Andres Grosmark

[Attila Losonczy @attila_losonczy]

Our new pre-print on virtual reality hardware and software for mice behavior: https://t.co/sQ6vD9Fik1…. Open source: https://t.co/8jQpBcG6v8 led by @jackbolwer, George Zakka, Jason Yong,
@jamespriestley4, and others in the lab.

[René Hen @Rene_Hen]

Check out our latest neurogenesis paper by @DrSebnemT, @attila_losonczy, and @AndresGrosmark.

Adult-born granule cells facilitate remapping of spatial and non-spatial representations in the dentate gyrus: Neuron https://t.co/rRwEtEMAM3

[Attila Losonczy @attila_losonczy]

The first - of many more - Magnus Opus of an incredibly talented former graduate student, Jack Bowler. Seven years in the making, including the design and build of a versatile behavioral control system (open source is forthcoming). Congrats Jack!

[Andres Grosmark @AndresGrosmark]

The Grosmark lab is all set up and we are hiring! Creative and motivated scientists interested in studying memory consolidation in health and disease please see:  https://t.co/zeBsN3HVNg #calciumimaging #electrophysiology #sharpwaveripples

[Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute @ZuckermanBrain]

How does your brain choose what to remember and what to forget, to help you find a place you've visited before? The @attila_losonczy lab discovers cells that play a role the consolidation of useful long-term memories in @Nature:
https://t.co/WZETJ2j7gk

#neuroscience #research

[Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute @ZuckermanBrain]

How many neurons does it take to form a memory? Using cutting-edge techniques, @tgeiller and the @attila_losonczy lab, observed small circuits of cells in the hippocampus forming a spatial map, in real time. The study was published today, in @nature.
https://t.co/lmrpVDFoyz

[Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute @ZuckermanBrain]

Resting is important for remembering. New research reveals how the brain keeps working to build mental maps after a mouse has explored a new place. See how new experiments from the @LosonczyLab revealed new connections in the brain:
https://t.co/1k9YtjJASl
@NatureNeuro

[Medical Xpress @medical_xpress]

Reactivation in the hippocampus could support the consolidation of long-term cognitive maps @NatureNeuro https://t.co/J3GcMq1p7m

[Andres Grosmark @AndresGrosmark]

Our new study suggests that if you are too narrowly focused on a task, take a step back and let your wondering brain paint in a broader, more useful, picture.
https://t.co/DhEkHT9HYN