M. W. Pleijzier
@mwpleijzier
PhD student, Jefferis Group, Laboratory of Molecular Biology, University of Cambridge
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12-08-2017 12:25:35
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Over 50,000 annotations have been added to the connectome by the FlyWire community! This APL neuron, tagged by M. W. Pleijzier Zhihao Zheng, is 20x longer than a fly's whole body and is the longest cell in the brain. Proofread by labs of Greg Jefferis Murthy Lab @sebastianseung
Out in final form, our perspective on why the Julia programming language is well-suited to biology: nature.com/articles/s4159… Great to do this as part of the The Julia Language community: Adam MacLean, Huda Nassar, Dr. Chris Rackauckas, Tim Holy and led by Elisabeth Roesch, Michael P.H. Stumpf
Thrilled to share my PhD work, out in @nature today. Mehmet Fisek & I developed an all-optical approach to study long-range connectivity across brain areas. Upshot: visual feedback is spatially organized & nonlinearly integrated in V1 apical dendrites. nature.com/articles/s4158…
Sharing extraordinary work of Martin Carbó Tano with Mathilde Lapoix Cilia Jia Wyart Lab who identified the MLR in larval zebrafish, how MLR neurons encode vigor, and project onto reticulospinal neurons throughout the brainstem to elicit forward locomotion nature.com/articles/s4159…
New preprint: Suguru Takagi (Suguru Takagi) and Tom Auer (@tomtom_auer) - with many great collaborators - solve a simple (but actually hard) problem: how does having more sensory neurons for a given odour help an animal? The answer was unexpected ... 👇 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Big day for neuroscience & the end of the beginning for whole brain connectomics. Shout out to Sven Dorkenwald and Philipp Schlegel, first authors of the connectome papers, Murthy Lab Sebastian Seung for establishing #flywire to make this possible and Davi Bock for birthing this dataset.