Isabella Farhy-Tselnicker

Texas A&M University researcher Isabella Farhy-Tselnicker (Assistant Professor, Department of Biology) shared a recent publication on astrocyte store-released calcium and its role in structural synapse development and visual circuit output . The work, published in Communications Biology , focuses on how IP3R2-mediated ER calcium signaling in astrocytes shapes glutamatergic synapse maturation, astrocyte morphogenesis, and visually driven defensive behaviors in the mouse visual system. The post also notes that Gillian Imrie , a PhD student in the lab, is currently seeking a postdoc position . This is therefore a postdoc-related opportunity signal rather than a formal advertised vacancy. The research environment appears centered at Texas A&M University , with connections to the Department of Biology, Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience, and the Center for Biological Clocks Research. Research interests highlighted by the paper include astrocyte biology , neuroscience , synaptic development , visual system development , glutamatergic circuits , and neurodevelopmental disorders . The article reports NIH support for the underlying research, but the post does not provide a specific postdoc funding package, salary, or application deadline. There are no formal requirements listed in the post beyond the implied interest in postdoctoral research in neuroscience/biology. No application portal or email address is given. Candidates interested in this area would likely need to reach out directly through the supervisor’s professional profile or institutional channels.