🚨Postdoc opening in the lab!!! If you are interested in dissecting the peripheral and spinal circuits involved in chemotherapy-induced neuropathy, email me your CV, cover letter, and references as one pdf file. Deadline 31 August 2024!

Excited to present my #MSCA project with Jan M Ache at #icn2024berlin @neuroethology! If you're interested in motor control, come chat with me at poster PS1.131 (Mon, July 29).

If you're attending #icn2024berlin @neuroethology and 💛 motor control, drop by our poster 'Descending control of walking direction in Drosophila' on Thursday to hear about @StefanDahlhoff's exciting postdoc project. Poster Session 2 | Wall 46 | PS2.046. See you there!

The KITP summer course in 2022 on Neurophysics of locomotion was an amazing experience, can strongly recommend!! Happy to answer questions from the attendee-perspective if someone considers applying:)

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Postdoc position on open-science tool development: The project is about building BrainSTEM: A web application designed as an electronic lab notebook for describing neurophysiological experiments, where researchers can store and share their experiments. employment.ku.dk/faculty/?show=…

The Website of the 16th Göttingen Meeting 2025 is open now: nwg-goettingen.de/2025/default.a… Take the opportunity to enrich the conference with your abstract and actively shape it! The Deadline for Early Registration, Abstract Submission and Stipend Applications is: 10 October 2024.

Looking for a postdoc? If you're interested in academia, join my lab! We have a track record of helping postdocs publish in top journals and secure transition awards. Let's advance neuroscience together! abrairalab.org/join-our-team.…

We are thrilled to announce the 2024 António Champalimaud Vision Award winners: Margaret Livingstone, Nancy Kanwisher, Doris Tsao, and Winrich Freiwald for their work on neural mechanisms of facial recognition. bit.ly/3TNIEbB

Closest I’ll get to the real thing— I’ll take it! #IgNobel FLORIDA UF Department of Biology American Physical Society Whitney Laboratory

📢 Job alert - Postdoctoral Position/Electrophysiologist Join us to explore thermosensitive, thermoregulatory, thermoadaptive (hypothalamic) pathways. #Postdoc #ResearchOpportunity #Neuroscience #electrophysiology

How does sensorimotor (S1/M1) cortex support adaptive motor control?  Come find out in our latest preprint, which spans the development of a full adult forelimb model + physics simulations, neural-modeling for control, complex 🐭behavior 🕹️, large-scale imaging, and of course

Super impressive work by Florencia Fernández Chiappe & team, and such a cool finding!!

Connectomes, connectomes, connectomes: Mert Erginkaya and I wrote a Current Biology dispatch about the FANC fly VNC connectome papers from the @casa_tuthill and Wei-Chung Allen Lee @darbly.bsky.social labs in nature, and discuss how connectomes change the way we analyze circuits for behavior. Link below ⬇️

My lab's first paper is now out nature nature.com/articles/s4158… Check out the cool new data since the preprint work I described a while back. Excited to have this alongside the other FlyWire connectome papers. Grateful to the team! Neha Sapkal Divya S Nino Mancini

Meet our recruiting faculty: Lorenz Fenk! His brand-new research group at our Institute will investigate sleep and perceptual dynamics in bearded dragons. You want to join the group? Then apply now for a PhD! 🔔 Application period: October 1 to November 10 🌐 Apply here:

🔉Our two PhD students, @AnaRitaMendes13 and Inês Correia Dias, are presenting posters at the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Neuroscience 2024 meeting! You can check their work, Tuesday afternoon, boards J36 and J37. 🧠🐁

Job alert 🚨: I’m looking for a creative, ambitious, and dedicated postdoc to join me on this quest; so many exciting questions about how cortex and sub cortical structures (including spinal cord) drive adaptive motor control. Large scale 2P (limited labs 🌎 have this tech),

A memory that forms in the cerebellar cortex can transfer with passage of time to cells in the cerebellar nucleus. Surprisingly, exercise alters this consolidation process, conferring stability to the memory against post-session perturbations. @NTatianaSilva will present.