Dr Ramesh Raghupathi
@rameshraghupathi.bsky.social
Biochemist turned neuroscientist studying sex differences in infant and adolescent TBI. Concussions are TBIs. Deeply committed to calling out racial health inequities and making science accessible to the public.
Congratulations @corifainphd.bsky.social ! Well-deserved. Proud of you!
January 8, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Congratulations @corifainphd.bsky.social ! Well-deserved. Proud of you!
I would add the following Dr Elizabeth Becker at Lawrence U studying social behavior in the California mouse, @nicoleackermans.bsky.social who studies headbutting animals and CTE and @dtobiansky.bsky.social who studies woodpeckers and concussions
December 20, 2024 at 2:30 PM
I would add the following Dr Elizabeth Becker at Lawrence U studying social behavior in the California mouse, @nicoleackermans.bsky.social who studies headbutting animals and CTE and @dtobiansky.bsky.social who studies woodpeckers and concussions
Congratulations! Well- deserved
December 3, 2024 at 10:08 PM
Congratulations! Well- deserved
Can you add me? Thanks
November 22, 2024 at 9:30 PM
Can you add me? Thanks
What isn’t neuroinflammation - a single parameter of change (morphology or molecular). The bigger question for me is whether astrocyte changes without microglia changes qualify as inflammation. To me microglia are better indicators of inflammation
November 22, 2024 at 5:02 PM
What isn’t neuroinflammation - a single parameter of change (morphology or molecular). The bigger question for me is whether astrocyte changes without microglia changes qualify as inflammation. To me microglia are better indicators of inflammation
Please add me to this group. Thank you.
November 21, 2024 at 1:58 PM
Please add me to this group. Thank you.
My research focuses on developing mechanism based treatments for pediatric traumatic brain injuries - from abusive head trauma in infants to sports concussions in teenagers. Mentoring up and coming scientists (future and current PhDs) with a focus on those underrepresented in STEM is my passion
November 16, 2024 at 4:55 PM
My research focuses on developing mechanism based treatments for pediatric traumatic brain injuries - from abusive head trauma in infants to sports concussions in teenagers. Mentoring up and coming scientists (future and current PhDs) with a focus on those underrepresented in STEM is my passion
I disagree with the premise of this op-ed. Much as we (as scientists) like to think we are “above the fray”, everything we do as scientists has a substantial political angle. From appointments to promotions to tenure at the university level to grant and manuscript reviews and even grant awards.
November 16, 2024 at 4:49 PM
I disagree with the premise of this op-ed. Much as we (as scientists) like to think we are “above the fray”, everything we do as scientists has a substantial political angle. From appointments to promotions to tenure at the university level to grant and manuscript reviews and even grant awards.