Very excited to spread the word about my work in @HuShuLab published today: Reward Timing and Its Expression by Inhibitory Interneurons in the Mouse Primary Visual Cortex https://t.co/EPhR1hSKkn (1/2)
Despite our efforts to decrease exposure risk at this yearโs meeting, weโve become aware of several confirmed COVID-19 cases. We encourage all #OptoGRC2022 attendees to test and monitor for symptoms, and wish those affected a speedy recovery.
Highly, highly recommend working in the @HuShuLab! You will be hard-pressed to find an environment more suited to exploring fascinating scientific questions alongside thoughtful, rigorous, and collaborative colleagues in both the lab and within the department.
Super excited to share the final parts of my PhD work with @HuShuLab and @SAllard83 where we looked at the effect that non-rewarding outcomes have on cue-evoked persistent neural activity in primary visual cortex:
https://t.co/7OlltPYu0K
Read on for a brief description (1/6)
All in all, the different conditioning strategies uniquely influence ongoing cortical activity. I'm super proud of the work we put in to collect and interpret these data and hope that you all read and enjoy! Big thanks to @HuShuLab and @SAllard83 and all labmates ! ๐ฌ๐ (6/6)
Also! V1 neurons expressed persistent activity before conditioning and the activity patterns are the same as those seen in previously-described reward timing activity. These results raise interesting questions about how cortical circuits produce persistent neural activity. (5/6)
Excited to team up with a good friend & fellow ๐ง ๐ฉโ๐ฌ, @AbaldeLeire, to conduct a short (2 h) course on the #neuroscience of Parkinson's disease. The event is organized by @BUGSSlab, a non-profit org. based in Baltimore but is open to people all over the ๐! #scicomm
Very honored and grateful to have received the David Rogers award from @HopkinsMedicine for my work with @projbridge! Thank you to all the wonderful collaborators and congratulations to my fellow #JHUSOM2020 graduates!!