Still buzzing after an amazing #ibags2023 meeting in Stockholm ๐ธ๐ช. Great research and networking with the best in the field. Thanks to AMRF @medresearchNZ and Neurological Foundation @NeurologicalNZ for supporting the work and trip. See you all in New Zealand for #ibags2026 ๐ณ๐ฟ๐
You know your vector graphics game is strong when your @AusNeuroSoc conference poster is < 1 MB. Presenting Wednesday #123. Thanks to @MedResearchNZ and @NeurologicalNZ for their support of this work.
@MedResearchNZ Also, personal achievement unlocked: First project that Iโve seen from start to finish. The idea > project funding > PhD student graduation > fun science > publication. Looks easy when you write it out like that ๐คฃ
Excited to have this research published. The tail striatum is a super interesting region that deserves much more attention - we propose how it fits into a revised basal ganglia circuitry. Funded by @MedResearchNZ @BrainResearchNZ. #FMHS_UoA
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@BrainsRus Dorsal tail striatum (AP -1.8, ML -3.2, DV -3.5). Our carbon fibre electrodes were too big (damaging) to get down to the super interesting D1- and D2- poor zones, or the AST. Would be be fascinating though๐ค