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The Grosmark lab is all set up and we are hiring! Creative and motivated scientists interested in studying memory consolidation in health and disease please see:  tinyurl.com/2mf7vcvp #calciumimaging #electrophysiology #sharpwaveripples

Strongly recommended!

The first - of many more - Magnus Opus of an incredibly talented former graduate student, Jack Bowler. Seven years in the making, including the design and build of a versatile behavioral control system (open source is forthcoming). Congrats Jack!

Check out our latest neurogenesis paper by SebTuncdemirLab, Attila Losonczy, and Andres Grosmark. Adult-born granule cells facilitate remapping of spatial and non-spatial representations in the dentate gyrus: Neuron cell.com/neuron/fulltex…

Highly recommended!

Congratulations to Tristan Geiller Tristan Geiller from the Losonczy Lab Attila Losonczy at Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute Columbia University, recipient of the Peter and Patricia Gruber International Research Award from Society for Neuroscience (SfN)! sfn.org/publications/l…

Our new pre-print on virtual reality hardware and software for mice behavior: biorxiv.org/content/10.110……. Open source: losonczylab.org/software/Work led by @jackbolwer, George Zakka, Jason Yong, James Priestley, and others in the lab.

Pre-print alert: Voltage imaging of dendrites in the hippocampus. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Thanks to: Zhenrui Liao, Kevin Gonzalez, Adrian Negrean, Makinson Lab, Prof. Michael Lin, and others

As a postdoc in Attila Losonczy lab, Eunji Kong uses cutting-edge microscopes to peer deep into the brain, in search of the underpinnings of memory. But her scientific journey started with something much more familiar: the humble tomato: zuckermaninstitute.columbia.edu/science-life-e… 🍅🧠 #scilife

My final postdoc project is online in preprint form: doi.org/10.1101/2024.0… I’ll save the ‘tweetorial’ for publication, but the title is the take-home: “Distal tuft dendrites shape and maintain new place fields.” Any and all feedback welcome!

I am excited to share our joint work with Ivo Spiegel on developing a ‘permanent marker’ for functionally defined neurons. A big shout-out to Carlllllllllllllllllllllllllll, @Bovey_Rao, Stephanie Herrlinger, Tiberiu Mihaila and others in the lab and to the Spiegel group! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

How are functional inhibitory circuits in the hippocampus affected in a 🐭 model of the 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, a major genetic risk factor for schizophrenia? 📌 Check out our new pre-print! -- Grateful to have been part of this ✨project led by: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

✨It’s finally here! Happy to share our preprint where we examine interneuron subtype-specific deficits in our 22q11.2 deletion model and their collective impact on CA1 microcircuit functional connectivity. ✨

Happy to share my review with Attila Losonczy on one- and many-shot learning in the hippocampus is now online ahead of print! annualreviews.org/content/journa…

Every moment we remember is encoded by changes in the synapses connecting brain cells. Now, in a mouse study in @nature, our own @fpolleux and Attila Losonczy labs have for the first time imaged these synaptic changes as an animal forms memories. Learn more!

Please consider applying for the 2025 Gordon Conference on Inhibition and the preceding Gordon Research Seminar on Inhibitory Cascades in the CNS.  grc.org/inhibition-in-……Great lineup

How does the brain create mental maps of the world? In a new Neuron study, Justin O'Hare, Franck Polleux and Attila Losonczy reveal how branches at the farthest tips of neurons can help us remember new places. Read: zuckermaninstitute.columbia.edu/how-do-memorie… Columbia University #neuroscience

Happy to share a new publication from my postdoc days, shedding light on how distal tuft dendrites participate in hippocampal place field formation while mice learn to navigate: cell.com/neuron/fulltex… Thank you to Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute Communications for the great write-up!