
Joe Zaki
@mysteriousjoe_
mysterious af. PhD in Neuroscience from @denisejcai lab at @SinaiBrain. Formerly @okaysteve, Leon Reijmers, @Datta_Lab labs. NIMH F31 fellow
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http://joezaki.org 17-04-2017 22:24:52
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New preprint from the lab! 🚨 Replay of procedural experience occurs in the striatum and is independent of the hippocampus. Heroic effort by Emmett Thompson & the rest of the team Jasvin Kaur, Georgina Mills, Will Dorrell, Clémentine Dominé 🍊, Tom George 🧵👇1/13



Today marks 3 big events: finishing residency, launching my lab Mount Sinai Psychiatry Friedman Brain Institute, & receiving my 1st R01: National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) $4.2M BRAINS Award! Here’s to kicking off new beginnings + a warm welcome to my lab manager Sam Michael B. Pedersen, grad student Emma Andraka & the growing team!🧠🐁


It's out ‼️ 📢 Check out my PhD work with Kevin Bath! We find that early life adversity in mice disrupts central amygdala CRF+ neuron activity, augmenting the startle reflex in response to threat. doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

I defended my thesis last week! So grateful for the very generous support and guidance that my advisor Kay M Tye PhD gave me over the past 5 years, as well as for my amazing lab mates, my superstar team (Team LoneLee!), postdoc mentors, thesis committee, friends, and family. 🙏😁



I'm thrilled to share that I'm joining BCM Department of Neuroscience as an asst prof starting Jan 2025! My group is broadly interested in how biological and artificial neural systems learn and adapt. We're looking for researchers at all levels to join us in this exciting endeavor. Stay tuned!


📣 New Cai Lab paper in Cell Reports! We show that a stressful experience can produce different types of memories! We also find that the basolateral amygdala (BLA) & ventral hippocampus (vHC) differentially contribute to these memories 🧠 cell.com/cell-reports/f… More ⬇️ (1/6)



DON'T MISS The Transmitter's GREAT OVERVIEW of TWO NEW STUDIES that "reveal how, during times of fear & stress, memories can become malleable..." HIGHLIGHTED, Denise J. Cai, Ph.D., et al.'s "Offline ensemble co-reactivation links memories across days" nature thetransmitter.org/memory/stress-…








New paper out in Cell Reports! Led by Susie Yu Feng, we found that chronic epilepsy in mice drives distinct synchronization deficits in hippocampus and MEC, with early changes in HPC and late-onset changes in MEC that align with progressive memory deficits. cell.com/cell-reports/f…
