@DehorterLab
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The lab aims at understanding how neurons adapt their activity during development and in disease
Australia
Joined March 2017
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Dehorter Lab retweeted
Post 1/5
I’m delighted to share that Super-Resolution Microscopy: Methods and Protocols is now available through Springer Protocols / Methods in Molecular Biology. 📘
link.springer.com/book/10.10…
#SuperResolutionMicroscopy #Microscopy
Dehorter Lab retweeted
For the first time, the Australasian Neuroscience Society, Biological Psychiatry Australia + Australian Cognitive Neuroscience Society are coming together for a landmark joint meeting: NeuroAlliance 2026!
The call for symposia closes 27th April
DETAILS:
neuroalliance26.eventsair.si…
Dehorter Lab retweeted
The continued underspend of the MRFF is a missed opportunity, impacting our future health, economic prosperity, and biomedical sovereignty. Please support Dr. Monique Ryan MP's campaign calling on the government to fully release the MRFF funds: moniqueryan.com.au/medical_r…
Amazing work, so important for the community!
Congratulations Giordano and Team
Chuffed to see our paper with my buddy
@yeo_lab finally published in @Nature.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Very grateful to @fedezampa, Susie, and Dave from my lab, and @SammiSison , @EricKofman, and @pratibhajagann_ from Gene's lab. What did we find? ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️
Dehorter Lab retweeted
Chuffed to see our paper with my buddy
@yeo_lab finally published in @Nature.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Very grateful to @fedezampa, Susie, and Dave from my lab, and @SammiSison , @EricKofman, and @pratibhajagann_ from Gene's lab. What did we find? ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️
Dehorter Lab retweeted
The Australasian Course in Advanced Neuroscience (ACAN) is back! ACAN is an intensive practical based neuroscience course for EMCRs providing deep theoretical + practical insight, helping you build skills to take your research to the next level.
Apply: ans.org.au/acan
#CAMAND2025 meeting was amazing! nitter.cf/DehorterLab/status/199…
Congratulations @shaam_alabed and Margaux for winning the best presentation and best poster at the ANS meeting in Hobart! Very proud of my team #ans2025
Dehorter Lab retweeted
On tomorrow! 👇
🧠 ALBA Webinar: Breaking Down the Ivory Tower — Episode 7
This #InternationalDayOfPersonsWithDisabilities, join us for a powerful conversation with Dr Dionna Williams, a neuroscientist from Emory University School of Medicine (US). @DWWilliamsLab
📅 3 Dec 2025
⏰ 10:00 EST | 16:00 CET
👉 Info & registration: loom.ly/-VJQ83g
In “A Journey of Self-Awareness towards Understanding Disability,” Dionna shares their experience navigating academia while living with multiple #disabilities — and how self-awareness became a path toward #advocacy, #inclusion, and accessible neuroscience.
Come break down the ivory tower of ableism with us!
#DisabledInSTEM #webinarseries #ivorytower #scientistwithdisability #disabilityawareness #internationaldayofdisability #idpwd #idpd #idpd2025 #idpwd2025
@GrubbLab @som_catarina @DrRhiMcNeill @ilya_smolensky @hkatemacpherson @AddisLab @bita137 @meganinlisbon
@ViolettaZujovic @L_andreae
@ECNPtweets @FENSorg @SfNtweets @IBROorg
ALT Promotional poster for the ALBA Network webinar series titled "Breaking down the ivory tower". The featured episode is "A journey of self-awareness towards understanding disability", scheduled for 3 December 2025 at 10:00 EST / 16:00 CET. The poster includes a portrait of Dr. Dionna Williams from Emory University, US, wearing red glasses and smiling. The background shows chess pieces with a large hand making one piece fall down with another piece. The ALBA Network logo appears at the top in purple with the tagline "Towards diversity and equity in brain sciences – a division of FENS", and a QR code is displayed at the bottom right alongside the hashtag #InternationalDayofPersonswithDisabilities.
Dehorter Lab retweeted
⏰ Reminder!
Our final From Declaration to Action workshop is coming up soon!
Join us on 1 December for a special hybrid session with the Australasian Neuroscience Society, featuring a live EDI panel from Hobart + an interactive online workshop.
🔵 Sustaining inclusion: practical strategies and leadership for lasting EDI change
📅 1 December 2025 – 12:40 AEDT
🔗 Register now: loom.ly/wLQaW34
💡 Learn how to embed equity, diversity, inclusion, and wellbeing into the DNA of your institution — from leadership practices to sustainable structures.
Organised in collaboration with @AusNeuroSoc
and with the support of @IBROorg
🗣️ Speakers and facilitators:
A. Prof. Michelle Rank, The University of Melbourne, Australia / ANS EDI Committee
Prof. Elizabeth Coulson, Head of the Department of Anatomy and Physiology, The University of Melbourne, Australia
Dr Saraid Billiards, CEO, Association of Australian Research Institutes, Australia
A. Prof. Nathalie Dehorter, Group Leader, Queensland Brain Institute, The University of Queensland, Australia / ALBA Declaration Working Group
Prof. Jen Evans, Aboriginal Health Leadership, University of Tasmania, Australia
Prof. James Vickers, Director of the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre, The University of Tasmania, Australia
Dr Ethan Scott, Head of Neural Circuits and Behaviour Laboratory, The University of Melbourne, Australia / ALBA Declaration Working Group
Dr Adele Woodhouse, Senior Lecturer, Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre, The University of Tasmania, Australia / Chair of ANS EDI Committee
#EquityInAcademia #FromDeclarationToAction #InclusiveScience #ANS2025
Please share @FENSorg @SfNtweets @WorldWomenNeuro @ACNPorg @ecnptweets @BrainPrize @ELSneuroscience @BiasWatchNeuro @EBBS_Science @BlackInNeuro @EJNeuroscience @neuroFALAN @SONAorg @MnSociety
@MMaravall @DehorterLab @fekrijeselimi @JamesCVickers @hkatemacpherson@About_Memory @AotearoaBrain @ACNS_Official
Dehorter Lab retweeted
Two of UQ’s Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) scientists, Professor Jason Mattingley and Dr Matilde Balbi, hold leadership roles within the Australasian Neuroscience Society (ANS). They share what inspired them to get involved and what they're looking forward to at this year's annual conference.
Read more: bit.ly/3K17frB
#UQ #QBI #brain #research #science #ANS25
@AusNeuroSoc @jbmattingley @matildebalbi
Dehorter Lab retweeted
🌏 From Declaration to Action – Final Workshop!
After exploring bias and inclusion, our last session will focus on how to make EDI change last.
🔵 Workshop 3: Sustaining Inclusion – Practical Strategies and Leadership for Lasting EDI Change
🗓 1 December 2025 – 12:40 AEDT (Hobart, Australia + Online)
🔗 Register now! alba.network/declarationwork…
🎥 Hybrid event: Live streamed EDI panel from the Australasian Neuroscience Society (ANS) Meeting, followed by an interactive online workshop.
💡 Learn how to embed equity, diversity, inclusion, and wellbeing into the DNA of your institution — from leadership practices to sustainable structures.
Organised in collaboration with @AusNeuroSoc
and with the support of @IBROorg
🗣️ Speakers and facilitators:
A. Prof. Michelle Rank, The University of Melbourne, Australia / ANS EDI Committee
Prof. Elizabeth Coulson, Head of the Department of Anatomy and Physiology, The University of Melbourne, Australia
Dr Saraid Billiards, CEO, Association of Australian Research Institutes, Australia
A. Prof. Nathalie Dehorter, Group Leader, Queensland Brain Institute, The University of Queensland, Australia / ALBA Declaration Working Group
Prof. James Vickers, Director of the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre, The University of Tasmania, Australia
Dr Ethan Scott, Head of Neural Circuits and Behaviour Laboratory, The University of Melbourne, Australia / ALBA Declaration Working Group
Dr Adele Woodhouse, Senior Lecturer, Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre, The University of Tasmania, Australia / Chair of ANS EDI Committee
#EquityInAcademia #FromDeclarationToAction #InclusiveScience #ANS2025
Please share @FENSorg @SfNtweets @WorldWomenNeuro @ACNPorg @ecnptweets @BrainPrize @ELSneuroscience @BiasWatchNeuro @EBBS_Science @BlackInNeuro @EJNeuroscience @neuroFALAN @SONAorg @MnSociety
@MMaravall @DehorterLab @fekrijeselimi @JamesCVickers @hkatemacpherson@About_Memory
Dehorter Lab retweeted
🌟 How can we make #neuroscience more inclusive? Join the ALBA-IBRO Social at #SfN2025 to network with fellow #neuroscientists and discuss this important question!
📅 16 Nov 2025 | In-person
📍Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina
🔗 ibro.org/event/alba-ibro-soc…
@network_alba
Dehorter Lab retweeted
Hey ALBA Peeps! 🚀 ALBA Diversity Week 2025 starts today! This week, we celebrate diversity and intersectionality in neuroscience by highlighting key activities and sharing valuable resources.
📆 Today, we kick off with the ALBA-IBRO Diversity Podcast: From Postdoc to PI. Listen to early-career neuroscientists share their journeys, challenges, and strategies to make it to the PI level, tackle resource limitations, and build inclusive lab cultures.
🎧 Listen now: loom.ly/N1a1jSg
This podcast is supported by @IBROorg & produced by The @LonelyPipette
👀 Stay tuned all week on ALBA's social media channels as we revisit achievements and launch new initiatives. Share our posts to join the #GlobalDiversityAwarenessMonth celebration.
#ALBADiversityWeek
@FENSorg @SfNtweets @ecnptweets
@bita137 @Dalla_Christina @carmensandi10 @franciru1 @ViolettaZujovic
@srikipedia @mahmoudbukar @JQIpLab @DipeshChaudhury @JacquieBracher @cheahpikesee @AlicjaPuscian
Dehorter Lab retweeted
QBI welcomes Dr John Lee, our new Ross Maclean Senior Research Fellow whose translational research into motor neurone disease (MND) has already reached clinical testing.
A compound he began studying during his PhD in 2009 recently completed Phase 1B trials after more than 15 years of development. He is also collaborating with a New Zealand company to design liquid drug formulations tailored for MND patients who lose the ability to swallow.
The Ross Maclean Fellowship established by Jeff Maclean AM in memory of his father, Index Group founder Ross Maclean who lost his battle with MND in 2005, offers crucial support to advance these ambitious projects.
“Funding is always scarce in research – this fellowship gives me the opportunity to push drug programs closer to clinical trials while also collaborating with QBI neuroscientists on new discovery-based ideas,” says Dr Lee.
Read more: tinyurl.com/3j7ynf3s
#UQ #QBI #MND #motorneurondisease #neuroscience #fightmnd
Dehorter Lab retweeted
Congratulations to QBI Emeritus Professor Perry Bartlett, who has been awarded $1.8 million from @FightMND to progress his Phase II clinical trial evaluating the efficacy, safety, pharmacokinetics, and immunogenicity of a drug called NUN-004 in patients with motor neurone disease (MND).
"This program demonstrates that basic neuroscientific discoveries made in Australia can be developed all the way through from preclinical studies into product manufacture into promising clinical trials that are at the forefront internationally," says Emeritus Professor Bartlett.
Read more: bit.ly/4ivpUIe
#UQ #QBI #news #research #mnd #neuroscience
Dehorter Lab retweeted
(1/8) My latest study is out in @Nature ! Kudos to coauthors especially @jess_cardin and to @KavliAtYale and @WuTsaiYale for support. We find that gamma power in mouse visual cortex is caused by brief events supporting visual processing nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Dehorter Lab retweeted
Find out more about #ANS2025 symposia for the Hobart 2025 ANS meeting including "The brain's neuromodulatory yin-yang: Dopamine and acetylcholine in learning and disease" here: ans.org.au/ans-asm/program
It was such a great event! Students delivered outstanding talks.
Huge thanks to John Bekkers for organising! 👏🎓🧠
Congratulations to Alyssa Kristina from UniSyd for winning best talk at the Kioloa Neuroscience Colloquium 2025 supported by ANS, @ourANU @westernsydneyu @Uni_Newcastle
@ANS_Students
Her talk: Displaced but not forgotten: Revealing the diversity of amacrine cells in human retina
Dehorter Lab retweeted
Dr Jingjing You @youjingjing from @BiovisionGroup at #USyd is launching a research program to advanced Brain-Computer Interfaces. Collaborating with experts at Fudan University 🇨🇳 , she will gain skills in electrode fabrication, neural signal collection, and AI data analysis.
