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Beautiful dataset!

🧪 Webinar tomorrow | Classical IHC reinvented for high plexity - *zoom.us/webinar/regist…* Dr. Ferdinando Pucci (OHSU) will talk about how spatial biology based on high-plex IHC links patient survival with lymph node B cell responses in head & neck cancer.

#retina cross section

Super happy that our papers #2 and #3 from our 3-person lab just went online on bioRxiv! First large-scale 3DEM dataset from mouse hippocampus CA1 biorxiv.org/content/10.110… check out the beautiful data on webknossos wklink.org/7023! ...

... and we used this and our other datasets to sample systematically how a mouse's memory networks are configured synaptically biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. Totally stunned by how special CA1 and CA3 are at the synaptic weight level!

Princeton University is proud to have participated in the now-historic MICrONS project funded by IARPA

The public, free, and effortless accessibility of IARPA MICrONS data is nothing short of amazing. Several years ago, I asked Jeff Dean and Viren Jain if we could share this resource as a public good through GC and without hesitation Google said yes. 👏👏

I am honored and excited to announce that I will be starting as group leader at DANDRITE and associate professor at Aarhus University in August 2025. My new lab will investigate thalamic circuits for vision and how the brain actively modifies its visual perception.

My PhD project is out as a preprint! We combined 2P and synchrotron X-ray to understand mouse olfactory bulb circuits, linking physiology to structure in 3 animals! doi.org/10.1101/2025.0… 🙌 Carles Bosch, Alexandra Pacureanu, Andreas Schaefer, European Synchrotron, The Francis Crick Institute

Great opportunity!

Deadline is approaching for the postdoc opening in my research group ( June 15th , 2025) . So much foraging data waiting for whoever joins us 😍

An important addition to the Nature paper, beyond what was shown in the 2024 preprint, is 12 rounds of iterative imaging and sectioning of a LICONN volume, achieving 205 microns in axial extent (native scale) with manual tracing of axons: nature.com/articles/s4158…

Spectacular!

Wouldn't it be great if we could not only image large connectomic volumes, but also completely reconstruct them? And if a whole mouse brain project didn't cost billions? With the PATHFINDER preprint (biorxiv.org/content/10.110…), we preview a future where it doesn't have to.

Another big step forward for connectomics: 84X reduction of human proofreading effort with new segmentation pipeline, demonstrated on a first IBEAM-mSEM volume of mouse cortex

If you can see it, you can feel it! Thrilled to share our new Nature Communications paper on how mice generalize spatial rules between vision & touch, led by brilliant co-first authors Giulio Matteucci & Maëlle Guyoton. More details in this thread 🧵 (1/7) doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

From reconstructing neurons by hand to building #AI tools that map the brain’s wiring, Sven Dorkenwald, has advanced #neuroscience research #AtAllenInstitute and his career in #datascience through Shanahan Foundation Fellowship. alleninstitute.org/news/serendipi…

Mice dorsal cortex hosts overlapping visual and tactile sensory maps, forming an abstract representation of peripersonal space that enables spontaneous generalization of spatial task rules. Co-led this study with Maëlle Guyoton in Sami El-Boustani! More details down here... 🧠👇

PhD/Postdoc position in Computational Neuroscience at the Institute of Neuroinformatics (UZH and ETH Zürich): we are investigating the neural circuits underlying perception and learning in uncertain environments: ini.uzh.ch/en/research/gr… Bernstein Network Computational Neuroscience University of Zurich ETH Zurich

Our new paper is published in Current Biology! In this project, we developed a model showing how social and depth information are integrated to drive affiliative behavior in zebrafish. See: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…