Guarini Diversity Award Recipient 2021 - Stacey Ceron
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The American Society of Plant Biologists (ASPB) has recognized Nabila Riaz as an ASPB Ambassador. The Ambassador Program selects early career scientists to communicate the vision and mission of the Society to their scientific networks as well as to the general public and are expected to engage in outreach events throughout the year and participate in leadership training provided by the ASPB, in addition to completing a report of their activities to "help ensure the ongoing vitality of the Society."
[more]The Albert J. Ryan Fellowship was established to perpetuate the name of the Ryan family and the name of Albert J. Ryan, through the advancement of medical knowledge for the good of all humanity by encouraging basic research in any or all fields of medicine and related sciences.
[more]Whether you have a photographic memory, the memory of an elephant, or just a plain old bad memory, your brain relies on the complex functioning of electrical signals and neurotransmitters to bring the past to life. New Dartmouth research adds to the understanding of how memories are formed and how learning happens. A research team from the Hoppa Lab in the Department of Biological Sciences has identified a "molecular volume knob" that regulates electrical signals, controlling the width of electrical signals that flow across synapses in the brain.
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