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That's my house in the background!

I'm really curious whether NYU Grossman School of Medicine 1) didn't see this coming or 2) just didn't care

Friday show-and-tell: @MVickyMoya's 16-gene FISH for markers of cortical cell types, with exc/inh markers shown separately. How many identifiable layers are there in the neocortex anyway?

Very impressive! So the TAARS aren't special?

How in the world does the CDC justify the "you can go back to work after 5 days" guidance? Makes no sense to me cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/7…

This is bonkers.

Boston doing a little showing off.

Well deserved! Exciting days ahead!

I assume this is what people mean by 'Allston Christmas' 😁

Super interesting project from the very talented Jackie Birnbaum and munib hasnain, who made a great team tackling a problem far more thorny conceptually than we initially thought. Has sparked A LOT of fun conversations with many people, and we'd love to hear more thoughts!

This one hurts. My love of neuroscience began as a student in Craig's class, and grew while I worked in his lab as an undergrad - my first research opportunity. My heart goes out to everyone who knew him and loved him. today.duke.edu/2023/08/craig-…

The Neurophotonics Center Annual Symposium will take place this January 17! Organized by @briandepasquale and Mike Economo, learn about "Machine Learning and Photonics in the Neurosciences" Learn more here, and register today! bu.edu/neurophotonics…

Very excited to start working with the amazing Yao Chen on this project!

Great group of people to work with on a cool project that's just the right amount of crazy 😁

Looking forward to seeing everyone today! Cold weather but makes for beautiful views from campus!

Amazing news, congrats Vicky!!!!!

If there's a better way to do voltage imaging in vivo, I haven't seen it. Even better that it doesn't require any expensive/custom parts. Beautiful work and beautiful data from Sheng Xiao. nature.com/articles/s4159…

That's what I've been telling everyone!

Such awesome news and so, so richly deserved!

In today’s Center for Systems Neuroscience, Boston University seminar, Prof. Mark Churchland from Columbia U. gave a great talk titled “It contains multitudes? Motor cortex activity accords with modern conceptions of network computation.” Thanks to both Brian DePasquale and Mike Economo for hosting!