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Great summary and premier into upcoming work at the Hamid_Lab UMN.

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Excited to share a new pre-print from our group. Polymer skulls with integrated transparent electronics to simultaneously image and record surface potentials from much of the dorsal cortex of the mouse: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

As summer internships come to a close, we have two posters from the lab (Sema’s on mouse behavior and Haley’s on FSCV(soon)), and we said goodbye to Hibo as she returns to medschool.

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This collaborative project with Sophia and David was a real treat as we pondered and wrote about how #dopamine spatiotemporal dynamics (#DopamineWaves) could be relevant for psychosis spectrum disorders— among other issues.

HamidLab turned 1️⃣ today. 🎂🎂🎂🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 We are still very much fighting with relay switches and dichroic mirrors.

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Hamid_Lab UMN has 2 early posters @ #SfN23 from super talented junior research scholars in the lab on mechanisms for #DopamineWaves and DA-ACh interactions in dorsal striatum. Please stop by and support them 😁

It’s a wrap! Super proud of Asma, Hibo, Dylan, and Amy for representing the Hamid_Lab UMN 🙌🏽🙌🏽

Hamid_Lab UMN turns 2! Grateful for this team of caring and brilliant scientists! 🙌🏽🙏🏽

New paper out in PNASNews! Hyperedge prediction and the statistical mechanisms of higher-order and lower-order interactions in complex networks pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… A short thread with the main ideas 👇🏽

New in Nature Biomedical Engineering, we present an #AI method that achieves accurate and flexible inference for #brain-computer interfaces. 🎉 It can infer causally in real time, non-causally, & even with missing neural samples, as can happen in wireless #BCI 🧠💻 🧵& code ⬇️ nature.com/articles/s4155…

Read more about Professor Arif Hamid, Ph.D. and research in the Hamid_Lab UMN!

🤓😍 Elated to see my PhD work with BerkeLab is cited >800 times today. I think this is the most cited dopamine paper in the last 10 years (empirical). Am I wrong? In a future tweet, I will share the headwinds we faced as we try to get this work published.

Sad to say goodbye to & very proud of the brilliant LSSURP summer intern, UMBC Meyerhoff Scholar, Mufaro Chiduza as she completes an awesome project in the lab. Be on the lookout for this rising star🌟.

Sad to miss #sfn2024 But, trainees from Hamid_Lab UMN will be presenting 4 awesome posters on Wednesday afternoon! Check them out! Also, we have a new lab website, hamidlab.org 🤓

Happy to share the latest from Hamid_Lab UMN biorxiv.org/content/10.110… The RL community has made important strides in understanding flexible behavioral control, especially wrt dopamine. But a longstanding, vexing puzzle is the relationship b/n “phasic” and “tonic” DA.