Eve Marder's lab at Brandeis University
Brandeis University
Joined December 2015
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Very happy to see out work on neuronal homeostasis published in PNAS!
Yay!
I am very proud and happy to finally contribute to my favorite line of research in the Marder Lab.
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pip install currentscape
github.com/BlueBrain/Current…
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New review paper from the @MarderLab! Latest insights from small rhythmic neural circuits on individual variability, resilience and neuromodulation of neurons and neural networks. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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In the positive news, our paper is out in @eLife! Read about how the mechanism of oscillation affects neural circuits' resilience to perturbations and neuromodulation. @MarderLab
elifesciences.org/articles/7…
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#SfN21 Albert & Ellen Grass Lecture today at 3:30 pm (ET) | From the Neuroscience of Individual Variability to Climate Change
Read the accompanying review by Eve Marder & Mara Rue in #JNeurosci jneurosci.org/lookup/DOI/10.…
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Today, #Neuromatch CN students are learning about dynamic networks. For that, our artist and volunteer Katya Morozova (@neurochart) has created this amazing illustration to be the cover for the day. Check out her Instagram channel for even more sciency art 🔬🖼
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Executable Research Articles (ERAs) are changing how we publish science at eLife, letting authors share code interactively in their papers.
Hear about authors’ experiences with this truly web-native format: elifesciences.org/labs/51777…
ALT "We put together a Jupiter notebook to make our results and figures easily reproducible, but for us it wasn't enough." Matteo Mancini, author of an interactive meta-analysis of MRI biomarkers of myelin.
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.@neurochart showed robustness results in release-type and escape-type half-center oscillators (builded with dynamic clamp using RTXI) and mechanism switching when heated. #nmc3 (4/n)
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Thank you @MarderLab and @BrandeisScience
Former Marder Student Receives Prestigious Award - blogs.brandeis.edu/science/2…
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Neurons can regain activity in elevated extracellular potassium levels, similar to those observed in TBI or epilepsy. A shift in intrinsic excitability enables crab motor neurons to adapt to global depolarization. @MarderLab @JNeurophysiol
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Tomorrow Professor Eve Marder, PhD Seminar at IIBCE VIRTUAL Seminar on Brain Science
worldwideneuro.com/seminar-s…
Será traducido en simultáneo al Español por MSc Liliana Viera
@MarderLab @IIBCE @FalanIbroLarc @ibroSecretariat
@SocNeuroUy @EST_PEDECIBA @worldwideneuro
Tomorrow: Online seminar by Professor Eve Marder, Ph.D. @MarderLab on "Differential Resilience of Neurons and Networks with Similar Behavior to Perturbation. (Simultaneous translation to Spanish)", hosted by IIBCE on Brain Science | #bot⚡ worldwideneuro.com/seminar-e…
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Today at 09.00 Uruguay Standard Time (14:00 CEST),
@IIBCE Virtual Seminar on Brain Sciences with @MarderLab.
Title: 'Resilience of Neurons and Networks with Similar Behavior to Perturbation'
Seminar features simultaneous translation to Spanish.
@SocNeuroUy @FalanIbroLarc
Tomorrow Professor Eve Marder, PhD Seminar at IIBCE VIRTUAL Seminar on Brain Science
worldwideneuro.com/seminar-s…
Será traducido en simultáneo al Español por MSc Liliana Viera
@MarderLab @IIBCE @FalanIbroLarc @ibroSecretariat
@SocNeuroUy @EST_PEDECIBA @worldwideneuro
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I'm a bit late to the party, but this really is a wonderful article from @MarderLab on the value of theory in biology. I wish everyone were so enlightened.
elifesciences.org/articles/6…
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Register for the @EmoryTMLS virtual workshop: "How can we take theory in biology seriously and plot predictions and experiments on the same axes?" livingtheory.emory.edu/progr… Talks by @JKondev @MarderLab @AJSederberg @greg_stephens D Fusco, L Meshulam, T Mora, B Shraiman, N Wingreen
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"Above all, we should read the words on the page or screen, not the words in our head..."
In the latest in the #LivingScience series, Eve Marder discusses the importance of paying attention to every word when writing or reviewing scientific papers elifesciences.org/articles/5…
ALT Illustration of a person sitting next to a stack of papers with their feet dipped into a pool shaped like a word
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Terrific short essay on how to be an effective scientific writer.
Highlight: Writers fm different native-language backgrounds have learned different methods (ex: English relies heavily on choice of words and connotation.)
by Eve Marder @MarderLab
elifesciences.org/articles/5…
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Please read this beautiful modeling paper on circuit robustness to temperature perturbations from @leanm_alonso in our lab, recently published in @eLife !
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Very happy to see this work published in elife
elifesciences.org/articles/5…
How do neurons and neuronal circuits manage to operate robustly when challenged by acute temperature perturbations?
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FENS 2020 Daily Highlights Podcast: Saturday 11 July
With an especially moving piece by the great Eve Marder @MarderLab on our failures here in the USA with CoVID-19 and racism
youtu.be/qT2S6AWV_xM via @FENSorg @EJNeuroscience
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Very happy to see this work published in elife
elifesciences.org/articles/5…
How do neurons and neuronal circuits manage to operate robustly when challenged by acute temperature perturbations?
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Brandeis must act in support of our international students & those across the country. Today, we are joining with Harvard & MIT in support of an effort to temporarily prohibit the enforcement of ICE's guidelines. Full statement: brandeis.edu/president/lette…
ALT Our learning community is enriched by students who come from around the world. We recognise that we must be flexible in how we move forward based on the uncertainties of COVID-19 and follow the most current public health guidelines. Yet, we also refuse to stand by idly and have our students harmed by capricious and ill-willed policies.