Lisa M.P. Munoz

Yes, will let you know when I am in Cambridge this summer!

It was a real pleasure working with @lisampmunoz.bsky.social over four days of science, laughs, new friendships, and catching up with old ones!

Hope to see you again in Boston or perhaps sooner in Cambridge!

Thank you for a wonderful conference in Vancouver #CNS2026! Special shout-out to volunteer @mohithvarma.bsky.social who helped us cover sessions. Here we are bidding you farewell and safe travels! Look forward to seeing everyone again in Boston next year for #CNS2027!!

Love that Ryan included in her introduction of Barnes a shout-out to the challenges Barnes encountered as a woman in science and how she paved the way for many after, leaving a scientific legacy throughout psychology and neuroscience
#CNS2026 #WomeninScience

So thrilled to see my book, #WomeninScience Now, at #CNS2026 ... And all the way from the Netherlands! Thank you for stopping by the Press Room to get your copy signed @stephforkel.bsky.social 😄
@columbiaup.bsky.social

Just had a great chat with a grad student about science writing and also about career pathways for PhDs that go beyond academia. And she had some great ideas for future @cogneuronews.bsky.social programming. Who's next? 😄
#CNS2026

Happening now in Granville II, Communications Open House! 👇
Bonus: If you missed breakfast in the poster session, we have coffee, tea, and pastries... Come on by and chat or just chill!
#CNS2026

Excited to be here at #CNS2026 in Vancouver! Have a question about @cogneuronews.bsky.social press services, #scicomm, #WomeninScience, or just want to chat?
Come visit with me tomorrow (3/8) at the Communications Open House in Granville II. Stop by (& grab coffee and a pastry!) anytime 8:30-10am!

n=1, longitudinal and precise data for the researcher's daughter to understand infant brain development...
Wow, what a story just waiting to be written for the public!
#scicomm #CNS2026

Yes, Blue skies here today! Excited to see the community growing here!
#CNS2026

Tell your friends and colleagues at #CNS2026 to join us here, if they haven't yet! Hoping to continue building a robust community on this platform. Lots of live posts more to come...
And hopefully by tomorrow, the skies here will be blue!

Making the Brain Language Ready: A Journey of Discovery For more than four decades, CNS 2026 keynote speaker Peter Hagoort has focused on one key question: What makes the human brain language ready?

What a wonderful keynote by Peter Hagoort! For more information on Hagoort's work, read this exclusive Q&A on the CNS blog:
www.cogneurosociety.org/making-the-b...
#CNS2026 10/ end 🧵

Share any area restaurant tips!
#CNS2026

One of the best parts of neuroscience & psych meetings is getting to participate in some of the tasks in studies...in this case, Hitchcock demoing a task where you tap left or right on a word that best describes you
Some are like, what?!
Creep v unfaithful
Um, neither
#CNS2026
Follow the talks live

Heading out now to #standupforscience

Still better than in Denver, where I was stuck for 7 hours yesterday en route!

"should have studied earth sciences" sticker with a baby dinosaur and asteroid, from UBC, with a view in background of Science World in Vancouver on the water

Met up with a wonderful friend, a UBC earth science professor, in Vancouver while here for #CNS2026... and she brought the best gift 👇. Love that my job in #scicomm covers it all from the earth sciences to cognitive neuroscience. 🧪

Welcome all to Vancouver for #CNS2026! We are excited for a stellar four days of science.
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Made it to Vancouver and nothing like a view of Science World to start a day of #neuroscience and #scicomm! Excited to attend #CNS2026, my 14th conference for the Cognitive Neuroscience Society!
@cogneuronews.bsky.social

Excited to be heading to #CNS2026 in Vancouver this weekend!

Come say hi if you’re around as I will be presenting some very promising results from the first completed study of my PhD work into affective blunting conducted @mrccbu.bsky.social ☺️

Poster Session B, March 8, 8-10 AM (Poster No. B19)

Anyone else stranded in Denver en route to #CNS2026 in Vancouver? Snowstorm in March...🌨️

AI is the savior of mediocrity and the enemy of the extraordinary.
#authors #writers #musings

Galileo’s handwritten notes found in ancient astronomy text Discovery sheds new light on how famed astronomer came to lead a scientific revolution

I love everything about this! The conviction that a major figure was not struck by a bolt of lightning but worked to understand the system he would ultimately critique and help dismantle. The scholarly sleuthing rare books — all of it. 😎🤓
www.science.org/content/arti...

An intricate octopus cut from a single piece of paper

Japanese artist Masayo Fukuda hand-cut this life-sized octopus from one sheet of paper. Known as Kirie in Japanese (translated as “cut picture”), the art form involves cutting intricate forms from a single sheet of white paper and then contrasting it against a black background to reveal the design.

‘My scientific career is essentially over.’ A brain drain imperils Massachusetts’ biomedical future. - The Boston Globe In a first-of-its-kind survey, the Globe asked hundreds of scientists about the impact of federal funding cuts.

“This is like asking, how do you think dropping an atomic bomb on New York City will affect the future of Broadway musicals? This is a generational loss of innovation, technology, and economic power.”
💔
www.bostonglobe.com/2026/02/09/m...
Some important reporting! #scicomm 🧪

A great read! Wish there were more of a retrospective on it now in more detail about her work and what followed

When Scientists Are Dinosaurs When Scientists Are Dinosaurs: At the paleontology conference, her new theory was shouted down

"This violent reaction was not the way science was supposed to be functioning" - a fascinating story about a fight between (older, male) scientists w/ a woman over dinosaur color. I wish the author had called out the sexism more overtly; still a good read.👩‍🔬#scicomm nautil.us/when-scienti...

“Jennifer was also invited,” Carroll recounts. “But when we asked if she would be a participant, they said ‘she could go shopping with the other wives.’ And we were repulsed by that sexist attitude.” ♥️♥️♥️
@jenlucpiquant.bsky.social

‘No one quite like her’: meet the female colleagues who inspire these award-winning women in science To mark International Women’s Day, Nature asked winners of its awards programmes to nominate a colleague who brings out the best in them.

‘No one quite like her’: meet the female colleagues who inspire these award-winning women in science
To mark International Women’s Day, Nature asked winners of its awards programmes to nominate a colleague who brings out the best in them.

www.nature.com/articles/d41...

That's right. Worse than Pointless
www.nytimes.com/2026/02/23/o...