Jennifer Ding

Postdoc in the Harvey lab at @harvardmed. Interested in biological mechanisms underlying memory circuits.

[trent @Sheffield_Lab]

Exciting work by the excellent postdoc @AntoineMadar! BTSP is not only involved in place field formation, it continuously shapes place fields during navigation.

[Jonathan Green @jgreen_____]

Ever make a mistake and had to correct it? Maybe these neurons have something to do with it. Great team effort from the Harvey and Greenberg labs at Harvard Medical School.

https://t.co/aZ0Ch8vkf9

[Shin Kira @ShinichiroKira]

Happy to share our pre-print from the Harvey Lab @harvardmed!
We show that mixed selectivity (conjunctive coding) for a specific memory and sensory cue allows flexible decision-making during navigation in mice. Such code exists across the posterior cortex centered in RSC.
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[Stephanie E. Palmer @sepalmerNeuro]

*Just pub’d!* A fun collaboration with the wonderful Wei Wei and her lab + the Berson Lab! @jen__ding is lead author on this eLife paper detailing a new discovery in retinal processing @albertchenNeuro
https://t.co/mfa0k1uqTo
https://t.co/thu1zs9GW9

[Stephanie E. Palmer @sepalmerNeuro]

So proud to have worked with @siweiil on her newly published work on visual prediction and fast escape maneuvers in flies. High-fives to our co-authors: Idan Segev @Segev_Lab and Axel Borst at @mpiNeuro https://t.co/tJYt2FxzXT @PLOSCompBiol

[The New York Times @nytimes]

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was jointly awarded to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna for the development of a method for genome editing. The announcement marks the first time a science Nobel has been awarded to two women. https://t.co/PcTRfURqKv