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Big congrats on the latest trent paper! Looking into spatial representation influenced by reward expectation and the mechanism! Ps. I love the gifs for the sub-threads haha.

Interested in freely moving recordings using Neuropixels? I'm releasing the build files, code, parts lists, and detailed protocols for my chronic recoverable implant in mice design 🐭 emilyjon.es/resources/

Come check out our posters on Wednesday afternoon Society for Neuroscience (SfN)! Excited to be in person again 😀

Looking for neural data to analyze? You can find our electrophysiology and imaging data sets (+code/methods) on our lab website! Thousands of neurons, mostly from medial entorhinal cortex and hippocampus, recorded/imaged in behaving mice #openscience giocomolab.weebly.com/data-code-meth…

What a touching day! The past weekend I went back to UChicago for my PhD graduation ceremony and it reminds me of all the great days I’ve had for the past 6 years! Thanks to all the members of trent, especially Mark!

What synaptic plasticity rules support learning? Check my new preprint to learn more. Work done in the Mark Sheffield using data collected in CA1 and CA3 by Can Dong

The Sheffield lab will be presenting as a group (including myself) on Tuesday morning@SFN! Come by if you are interested in place cells, reward /aversive memory in the hippocampus😍 I will be talking about how CA1-CA3 coactivating events might support memory encoding and recall!

Giocomo Lab Posters #SfN2023 !

UChicago researchers identify neural circuit implicated in fear suppression! In a new study, Mark Sheffield (trent) and his team describe processes involved in suppressing fear tied to a specific situation or environment. Read more: shar.es/agHPFY

The Gillespie lab is looking for a tech to join our team in Seattle! Help us build some cool automated maze environments to study the neural mechanisms of memory impairment in aging and Alzheimer's disease! Details here: uwhires.admin.washington.edu/ENG/candidates…

🧠🌞 Updated for 2024: Check out this extensive list of summer schools & short courses in computational neuroscience! 📚💻 🔗 docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d… #Neuroscience #SummerSchool #PhD

The Shuman Lab at Friedman Brain Institute is looking for new postdocs! With new funding💸 and students graduating🎓we now have 2+ postdoc positions open in the lab. We use in vivo recordings and manipulations to investigate memory circuits and how they go wrong in neurological diseases.👇

We are looking to hire a new team member/research technician! Should have research experience and the ability to collaborate well within a team! See more details here: phxc1b.rfer.us/STANFORD_A9Q0h

Our eLife - the journal paper on artefactual Ca2+ waves following calcium indicator expression is highlighted in neuroscience magazine The Transmitter. Really nice talking with Angie Voyles Askham and seeing the perspectives from trent, @DanielDombeck & LoogerLab thetransmitter.org/methods/widely…

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We’ve been doing a lot of 2P axon imaging in the lab over the last couple of years. We (Anqi jiang and Chong Zhao) thought it would be useful to the community to formalize how to extract real signals from noisy neural structures much smaller than somas. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Neuro grad students! Applications for Rising Stars in Neuroscience are due Dec 15! Don’t miss this chance to present your research, sharpen your science communication skills, and connect with peers and faculty. Plus, you’ll get to experience stunning Utah medicine.utah.edu/neurobiology/t…

1/ 🚨 Thrilled to share the final version of our paper in eLife - the journal! Both LC & VTA pathways release dopamine in CA1, but how might they uniquely modulate CA1 activity? Using VR, we imaged these pathways in mice to uncover their distinct roles. doi.org/10.7554/eLife.… #Neuroscience

🎉🎉🎉 Congrats Antoine！

Donald Hebb’s theory—memorably summarized as “cells that fire together, wire together”— does not explain the shifting hippocampal connections that occur in mice as they learn to navigate an unfamiliar virtual environment. By Sydney Wyatt thetransmitter.org/memory/learnin…