Last Friday, @Princeton responded to our open letter signed by a majority of postdocs, raising salary minimums to 65k - an 18.5% increase! We celebrated by hand-delivering the letter because while this is a strong start, there's much more we can win. https://t.co/EcSU5ozvT0
The more papers @eLife has the capacity to review, the better their new publishing model will work. To help their new model from the reviewing end, I have signed up to be on eLife’s board of reviewing editors. PIs around the world: sign up too!
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Does cortex use the same neurons across tasks?
Task specificity in mouse parietal cortex
by @synapticlee with Michael Krumin and @kennethd_harris
https://t.co/8Shhr4t679
Our new paper is out today! We found that single neurons in rat frontal cortex tracked the provisional choices inferred by our behavioral model across model-predicted changes of mind. 🧵 below.
https://t.co/I0koYPbBGy
w/ @alexpiet@emilyjanedennis@zamakany@brody_lab
Our comprehensive review on taste is finally published! It is dedicated to all students in the field and commemorates 50 years of research of professor Sidney A. Simon, a true scholar
Physiology of Taste Processing in the Tongue, Gut, and Brain https://t.co/pc02bgaimX
Jobs! Please RT. The Yin lab at Duke University will soon have multiple open positions, all supported by long-term NIH funding: postdoc, senior research associate, and research technician. Main requirement: passion for neuroscience. either DM or email Henry Yin: [email protected]
Postdoc @emilyjanedennis will be giving a talk on her work on volumetric imaging in rats and mice for cross-species comparisons -- online at ESI Sync tomorrow at 11:30 EST