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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · 6d

Same issue when I coached wrestling #CPChatNow

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · 6d

Thanks! I went into lab the next day and all of my friends told me to go home 🤣 #CPChatNow

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UMass Chan Medical School @umasschan.bsky.social · 8d

A study by Dorothy P. Schafer, PhD, and Travis E. Faust, PhD, in Cell explains how cell types in the brain communicate in response to changes in sensory input to remodel synapses: direc.to/nJHH

Alzheimer’s and ALS patients have synaptic damage.

@travisfaust.bsky.social @cp-cell.bsky.social

UMass Chan scientists show how the non-neuronal brain cells communicate to coordinate rewiring of brain

A study by Dorothy P. Schafer, PhD, and Travis E. Faust, PhD, explains how two different cell types in the brain communicate in response to changes in sensory input.

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · 9d

Can always count on @femmeinstem.bsky.social and the Winder Lab for hyping you up!

Danielle Adank, M.S. @femmeinstem.bsky.social · 9d

Congratulations to @timmyle.bsky.social on a successful defense! You’re a doctor now. 😄

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taracdelorme.bsky.social @taracdelorme.bsky.social · 13d

How do opioids disrupt the brain’s internal clock, and how does this differ between sexes? Our new study uses RNAseq to examine the suprachiasmatic nucleus across different opioid exposure states in genetically diverse rats. ✨https://sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2772392525000458

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · 20d

Uhh…10 days #CPChatNow

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · 20d

Small win! #CPChatNow

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · 20d

I heard about how they climbed back to the top of the AL Central #CPChatNow

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Sep 10

This bed feels like a faraday cage 🤣

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Jessica Price @delafina777.bsky.social · Aug 21

so, to understand this story there are a few things you need to know

- my cat, Gus, believes he is a trained support animal
- he is not (he has relatives who are, but he is not)
- he believes he is a seizure-detecting dog
- he is not a dog
- I do not get seizures

Cream tabby Maine Coon cat staring intensely at the camera

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Aug 1

That sounds very interesting! Going to put it on my reading list!

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jul 30

My 8 yo cousin just asked me what part of the brain is responsible for his love of potato chips

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jun 25

First cell patched!

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jun 25

What’s more interesting is fetal alcohol syndrome is a hot topic of the 1960’s and 70’s. But the earliest evidence of investigating sex differences was in 1989? It seems like someone realized they should start studying the effects of alcohol on female rodents AFTHER giving them alcohol for decades

Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jun 25

What really blows my mind right now is that human civilization has been consuming alcohol since 7000 BC, but alcohol research in CNS has only been relatively recent. Early evidence in the literature…1948 AD (to be clear). That’s definitely a huge gap. Earliest study examining sex differences? 1989

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Gracie12 📎 @gracienlucy.bsky.social · Jun 21

A view of an ornate ceiling and two pigeons looking a the photographer. Caption reads: The photographer was lying on the ground, trying to shoot this ceiling. The pigeons were concerned.

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jun 12

#CPChatNow

two police officers are sitting at a table talking to each other and one of them is saying `` pain '' .

ALT: two police officers are sitting at a table talking to each other and one of them is saying `` pain '' .

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jun 12

I finished a draft of my dissertation last week #CPChatNow

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jun 12

Nice!!!!

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jun 12

My project is done, it’s in peer review right now. The post doc (he has his own lab now) in lab led a study on identifying a group of neurons that functions to stop binge drinking. I’m planning to finish in August, so just right there #CPChatNow

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jun 12

My lab discovered something cool! And it’s published! #CPChatNow

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UMass Chan Medical School @umasschan.bsky.social · Jun 10

Gilles E. Martin, PhD, identifies a group of 500 neurons associated with the suppression of binge drinking: direc.to/npLM

Gilles Martin identifies neurons associated with the suppression of binge drinking

UMass Chan researchers identify neural ensemble that suppresses binge drinking

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · Jun 10

🚨 I am pleased to share w/ everyone a new Nature #Neuroscience paper led by Dr. Pablo Gimenez-Gomez from the lab of Dr. Gilles Martin @umasschan.bsky.social

In this paper, we found a specific #alcohol activated neuronal ensemble that functions to suppress binge drinking behavior.

#AlcoholResearch

Suppression of binge alcohol drinking by an inhibitory neuronal ensemble in the mouse medial orbitofrontal cortex - Nature Neuroscience

This study demonstrates that high alcohol concentrations during binge drinking activate a small GABAergic neuronal ensemble in the medial orbitofrontal cortex, which subsequently reduces further alcoh...

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Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · May 26

Still want to be a professional pierogi eater if anyone is wondering

Timmy Lê @timmyle.bsky.social · May 22

I feel honored to have been selected by UMass Chan to represent the university as this year’s college volunteer for my work as a K-12 science outreach volunteer in the Worcester, MA public school system.

Building bridges: Worcester Magazine's top college volunteers of '25 change people's lives

Every year, Worcester Magazine honors college students who have dedicated countless hours to volunteering and serving their communities.

www.worcestermag.com

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