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This week I start as Professor and Vice Chair for Research at @UMassNeuroSurg! Grateful to my colleagues, trainees, and patients at Stanford and the Palo Alto VA, and excited for what's next in Worcester. #MDPhDLife
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Gorgeous house in SF
We are listing our Bernal Heights home in San Francisco, live Monday 10/19. Turnkey 1890s Victorian, 4 BD / 2 BA, California native garden, Sutro Tower view, Cortland Ave steps away. Details at 374Coleridge.com Retweets appreciated if you know anyone looking!#BernalHeights
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Our 13th Annual Stanford Neurosciences Symposium has begun! Our topic: Building the Brain. We’re exploring how our brains wire themselves up from a few cells into the three pounds of matter in our skulls that makes us who we are.
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
Congratulations to Sarah on passing her qualifying exam! A new PhD candidate is minted!
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
📃Preprint alert @biorxivpreprint . Does your 2026 involve ICV injections of AAVs 🧠? If so, this study led by Luke in the lab is for you. biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
Dose is key🗝️. Higher doses of AAV (1uL of 4 x 10^12 GC/mL) consistently induced ventriculomegaly and permissive tropism in neonates, while moderate doses (1uL of 1 x 10^12 GC/mL) didn't. Study led by Luke Liu, with co-authors Ania Noguera, Ryan Humphries, and Blake Zhou.
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
Such a joy to celebrate with this group! Happy holidays from our lab to yours! 🧠☃️🥼🧪
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Parvathy and @MarkGoldbergMD at our #SfN25 poster this afternoon. Come say Hi at A28 #microRNA #cortex #evodevo
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Will you be at @SfNtweets #SfN25? Yes? Us too! Come see the Fame lab!
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
Third Annual Dish Dish Dish to enjoy each other's company and celebrate a love of science! 📡 🗣️ 🍽️ @StanfordNsurg #ScienceMatters
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
Today, we celebrate Ania Noguera's time in the lab. On her last day with us, we are so excited about her transition to @UCBerkeley - but will miss her expertise here! 🧠
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Stepping out of the lab to enjoy some artistic pursuits!
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
Molecular Hallmarks of Hydrocephalus @ScienceTM is out today. Grateful to work under leadership of @andrewthale3 @ScienceDame @KahleKristopher with other top-notch collaborators including @LabFame members Arjun Rajan and Blake Zhou! science.org/doi/10.1126/scit…
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
Led by @ScienceYael and out today in @NatureNeuro: the brain's fluid-secreting organ — the choroid plexus — can reshape neural development through a powerful, little-known process. & it can be hijacked by serotonergic drugs like LSD. 🧠👇 A thread rdcu.be/eoaSY
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
How does the brain change during the day🌞🌛? Can this inform treatments? Learn more in a new review from the lab 'Harnessing the #circadian nature of the choroid plexus and cerebrospinal fluid' npj Biological Timing & Sleep | #Nature @Nature_NPJ nature.com/articles/s44323-0…
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If you study #devbiol of hearing, smell, or taste - this faculty job at at @StanfordOHNS could be for you! 🫵👇
🧠Faculty Job alert for #devbiol researchers in sensory systems! The Department of Otolaryngology at Stanford School of Medicine is hiring a new Developmental Biology Research Faculty Member. Come be our neighbor! Find out more: facultypositions.stanford.ed… #Careers #Hiring #Faculty
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
Are we at a turning point in robotics? New interview with @chelseabfinn founder of @physical_int: we talk about pi’s approach to robotics foundation models, generalization, data generation, humanoids, and comparisons to self-driving. links 👇
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Ryann Fame, PhD retweeted
This is illegal. The courts put a restraining older on halting NIH funding and the federal register is making an end-run around that, killing new grants or renewals. Unchallenged, it’ll lead to layoffs of scientists & support staff. Will disrupt nondilutive biotech funding too.
A large portion of grants awarded by the U.S. National Institutes of Health cannot be funded for the foreseeable future because of an indefinite hold on submissions to the Federal Register, according to an email reviewed by The Transmitter. By @avaskham thetransmitter.org/funding/f…
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