1/ Excited to share our latest work on how the extralemniscal system affects somatosensory processing, published in the October issue of @JNeurosci – and congratulations to Sofija Perovic @pick_your_brains on her first-but-not-last PhD paper!
Full text: https://t.co/heAkje0mKu
Our latest work on the effect of the Extralemniscal System on somatosensory processing is now published in the October issue of The Journal of Neuroscience! 🧠
Check it out:
@JNeurosci : https://t.co/LELb6RmW0z
or
@ResearchGate : https://t.co/9YteHqHfLO
1/ Thrilled to share our latest publication in @NatureNeuro – and huge congratulations to @RoryBufacchi who led this work (first at @UCL and then @IITalk) with extraordinary insight and fastidiousness.
Free full text: https://t.co/YrJvZVMzSx
These days I was studying a chapter from the book 'Somatosensory systems' written by Albe-Fessard and Besson. I loved how the thalamus and its nuclei were depicted, so here you can see my take on the schematic representation of the right thalamus.
#brain#neuroscience#thalamus
The #NobelPrize in Physics is awarded to Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz, and Anne L'Huillier “for experimental methods that generate attosecond pulses of light for the study of electron dynamics in matter”
More to follow
1/ Please check out our new article with Francesca Siclari (@NIN_knaw) in @ResearchSleep describing an @eeglab plug in to apply Artifact Subspace Reconstruction to whole-night #sleep#brain#EEG data.
Full text here: https://t.co/le39PWYIaz.
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Cerebral ventricles
Ventricles are basically four cavities filled with cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), transparent liquid created mainly by choroid plexi. Each day our body produces 600 ml of CSF, how cool is that?? This system keeps our brain safe and nurtured.#neuroanatomypills
•cerebral cortex
Covers the entire surface of the brain. It is divided in 4 lobes (in colours) and it is covered in ridges (gyri) and fissures (sulci). These funny looking gyri are actually there to increse the surface area of the brain up to 20 meters squared!#cortex#brain