Denise J. Cai, Ph.D.

@denisejcai.bsky.social

Prof. of Neuroscience @SinaiBrain · Investigating memory stability & flexibility · Advocate for open science · Mom of two littles · Amateur chef · she/her · denisecailab.com

Reminder to get your abstract in by September 15 for a chance to present at #MCCS26. Submit your abstract and register here: event.fourwaves.com/4599d6d4-273...

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Molecular & Cellular Cognition Society@molcellcog.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The #MCCS26 abstract submission deadline has been EXTENDED to align with the Society for Neuroscience's Late-Breaking Abstract deadline! Submit your abstracts by September 15! event.fourwaves.com/4599d6d4-273...

Thank you, @storycollider.bsky.social, for the space to share a very personal story that intersects my work as a neuroscientist and my personal life with my family. It was eye-opening and surprisingly healing to view my own experience through the lens of a scientist studying trauma ❤️‍🩹 🧠

The Story Collider@storycollider.bsky.social · last mo.

Denise Cai has done the therapy. She’s done the work. She’s moved on… right? When her family starts pointing out patterns she can’t see herself, Denise J. Cai, Ph.D. realizes the past might not be quite as far behind her as she thought. 🎧 https://ow.ly/Wm8X50ZGCm1 #ScienceStories #MentalHealth

The #MCCS26 abstract submission deadline has been EXTENDED to align with the Society for Neuroscience's Late-Breaking Abstract deadline! Submit your abstracts by September 15! event.fourwaves.com/4599d6d4-273...

Molecular & Cellular Cognition Society@molcellcog.bsky.social · 2mo ago

📣 Submit your #MCCS26 abstract by Aug 21 for a chance to be selected to present at this year’s symposium! Plus, every abstract submission earns a raffle entry to win a VIP bracelet for the Cai-Tye Collective Dance Party on Nov 16 💃🕺 Submit here: event.fourwaves.com/4599d6d4-273...

Representational drift - the change in cells' responses to the same stimulus over time - may be a feature rather than a bug. Thank you to @dianakwon.bsky.social for giving me a chance to talk about this fascinating topic. 🤯 The brain never ceases to amaze!

Diana Kwon@dianakwon.bsky.social · 5mo ago

My latest feature for @nature.com is about "representational drift," a concept that's turned some long-standing ideas of how the brain works on its head. “When people talk about this phenomenon, it’s exciting because it’s just so full of possibilities." - Andrew Fink