Song retweeted
Meet Elizabeth on Humans of HBI: “As scientists, we should be driven by a desire to truly understand the biology – whether or not the answer is as we had hoped.” brain.harvard.edu/hbi_humans… @harvardmed @BostonChildrens @maxwellheiman @HarvardGSAS






