A collection of profiles highlighting the stories of Women in Neuroscience.
61 Episódios
Dr. Indira Turney
48:22
In this episode, Nancy interviews Indira, a postdoc at Columbia University who studies the impact racism and lived experiences have on the aging brain.Dr. Lucina Uddin
50:47
In this episode, Megan interviews Lucina, a professor at UCLO who studies the organization and dynamics of large-scale brain networks underlying cognitive flexibility.Não percas um episódio de “Stories of WiN” e subscrevê-lo na aplicação GetPodcast.
Dr. Talia Lerner
49:51
This episode features Nancy’s interview with Talia, an Assistant Professor at Northwestern University who studies the neural circuits basis of motivation, reward learning and habit formation.Dr. Aya Osman
52:28
This episode features Catie’s interview with Aya, a postdoc (and a professional model) who studies how the gut microbiome and the brain interact in the context of autism spectrum disorder.Dr. Ann Hermundstad
1:23:59
This episode features Daniela’s interview with Ann, a Group Leader at HHMI’s Janelia Research Campus who studies studies strategies for representing sensorimotor information that support efficient circuit computations and guide flexible behavior.Dr. Preeya Khanna
48:14
In this episode, Nancy interviews Preeya, a Postdoctoral fellow at UCSF & UC Berkeley (joint program) who develops technologies that help with rehabilitation in disorders that affect the motor system.Dr. Letisha Wyatt
51:05
In this episode, Nancy interviews Letisha, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurology at OHSU and Director of its Diversity in Research initiative.Dr. Carsen Stringer
1:10:49
In this episode, Daniela interviews Dr. Carsen Stringer, a Group Leader at the HHMI Janelia Research Campus who studies visual computation and the neural representations of behavioral states.Dr. Maria Lehtinen
35:31
In this episode, Catie talks with Maria, an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School who studies cerebrospinal fluid signaling in health and disease.Dr. Gabrielle Gutierrez
44:16
In this episode, Dakota interviews Gabrielle, who is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Washington. She uses information theory to understand how neural circuits encode sensory information. She’ll be starting her own lab as an Assistant Professor at Barnard College in 2022!
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