
Albert Lin
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biophysicist & neuroscientist • @phybiofunc Fellow, @murthylab @Princeton • Physics PhD, Samuel Lab @Harvard '21 • Physics & ISC @Princeton '15
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http://albert-lin.com 12-06-2015 16:19:47
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One quick teaser - Dudi Deutsch and Kaiyu Wang identified nearly all sexually-dimorphic neurons brainwide - now possible to trace information flow for social communication and female-specific behaviors. Here is a subset of fru/dsx neurons (render from Albert Lin):


A new study by Albert Lin "Tony" Runzhe Yang et. al. has analyzed the statistical properties of the whole adult fly brain, comparing connectivity of neuropil (brain regions) in the fly and drawing comparisons between species. Preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… animation: Amy Robinson Sterling

Congratulations to the newest class of the Shenoy Undergraduate Research Fellowship in Neuroscience (SURFiN)! The 75 talented undergrads will gain hands-on research experience under the mentorship of early career scientists incl. grad students & postdocs. simonsfoundation.org/2023/09/26/sim…


The fly has a full #connectome, basically a directed + weighted graph. But what are its connection ‘signs’, excitatory/inhibitory? We move towards this answer, predicting transmitters from EM! w/Nils Eckstein, vid Amy Robinson Sterling, 1/n Published Cell: cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

We are excited to share educational materials designed to bring FlyWire into classrooms! We have designed interactive lessons to be used by high school and college teachers, instructors, or scientists doing outreach. Check it out: codex.flywire.ai/academy_home Image by Perception


Papers reporting the fly whole-brain connectome were published in nature today 🎉 and it was my honor to write a News and Views about them Congrats to Sven Dorkenwald, Sebastian Seung, Murthy Lab, Greg Jefferis, and the FlyWire team! + great 🧵 below from David nature.com/articles/d4158…

A team led by Princeton Neuroscience Institute's Mala Murthy (Murthy Lab) and @sebastianseung has mapped a fly's entire brain — a new step in understanding brain diseases in humans. bit.ly/3BCz1pz
