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The Cahill Lab

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We are a basic & translational neuroscience laboratory studying the synaptic contribution to neuropsychiatric disorders 🧠🐭🔬| PI: Michael E. Cahill, PhD | Acct supported by lab members! 🔗 CahillLab.wiscweb.wisc.edu

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The Cahill Lab @cahill-lab.bsky.social · 21/02/2025

The Cahill Lab is THRILLED to celebrate the promotion of our PI, Dr. Michael Cahill, to Associate Professor with TENURE at UWMadison!👏🙌🎉 We couldn’t be more proud of Mike for this milestone & all he’s accomplished. We’re honored & privileged to work with + learn from such an amazing mentor! 1/🧵

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UNIVERSITY of WISCONSIN-MADISON
Cahill Lab of Neuroscience Research
Celebrating Mike for his promotion to Associate Professor with Tenure!
Posted on February 11, 2025
On behalf of everyone in the Cahill Lab, present and past - congratulations to our incredible Pl, Dr. Michael Cahill, on his promotion to Associate Professor with TENURE! Though we are not surprised at all, we are incredibly thrilled to celebrate you, your hard work and this huge accomplishment! Thank you for being such a fantastic Pl and mentor, and for creating a laboratory that we are all so proud to be a part of. This, and all recognition you receive, is beyond well deserved!
With gratitude and respect,
The Cahill Lab

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The Cahill Lab @cahill-lab.bsky.social · 18/12/2024

#Introductions 👋Hello #Neuroskyence! The Cahill Lab at UW-Madison investigates the molecular & biochemical mechanisms, and genetic & environmental risk factors, that regulate synaptic plasticity & behavioral phenotypes in neuropsychiatric disorders—bipolar disorder, OCD, schizophrenia, MDD, ASD,+ 🧠🐭

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