
Alden Shoup
@just_alden
PhD candidate at @JHUBME in the @reziliusReza lab
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27-03-2022 18:10:42
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Granule cells in the cerebellum are tiny, making it impossible to find them with regular probes. Neuropixels Ultra might make this a possibility. Mohammad Amin Fakharian & Alden Shoup successfully recorded from the cerebellum of marmosets during a saccade task using Ultras.

Today we delivered an Open Letter signed by postdocs from across departments Albert Einstein College of Medicine - Official, urging the administration to remain neutral and meet with us about a fair and efficient process for moving towards bargaining. Read the letter here: einsteinpostdocunion.org/wp-content/uplā¦




Celebrating World Day for Animals in Laboratories with a special introduction to our lab's Marmosets šµ Honored to uphold the highest standards of ethics and animal welfare in our #animalresearch at Ernst Strüngmann Institute - #neuroscience esi-frankfurt.de/publications/a⦠#wdail #Tierversuche

Get ready for 2024 SfN Cerebellum Social! š Mon Oct 7 @ 6:45ā8:45 pm šMCP Room N137 Join us for an evening of networking and celebration of cerebellar science! For Qs, contact our chairs, Drs. Alanna Watt and Catherine Stoodley. See you all there! #SfN2024 #CerebellumSocial

As you are quietly reading this text, you're making saccades. Meanwhile, in your cerebellum there is a storm of activity: the neurons are monitoring the movements, correcting them so each lands on target. You can listen in during a Neuropixels recording. Work of Jafar Doostmohammadi


Function of the cerebellum in control of the tongue appears similar to its role during control of the limbs and the eyes: stopping the movement on target. Work of Paul Hage Mohammad Amin Fakharian Alden Shoup Jay Pi Ehsan Sedaghat Nejad Simon Orozco In Kyu Jang Looi Nga Laam Toren Arginteanu



Very excited to see this paper outlined in a unique format! Extra thanks to everyone involved Natasha Porwal Mohammad Amin Fakharian Paul Hage Simon P. Orozco and of course Reza Shadmehr for your unwavering support. See our lab at #sfn2024 at posters 347.07, 172.07, and 347.09.

We believe that we have discovered a vector calculus for neural computation in the cerebellum: work of Mohammad Amin Fakharian Alden Shoup Paul Hage Hisham Elseweifi biorxiv.org/content/10.110ā¦






First first-author paper now in Science Magazine! Great thanks to incredible mentor Reza Shadmehr and coauthors Alden Shoup Paul Hage Hisham Elseweifi. We asked how neurons in the cerebellar cortex control rapid eye movements (saccades). 1/3 science.org/doi/10.1126/scā¦