Muad Abd El Hay, PhD معاذ عبد الحي

Neuroscience PostDoc at the @ZeroNoiseLab. @[email protected]

[ZeroNoiseLab 🌈 (@zeronoiselab.bsky.social) @ZeroNoiseLab]

This also fits 100% with the little test we developed to check if/when means are likely meaningful to the brain in a data set (shout out to twitterfree first author Alejandro Tlaie). Spoiler: not often! @markdhumphries would love to get your take on this! https://t.co/2zdFQSEdtx

[ZeroNoiseLab 🌈 (@zeronoiselab.bsky.social) @ZeroNoiseLab]

#FENS24 crowd! Thought that mice don't saccade systematically? Think again! Wed afternoon @baldneuro will present his poster showing that in a naturalistic VR foraging task, mice saccade to gather visual info just like us. ;) Find us here: Poster Session 2 PS02-26PM-439

[ZeroNoiseLab 🌈 (@zeronoiselab.bsky.social) @ZeroNoiseLab]

#FENS24 gang! Attention! Is it the same across species? @mina_glukhova compared attentional fluctuations in humans, monkeys and mice doing the same VR foraging task, and finds many parallels (and a few differences ;) ). Check it out FRIDAY PM: Poster Session 6, PS06-28PM-114

[Robert Taylor @BaldNeuro]

Loved showing off our state-dependant mouse saccades project from @ZeroNoiseLab at #FENS24! So much fun discussing the use cases and ramifications of this work, can’t wait to bring it to the finish line!

[ZeroNoiseLab 🌈 (@zeronoiselab.bsky.social) @ZeroNoiseLab]

Have you ever DREAMed of chronic ephys implants that are easy, cheap, reusable, robust and comfy  - for you and your rodents? In our new preprint, we present: The DREAM. Powered by the stellar 3D design and ephys skills of @der_Tim and @BaldNeuro... (1/2)
https://t.co/Xmi1R1jvrG

[Muad Abd El Hay, PhD معاذ عبد الحي @hummuscience]

Nevertheless, I would like to thank the people involved in this work. @JanSiemens2 and the lab for the supervision and the time in Heidelberg. Special thanks to Gretel Kamm for the help on the setup and Alejandro Tlaie Borja for the help with the analysis of the data!

[Muad Abd El Hay, PhD معاذ عبد الحي @hummuscience]

I am excited to have my main PhD-work finally out as a reviewed preprint in @eLife ! We dissect the functions of TRPV1 & TRPM2 in warm-temperature detection through in-depth behavioural and neuronal analysis. Let's dive in? (1/n) https://t.co/CrkHDM9cYi

[Muad Abd El Hay, PhD معاذ عبد الحي @hummuscience]

On our way to deeper understanding of warm-temperature detection, we still find both TRPV1 and TRPM2 to be relevant, albeit in different ways.

There is still work to do (see revisions) and many open questions (e.g. what about TRPM2 WSNs?)