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Come work in my lab at @SWC_Neuro ! This RA position is ideal for a CS major who is looking to pivot into computational neuroscience. tinyurl.com/erlichra1
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A theory preprint from the lab (!) and collaborators exploring how cerebellar temporal basis sets form and support learning of complex signals @ParallelFibers @zpkilpat
An emergent temporal basis set robustly supports cerebellar time-series learning biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
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Excited and proud to share my postdoc work out @nature today: go.nature.com/3pscOlX. It all started as a conversation on a balcony many years ago with @zmainen on the mysteries of olfaction and spatial cognition 👃🧠🚀
Video by @Neuro_CF AV team 👉youtu.be/BunEBiU3MO0
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New from @emily_a_largent, @_APeterson_ + me responding to @US_FDA's rationalization of #Aduhelm approval on grounds that patients are willing to try. Pt voices are critical, but don’t absolve FDA of its obligation to ensure drugs are effective + safe. 1/
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Very clear explanation to get up to date about what’s going on here.
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Stoke your sense of wonder. Learn about Neuroscience PhD training at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Expo on 10/20 sign up here: bit.ly/3BEFoEi App fee waivers available. rt ok!
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This is why basic research is important! Insights from slice physiology led to our discovery about how to make DBS more long lasting. science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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Are excitatory cells one big class?
To be measured and plotted en masse?
To unravel this mystery
We used developmental history
To tag cells in a decision-making task
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Looking for a post-doc in Addiction Neuroscience in the Mile High City? We are hiring! cu.taleo.net/careersection/2…
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Two new papers from the lab on representational drift in visual cortex in @NatureComms today!
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Calling all early adopters! The Bpod HiFi module is now available in limited quantities. Details here: bit.ly/3hY5kC5
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Replying to @MicheleABasso1
Congrats! Really enjoyed your paper and thinking through what it means for the field.
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Developments in neurotechnology raise ethical questions about privacy and autonomy, but is the private sector giving these questions the attention they need? #FSP Alum David Winickoff and coauthors share how industry leaders can innovate responsibly. nature.com/articles/s41587-0…
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re-posting: NIH-funded position in the Denman Lab studying the biophysics of electrical stimulation with Neuropixels and opto tools. join us! make this cool work happen!
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The other is in the realm of understanding electrical modulation of intact neural circuits. Help us figure out how to use intracortical elec stimulation to add some causality to studying coding...and generally WTF is going on when current is applied to a complex in vivo circuit…
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Exciting developments in neuroscience are spurring an era of innovation in national security. In his new book #FSP Scholar @neva9257 explores how we can, and should, use these innovations ethically. routledge.com/The-Ethics-of-…
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Another paper from the lab is out @NatureComms, the same week as our @NeuroCellPress paper.
rdcu.be/ckogZ reveling the important role of another top-down circuit, premotor-culliculus, in motor planning during decision-making.
Congratulations, @AnnDuan2 and Yuxin Pan!
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We are looking for a research assistant/lab manager to join the lab! A supportive, collaborative environment where you can learn neural recording, optogenetics, and photometry + neural data analysis. More info here: vandermeerlab.org/mvdmlab_RA…
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Preprint with @jtdudman: Behavior that emerges from classical conditioning improves mice’s policies for reward collection. Dopamine sets the rate of this direct policy learning independent of updating value. 1/n
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A study in Nature identifies clusters of inhibitory neurons in the amygdala that exert opposite roles during the acquisition and retrieval of fear extinction memories. go.nature.com/3uq9Zkt























