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This #ReviewedPreprint introduces the python software packages Pynapple and Pynacollada as toolboxes for data analysis in neuroscience. See what reviewers thought: elifesciences.org/reviewed-prepr…

GFP changes its brightness in cells when you put a magnet next to it. Wild!

🎉 A huge shoutout to the awesome McGill University students who joined us for our inaugural #workshop! 🍍Your enthusiasm made it a hit! Loved sharing our Python package journey with you. Stay tuned for the announcement of the next events

📣 This Saturday afternoon at VV1-5 and again on Wednesday afternoon at VV11, we'll be showcasing our latest work at Society for Neuroscience (SfN) #SfN2023 🌟 Stop by our posters, we have some cool new stories! Let me give you a primer👇

Opening up #SfN2023 tomorrow afternoon on “Peyrache row” - aisle VV a one stop shop for all your HD/navigation system needs. 🏪🧭🗺️👀🏪

At #SfN2023? Come to the NeurodataWithoutBorders / DANDI booth 3316 from 11 to 11:30 tomorrow to meet the Flatiron CCN data scientists behind pynapple🍍 and NEMOS⛵️, a new exciting package for neural modeling. Live demo starting at 11 🔥🚨!

🍍 Exciting News! 🚀 Pynapple 0.4 is here with awesome updates, including a fresh approach for loading NeurodataWithoutBorders files. Dive into the tutorial to discover how you can seamlessly stream data from DANDI Project directly into Pynapple! pynapple-org.github.io/pynapple/gener…

✨Opportunity Alert! 🚀 Are you interested in contributing to pynapple🍍 and other open-source neuroscience packages developed at Flatiron CCN? Join our 11-week paid internship in Manhattan (housing provided).  Deadline is February 2nd. Apply here : neurorse.flatironinstitute.org/events/2023/11… 1/4

⏳ Just 5 days remain to apply for the groundbreaking pynapple-fastplotlib-nemos workshop at FENS 2023! Unlock the secrets of analyzing, visualizing, and modeling neural data. Don't miss out, find all the details here: events.simonsfoundation.org/event/62ec461f… 🧠

Super excited our preprint is finally out! Check out how we show the incredible stability of the head-direction system⬇️

Very excited to announce the first release of NeMoS (NEural MOdelS) a package for neural data analysis that supports GPU acceleration. Check out our tutorials and try it on your data now! Docs nemos.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ Github github.com/flatironinstit… Profile x.com/nemos_neuro

We know about hippocampal sharp waves, but what about other structures? Join me Thursday morning at #FENS2024 for Poster Session 3 where I'll present "Sharp Waves of the Head-Direction System". See you there!

Poster #2 (PS03-27AM-130) by Sofia Skromne, where we show how HD cells are stable over weeks! 💪🧭🗓️ See my recent tweet on this story: x.com/apeyrache/stat… or directly the bioRxiv preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 2/5

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Monday am, 190.16 / V26: 🌊🧭Sharp waves of the head-direction system by Sofia Skromne Guillaume Viejo. Super cool discovery and characterization of population burst activity in the HD network, traveling from the brainstem to the navigation system.

🥳Super pumped to share our latest collaboration with Emilie Mace and Stuart Trenholm. We show how visual objects specifically recruit neurons in the spatial navigation system, especially in the head-direction network, suggesting a specific circuit to detect landmarks 1/

🍍🚀 Pynapple 0.7 is here with new signal processing features! Now filter and decompose time series of any size using wavelets. Check out the notebooks below, and join our January workshop at Flatiron to learn more. 1/4

Excited to share the sequel to our 2022 paper! In this follow-up, we show that the stable head direction (HD) signals we reported in blind mice rely on stereo olfaction—that is, the comparison of odor info. between the two nostrils. Link: nature.com/articles/s4146… 🧵highlights

Super excited to share my PhD work, out now in nature. Here, my fantastic coauthors and I delved into whether mice could form memories of temperature experiences. 🐭💭❄️ Check out our tweetorial 🧵below: Full paper at: nature.com/articles/s4158…