David F. Meaney Lab at @PennBioeng - Traumatic Brain Injury: Network Neuroscience, Neurobehavior, Biomechanics, Diagnostics
Philadelphia, PA
Joined September 2018
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Since we’ve all been home watching movies during quarantine, we couldn’t help but see them in this project...(2/x)
We're excited to announce Kryshawna Beard's review paper on the clinical applications of EVs in TBI was just accepted at J. Neurotrauma! Check it out: liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/n…
One month into #MeaneyLabFromHome and we’ve finally trained all of our new assistants!
Circuits that start off with *medium* connections don’t synchronize after losing important neurons. Circuits that start off with *many* connections are resilient! But they can show a different type of injury. (6/7)
Impairment depends on (1) how many connections the circuits have to start AND (2) which neurons die. If important neurons disappear, the behavior of the whole circuit changes. (5/7)
How many connections do you need to synchronize two microcircuits? Not very many! Two clusters of neurons can synchronize quite easily. (3/7)
We’re so excited to announce our latest paper “Neuronal degeneration impairs rhythms between connected microcircuits” by our own @SNSchumm and David Gabrieli in @FrontNeurosci: doi.org/10.3389/fncom.2020.0… (1/7)
@pennbioeng - we bring back FREE SPIN class this week. (Thanks @pennathletics ) Sorry for hiatus - flu and new job. Bring friends. All are welcome!
Still working on playlist - sample below w/ (new) fave @lizzo @Pink and @cashcash to name few. RT pls to get word out!
