Jingyi Chen, PhD

Hi! My name is Jingyi; I'm a postdoc in Dr. Michael Bruchas's lab. This pandemic has taken some pieces of life away from everyone, and for me, it took away my chances to present my thesis work to the community.

[Disclaimer: I don’t know that the below is accurate, so someone that has this information, please share] 🧵 With all of the discourse re: NIH capping indirect costs for extramural grants at 15%, I was curious what the intramural NIH research programs spend on “F&A”. 1/

Hello ACNP! I'm David and I am a postdoc in the @mbruchas lab at the University of Washington studying how endogenous cannabinoid signaling facilitates motivated behavior. Please swing by poster T61 on Tuesday from 5-7 to hear more about my work over the last four years!

Hi ACNPer @ACNPorg. My name is Jingyi and I'm a postdoc in the Bruchas lab. Come check my poster T203 today from 5-7 p.m. on Claustrum Dynorphin/KOR modulation during stress induced binge eating behaviors!

Hi #ACNP2024! I'm a NIDA K99 postdoc in Michael Bruchas' lab at UW, interested in how endogenous opioids promote goal-directed behavior. Come by my poster on Wed (W171) if you'd like to hear more. I'm also on the job market and would love to chat about potential opportunities!

Check out this amazing work from @outRaajeous. Elegant work to look at neuromodulation across seconds, minutes, and days and how they tune behaviors at different timescales. He's a thorough and creative scientist whom I'm so privileged to work with. And HE IS ON THE JOB MARKET!

Excited to share our work in the @mbruchas lab on how endogenous opioids promote goal-directed behavior, funded by @NIDAnews. I am currently on the job market and this work will form the basis of my research program. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

First MPA meeting in beautiful Big Island! Come check out my poster #27 tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. for neuropeptide regulation for stress induced binge eating.