Ben Rosenberg 🧠👨🏻🔬
@benrosenberg.bsky.social
Visiting Assistant Professor at Pomona College studying anxiety, depression, and brains
https://rosenberg.sites.pomona.edu
https://rosenberg.sites.pomona.edu
For ~13 years or so, it has been my dream to one day be Professor Rosenberg.......
At long last, I am overjoyed to share that it's finally happening!!!!
At long last, I am overjoyed to share that it's finally happening!!!!
May 14, 2025 at 7:50 PM
For ~13 years or so, it has been my dream to one day be Professor Rosenberg.......
At long last, I am overjoyed to share that it's finally happening!!!!
At long last, I am overjoyed to share that it's finally happening!!!!
Feeling inspired and hopeful after a powerful day in Sacramento. Science saves lives!!! #standupforscience2025
March 7, 2025 at 11:46 PM
Feeling inspired and hopeful after a powerful day in Sacramento. Science saves lives!!! #standupforscience2025
March 7, 2025 at 9:29 PM
3) Exploring age effects, we found that elevated safety-related connectivity was most notable among the PI youth during early but not late adolescence. This suggests that, following adoption into a supportive home, the effects of PI on threat/safety neurocircuitry may normalize during adolescence!
November 23, 2024 at 6:34 AM
3) Exploring age effects, we found that elevated safety-related connectivity was most notable among the PI youth during early but not late adolescence. This suggests that, following adoption into a supportive home, the effects of PI on threat/safety neurocircuitry may normalize during adolescence!
2) Unlike the comparison youth, PI youth with low internalizing symptoms still showed high connectivity for the safe stimulus. Among the comparison youth, only youth with high internalizing symptoms showed high connectivity for the safe stimulus (depicted on the far right of this figure).
November 23, 2024 at 6:34 AM
2) Unlike the comparison youth, PI youth with low internalizing symptoms still showed high connectivity for the safe stimulus. Among the comparison youth, only youth with high internalizing symptoms showed high connectivity for the safe stimulus (depicted on the far right of this figure).
