We are interested in the mechanisms underlying plastic changes in the CNS and novel therapeutic approaches in Neurorehabilitation based on these mechanisms.
Bethesda, MD
Joined March 2016
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This afternoon, we have a second poster (W3) that uses the "hybrid-space" decoding approach to track "contextualization" of finger movement representations in the brain that incorporate action sequence information as a new motor skill is learned. Stop by!
#sfn2024
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Hippocampal ripples during offline periods predict human motor sequence learning biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
Stop by our poster (H17) this morning to check out our "hybrid-space" finger movement decoding architecture for MEG data featured in our recent pre-print!
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
#sfn2024
We are excited to share our new data providing insight into how skill difficulty and practice schedules drive online and offline early learning dynamics!
Come check out our poster - W11 - this afternoon!
#sfn2024
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The Argentinian government withholds US$53 million in international loans destined to science. El gobierno retiene US$53 en préstamos internacionales destinados a la investigación científica @el_BID @WorldBank eldiarioar.com/unidad-de-inv…
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Happy to announce @FFumiaki's work showing it is possible to predict individual action errors in the context of skill sequences before they occur: tinyurl.com/4jjckwmz
If you are still in San Diego Wed am don’t miss Dave Dash, Fumi Iwane, Will Hayward and Kistler and Brian Johnson’s work on oscillations, behavior and kinematics sustaining motor skill learning and decoding of upcoming errors. See you there #SfN2022 #SfN22 #learning #neuroscience
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Thanks for highlighting our study and providing interesting perspectives about it.
Now online – a @TrendsCognSci Spotlight from Charlotte Stagg discussing recent work by Jasmine Herszage, Haggai Sharon, & Nitzan Censor
@cjstagg @JasmineHers @Censor_Lab
bit.ly/3mSENdi
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Pleased to share our latest paper out in @NatureNeuro. This one was 5 years in the making. Thread below from the awesome @SeongminAPark 👇
We are pleased to announce our new paper in @NatureNeuro: “Inferences on a Multidimensional Social Hierarchy Use a Grid-like Code”.
Big thanks to @ErieBoorman @DSMiller25 who worked on this project at @UCD_CMB @UCDavisCNS rdcu.be/cwrEz. Here is what we found👇
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We are pleased to announce our new paper in @NatureNeuro: “Inferences on a Multidimensional Social Hierarchy Use a Grid-like Code”.
Big thanks to @ErieBoorman @DSMiller25 who worked on this project at @UCD_CMB @UCDavisCNS rdcu.be/cwrEz. Here is what we found👇
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Excited to finally share our work, published in Cerebral Cortex! We used rTMS to interfere with intrusive memories of negative events 1/5
academic.oup.com/cercor/adva…
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Starting in 1 hour (8:30 Cali Time)!
Tune in to hear from @rmhead, @oliviaakim, and Will on their recent work bringing motor control and motor learning online. There will also be time for Q&A:
beonlineconference.com/live-…
@ivrylab @IPALab @UniversityLeeds @PsychPrinceton
#BeOnline is coming soon!⭐️
On Wed 30th of June there's a great panel lined up for a specialist symposium all about motor control online!
Can't wait to hear from @rmhead, @oliviaakim and Dr Will Saban, with @tsay_jonathan as the host!🤩
Register here: beonlineconference.com/
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Today is the last opportunity at #OHBM21 to chat about the capability and challenges of layer-fMRI VASO at 3T.
Poster: ohbm.sparkle.space/in/poster…
Standby time
-> 6pm (Paris)
-> noon (New York)
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Great opportunity 👇
Seeking a full-time research assistant to work on EEG, eye tracking, and psychophysical studies. Davis is a wonderful place, and this is a great position for a recent college grad who is interested in applying to grad school in a year or two. Please RT! recruit.ucdavis.edu/JPF04260
Interesting approach to real time identification of Covid hotspots: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3408…
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Good news…
A study in @Nature shows that antibodies produced in response to SARS-CoV-2 infection continue to evolve over a 6-to-12-month period and are boosted by vaccination. go.nature.com/3xEomUo
@CohenLabNIH is looking for a talented postdoc candidate to join our team! Unique opportunities to combine M/EEG/7T MRI & closed-loop brain stim to investigate neural replay, layer-M1 activity & transfer in skill learning and neurehab apps. Please RT! research.ninds.nih.gov/cohen…
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See our recent preprint on online crowdsourcing methods with @avraham_guy, Alan, and @ivryrich
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
In review at an awesome community journal: @NBDT_journal founded by @koerding and others
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This work was so exciting! We found that #memory reactivations (performed while subjects were awake, not #TMR) induced #learning of a motor skill @PNASNews
Moreover, highly continuous reactivations resulted in learning gains similar to those induced by full extensive practice
So happy this is out, spearheaded by our rising star @JasmineHers. Motivated by reactivation frameworks at the synaptic, systems, and behavioral levels: brief memory reactivations induce motor skill learning, which commonly requires repeated practice.
pnas.org/content/118/23/e210…
We are pleased to announce that our work on waking replay in rapid skill consolidation, co-lead by @Ethan_Buch and @LMBClaudino, and with important contributions from @MarleneBonstrup & @RomQuentin in @CohenLabNIH, is now out in @CellReports. (1/12)
cell.com/cell-reports/fullte…
