Joram van Rheede

[BNDU, Oxford @MRCBNDU]

📢 NEW UNIT PREPRINT by Peng et al from Sharott group on brain-wide population activity during reaching integrates action-mediated goal expectation

https://t.co/idvpvvjgfs

@NDCNOxford @UniofOxford

[Josh Selfe @joshsselfe]

Ever wanted to explore the driving forces underlying inhibitory neuronal signalling? We did! So, for my MSc in @JosephRaimondo lab, we developed the all-optical approach ORCHID - all-Optical Reporting of CHloride Ion Driving force. Now out in @NatureComms https://t.co/kJGv5mZkpg

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

Now online - a 15 minute "TED-style" talk on sleep and deep brain stimulation I gave as part of the @oxengsci Spotlight: Illuminating Engineering series
https://t.co/jTvOmW25Ty

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

My talk at @MachineMedicine on deep brain stimulation and sleep (with a particular example from depression) is now up:

https://t.co/DpvBdq4vVV

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

Proud to be working with these fantastic clinical and engineering teams, and with pioneer Oran and his amazing family

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

World first epilepsy device fitted in UK boy's skull https://t.co/X1oucD7D5Z

[Engineering Science, Oxford @oxengsci]

Plus short talks from Engineering researchers on:
🤔Can a gas be used to reduce infection?
🤔How does sleep affect brain implants?
🤔Can we train a machine to learn like a human?
🤔How can oceans absorb carbon emissions?

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

Who's going to be in DC for the Brain Initiative conference next week?

#BRAINConference #BRAINConference2024 #StudyBRAIN

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

Will be speaking at this event in London tomorrow - a few (free) tickets left!
I am told there will be pizza.
https://t.co/c8eEBaHEKi

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

@neuroecology Frog/tadpole: Mechanisms of visual/sensory map formation; spike-timing-dependent plasticity

[Ellender Lab @TommasEllender]

It is finally in print! Wow - can't believe it has already been 10+ years when some of the recordings were made... https://t.co/ImLSXyfOwa

[Yangfan Peng @YangfanPeng]

🧠 Curious about how neurons are wired in the human cortex?

Our @ScienceMagazine study tested over 7,000 connections and revealed key differences from rodents:
"Directed and acyclic synaptic connectivity in the human layer 2-3 cortical microcircuit". 🧵👇https://t.co/yUeQjbDSh7

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

@YangfanPeng @ScienceMagazine @ChariteBerlin @FMittermaier Not too shabby, Yangfan!

[Engineering Science, Oxford @oxengsci]

Join us at @ArtsatOFS on April 17 for a transformative talk on brain-computer interfaces by Joram van Rheede. Discover how BCIs are tackling Parkinson's, epilepsy and chronic pain. Book your free spot: https://t.co/eZWNB5dui3 #SpotlightIE #BCI #OxfordTalks

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

@neumann_wj @Brain1878 Thank you! I enjoyed putting it together

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

Sharing our recent work and vision for the future about sleep-aware DBS at the @Brain1878 conference in London #BrainConf2024

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

Neat - this plane was flying so directly away from the sun that it was flying into the shadow cast by its own trail.

[BNDU, Oxford @MRCBNDU]

New Unit Paper in @Transl_Psych on the effect of deep brain stimulation in depression on cortical signatures of sleep

https://t.co/D6lG5cZFk9

@MRCBNDU @NDCNOxford @UniofOxford

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

@shabnamchandel9 @MRCBNDU @UniofOxford Thank you for your interest! Yes, we can take international candidates, though in practice the start date would likely get pushed back a little depending on paperwork.

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

Come work with us at the @MRCBNDU, @UniofOxford!
We are looking for a research assistant to help us characterise the role of the centromedian thalamus in sleep in a rodent model, to guide refinement of deep brain stimulation therapy for epilepsy.
https://t.co/L0hQuEn8hj

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

@nvasistha I know - and look at subpanel t (left figure) or k (right) - those are already multipanel figures in themselves!

[Joram van Rheede @Joranium]

I opened Fig .1 of the 2 most recent Nature Neuroscience articles in preparation for a class on figure making.
I think Neuroscience might be developing a multipanel problem - the expectations re: information density in the big journals are getting out of hand...