Jake Roeglin
@jake-roeglin.bsky.social
NMDAR (dys)function in disordered reward anticipation and response selection.
Grad student in the Pignatelli Lab (WashU Psychiatry; DBBS-NS)
Despiser of social media. Only here for the camaraderie as the republic crumbles.
Grad student in the Pignatelli Lab (WashU Psychiatry; DBBS-NS)
Despiser of social media. Only here for the camaraderie as the republic crumbles.
This was at many parties/family events/church potlucks growing up in Wisconsin in the early 2000s.
October 19, 2025 at 2:48 AM
This was at many parties/family events/church potlucks growing up in Wisconsin in the early 2000s.
Wouldn’t happen to be these volcanos, would it? Took this a few minutes out from LIR on our honeymoon!
September 16, 2025 at 3:55 AM
Wouldn’t happen to be these volcanos, would it? Took this a few minutes out from LIR on our honeymoon!
Reposted by Jake Roeglin
“It is sometimes considered gauche, in the world of American political commentary, to give words the weight of their meaning.” Quite a line.
September 13, 2025 at 5:57 PM
“It is sometimes considered gauche, in the world of American political commentary, to give words the weight of their meaning.” Quite a line.
I’ve come to understand that some programs literally don’t teach at all. Folks either start the program with a pre-existing conceptual foundation or they never care to develop one because the PhD is simply a stepping stone to an unrelated job in tech.
September 11, 2025 at 7:58 AM
I’ve come to understand that some programs literally don’t teach at all. Folks either start the program with a pre-existing conceptual foundation or they never care to develop one because the PhD is simply a stepping stone to an unrelated job in tech.