PI: Dr. Amanda Guyer UC Davis
Davis, CA
Joined August 2018
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Just finished chairing an amazing panel on DEI informed neuroscience research with @DrSCarter1 @EckstrandK and Dr. Amanda Guyer highlighting their excellent work in our special issue of @BiologicalPsyc1 CNNI: biologicalpsychiatrycnni.org… #SOBP2023
Excited to see our new paper on stress phenotypes now published! Always a pleasure to collaborate with these awesome people. @CamHostinar @UCD_CMB
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Appreciate the opportunity to have collaborated on this paper with Paul Hastings and Luis Parra @1Luigi141 @UCD_CMB. Thank you for organizing this special issue in Biological Psychiatry: CNNI @EckstrandK @doctorhopemd @pshrink doi.org/10.1016/j.bpsc.2022.…
Excited and proud lab here of the new review paper published with @SarahJeanBeard @leehyun_yoon @JoeVenticinque1
The brain in social context: A systematic review of substance use and ... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
If you or someone you know is looking for a postdoc & interested in neural substrates of psychosis in teens, the PEP Lab led by @tully_laura is hiring! Our lab & the @UCD_CMB are honored to collab on this ABCD project (fMRI, hormones, puberty, psychosocial data). Check it out 👇
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Check out latest update on ADHD, working memory and how the amount and complexity of the information to be remembered affect brain functioning in ADHD at the article linked below!
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TEENLab is proud of trainee Joe Venticinque’s 1st first-author paper! "Neural Responses to Implicit Forms of Peer Influence in Young Adults" bit.ly/3g83xLj
Dr. Amanda Guyer & Dr. Paul Hastings at @UCD_CMB seek a postdoctoral scientist (~3y) for a project that examines the effects of early nutritional supplementation in infancy on the neurobiological and psychological functioning of young adolescents in Ghana. bit.ly/3e0EJ5b
Thank you for the invitation! I had a great time visiting with you all!
Great talk by Dr. Amanda Guyer today at UCLA’s Neuroimaging Affinity Group, discussing brain-based susceptibilities in adolescent psychopathology! @TEENlabUCD @Amanda_E_Baker #UCLANAG
Congratulations to Dr. Rajpreet Chahal ( @Rajpreet_Chahal ), member of @TEENlabUCD & @UCD_CMB , for her successful PhD defense today! Raj also completed her Designated Emphasis in Translational Research & TL1 Clinical Research Training Program with @UCDavisCTSC !
Looks like a cool position!
We have some exciting news! A FULL-TIME RESEARCH ASSISTANT is sought by the Social Developmental Neuroscience Laboratory (PI Dr. Johanna Jarcho), & Neuroeconomics Lab (PI Dr. David Smith) to begin in Summer 2019. For more information:
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Congratulations Raj @razchahal! Making TEENLab proud!
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Terrific article in our special section on the developing brain in Child Development!
Neural Correlates of Risk Processing Among Adolescents: Influences of Parental Monitoring and Household Chaos onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
TEEN Lab retweeted
Story featuring CMB-based meditation research featured in special issue of Time magazine. #centerformindandbrain mindbrain.ucdavis.edu/news/m…
Proud of your first first-author paper @razchahal!
Exciting new paper from our collaboration with the Pittsburgh Girls Study: individual differences in pubertal maturation and the development of the #brain's white matter tracts. Nice work, @razchahal! @andplab @PittPsychiatry
Great work, David!
Check out our new paper! We identified brain regions that covary with autonomic activity in adolescents.
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Great work by colleague Paul Hastings!
Three Minute Egghead: Intervention in parenting improves toddlers' physiological reactions to stress bit.ly/2NGitCR #podcast @UCDLandS
TEEN Lab retweeted
Excited to announce that our P.I., Dr. Jarcho, is leading a special topics section in @FrontiersIn called "Social and Non-Social Reward: Neural Mechanisms Implicated in Reward Processing Across Domains and Contexts." Check it out here: frontiersin.org/research-top…
