Laboratory for chromatin and spatial neurobiology. Understanding how synapses and the nucleus communicate in the developing and diseased mammalian brain.
Extreme actions historically lead to more extreme backlash. On what time scale will the pendulum swing back to humanity valuing deep thought, artistry, scholarship, and craftsmanship in writing once again?
Paper books and in-person custom storefronts already en vogue
VJ Edgecombe as a foundational franchise player. Human story of the American dream. Generational talent and authentic humility combined with an exceptional mindset.
Individuals with Edgecombe-like mindsets thrive in bleeding edge creative discovery laboratory environments too
Join @WashUGenetics next Thursday Oct. 29 at Noon in Connor Auditorium when Peng Jin, PhD @pengjinATL presents, “Two Faces of FMR1: FMRP Deficiency and CGG Repeat-Mediated Neurodegeneration”, hosted by Dr. Jenn Cremins @CreminsLab!
Huge congratulations to Bing! 🎉Extremely well-deserved recognition for his pioneering contributions to epigenomics, and his unwavering mentorship has shaped so many trainees, including me!
Want to get clean calcium signals from tons of deep-brain neurons in freely moving animals?
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We show how correcting GRIN lens aberrations transforms MINI2P performance, revealing sparse HD coding in sensory thalamus!
@ScienceAdvances
Fantastic article on Canuck memory legend Karim Nader by Samia Madwar. Karim’s 2000 reconsolidation paper was a game changer, reorienting neuroscientific studies towards a more reconstructivist view of memory.
https://t.co/XsjS9RCyTM
Very excited to share the most important discovery of my career yet: your brain switches between a conscious and an unconscious mode ~15 times every second. Consciousness may depend not on where in the brain activity occurs but when.
Find out more below.
https://t.co/23dyMGnaLX
In 2000, neuroscientist Karim Nader made a groundbreaking discovery that changed the field forever. When a long-term memory is retrieved, he found, it temporarily becomes unstable, prone to revision or erasure. Now, Nader is facing his own cognitive decline. But the legacy of his memory work continues. https://t.co/OepCmEm8nW
I spoke with The Daily about what’s happening to math in the age of AI—and what it feels like to be a mathematician right now.
The conversation went places I hadn’t expected.
I’m grateful to @RachelAbramsNY, @annieminoff, and their team.
https://t.co/UwbytBe1Fk via @NYTimes
Your best performances will come when you are working in a way that is a full expression of you. The work becomes a natural display of your personality. This is when you not only get better results, but also love the activity — because in doing the craft, you feel alive.
Hard to believe this is already over - it was totally AWESOME!!! Amazing science & community - a giant 🙏 to all speakers, attendees & @FASEBorg!!! Looking forward to seeing everyone & more ppl in 2 yrs for the next edition, which will be organized @Gabel_Lab & Yingxi Lin.
📢 Travel fellowships for #RTN2027!
Submit your abstract for a chance to receive a fellowship and give an oral presentation.
Come ReThink Neuroimmunology with us!
May 24–26, 2027 | @WeizmannScience
Abstract deadline: Feb 1, 2027
https://t.co/D9v9nQKQxQ
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