It's warming to see the traction our #flywire fly brain connectome is getting. To highlight one neat thing: w/ @YijieYin1 and V. Hartenstein we mapped out the developmental building blocks of the brain ('hemilineages'), enabling us to group neurons by their evo-devo origins:
Zoom into the #flywire fly brain courtesy of another of Philipp Schlegel's (@flyconnectome@CamZoology @MRC_LMB) amazing 3D sequences. Then read his piece on the https://t.co/AU2Rppm0iJ blog to find out more about how the #connectome became a reality https://t.co/CLFgjFGCD8.
Big day for neuroscience & the end of the beginning for whole brain connectomics. Shout out to @sdorkenw and Philipp Schlegel, first authors of the connectome papers, @MurthyLab@SebastianSeung for establishing #flywire to make this possible and @dddavi for birthing this dataset.
Big news! The fly connectome is featured on the cover of a special edition of Nature.
This is all possible thanks to the collaboration of 292 members of The FlyWire Consortium!
https://t.co/Mrz7Yrx1eU
Check out the thread for an overview of the 9 #flywire papers published today
🎉 Excited to share our collaborative work on the anterior visual pathway is now published! Check it out: https://t.co/4WcGkgNfMX Huge congrats to everyone involved! 👏
Many congratulations to Dr. AP Sane, Dr. VA Sane & their team for the research article "The tomato EAR-motif repressor, SlERF36, .......... responses" published in Plant Biotechnology Journal (IF 13.8). https://t.co/KOxnmhwVd3
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Would you like to shape the future of connectomics ... even neuroscience? Fresh from finishing the two largest connectomes ever, we have post-doc and research assistant positions in the @flyconnectome group @CamZoology (collab w @MRC_LMB @ScottishWaddell@janeliaflyem) Pls RT 1/4
Building the FlyWire #connectome from the FAFB brain was a massive team effort. But neuroscientists need to find their favourite neurons in this huge dataset. We report an indexed parts list, systematically annotating all 127k neurons (Schlegel et al https://t.co/1VaFlFWZVp) 1/7
We are releasing a whole-brain connectome of the fruit fly, including ~130k annotated neurons and tens of millions of typed synapses!
Explore the connectome: https://t.co/EWcwRiO0Oz
Reconstruction paper: https://t.co/wCI3hASUfD
Annotation paper: https://t.co/3bPTNK9hRk
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Delighted that @flyconnectome group @CamZoology (and local collaborators @MRC_LMB) could play their part in finishing this major new #drosophila#connectome supported by @wellcometrust. Tweeprints coming soon, but links to data, tools and papers already at https://t.co/XFzk52IriA
Flies sniff out the 'what' and 'where' of other flies. Now out https://t.co/UHzbjZducc. Lovely new recordings of neuronal responses to a freely-walking male confirm active contrast between two antennae allows flies to 'see' each other using smell. @CellCellPress @MRC_LMB 1/2
[1/11] @DavidTadres and I are excited to share new research https://t.co/fskxPEDSti where we show that olfactory sensory neurons undergo silencing due to depolarization block at ethologically relevant odor concentrations. #olfaction#chemosensation#behavior
We've got an open position for a 2y Research Assistant in our group @CamZoology@Cambridge_Uni, to contribute to the generation of the 1st adult fly CNS #connectome.
Suited to BSc or MSc, looking for research experience before #PhD.
Closing 18 Dec: https://t.co/zi6Bh13D7q
Please help to spread the word! We're a friendly and supportive group, with a great track record in helping people get on to PhDs.
#Drosophila#connectomics
Dear Colleagues, we are actively recruiting a PhD student this year. Please RT or notify someone who might be interested. You can read about the work of our most recent graduate @istvan_taisz in this tweeprint https://t.co/HW2GsYN9j8