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Dustin Green

@dustinpgreen.bsky.social

Assistant Professor at UTMB || Study pain and itch || Xinzhong Dong lab alum || Also video games fit in there sometimes 🧠🏳‍🌈

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Elizabeth Sypek@elizabethis.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Curious what is going on with HEAL these days? Me too! Lets get some answers. Join our webinar April 15th painresearchers.com/networks/eve...

Navigating Pain Funding Pathways with the NIH Heal Initiative: From Ideas to Impact

Join Michael L. Oshinsky, PhD, Director, NINDS Office of Preclinical Pain Research to learn about updates to NIH HEAL funding, and key areas to watch in the coming year.                Live with Q&A H...

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Dustin Green@dustinpgreen.bsky.social · last yr.

MrgprB2 back in the news. Stroke! Big new @cellpress.bsky.social paper with a lot of good friends on it: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... congrats to Ruchita, Risheng, Dr. Dong and the great @nathachitlim.bsky.social

A mast cell receptor mediates post-stroke brain inflammation via a dural-brain axis

The immune environment surrounding the brain plays a fundamental role in monitoring signs of injury. Insults, including ischemic stroke, can disrupt t…

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Ted Price@tedpricethepainguy.bsky.social · last yr.

@utdpaincenter.bsky.social doing some science good out in the community. See if you can spot my shiny bald head in the photos :-)

Center for Advanced Pain Studies@utdpaincenter.bsky.social · last yr.

🧠✨ This weekend, we had an amazing time at STEM Day in the Park! Families joined us for a hands-on journey into the brain and nervous system with interactive experiments. We loved sparking curiosity and inspiring future scientists. 🚀🔬 #STEMDay #NeuroscienceFun #BrainPower

A community science event taking place outdoors in an urban park, with people of diverse backgrounds engaging in hands-on learning activities. A young girl with braided hair and colorful beads is interacting with a puzzle-like anatomy model at a table covered with educational materials, including a model of a skull, brain-shaped objects, and colorful food items. Volunteers and attendees, including a woman in a green shirt and another in a UT Dallas cap, are assisting participants in exploring the exhibits. The background features tall buildings, trees, and other activity booths with people engaged in various educational demonstrations.